Zen wardrobe

Today we are delving into the Asian interior style. This topic will be equally intriguing to both artists and art enthusiasts. This aesthetic developed under the influence of various Asian countries. However, I would like to focus more on the style that particularly resonates with me — Japanese style. This approach is deeply rooted in Japanese history and culture, where Zen Buddhism and the Wabi-Sabi philosophy have had a profound influence. Zen, with its emphasis on simplicity and mindfu...

Dream Walk-In Wardrobe We all would love a space for our favourite clothing and accessories and those designer handbags! The most important thing when choosing a wardrobe is to have a functional space and ample storage without the clutter! There are many ways you can organise your wardrobe these days. If you are in wanting to achieve this in your own home. I would love yo help. Send me a DM, and let's get ORGANISED! www.charlemontstylestudio.com.au #interiordecoratinggeelong #interio...

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Featuring a harmonious blend of Scandinavian and Japanese interior styles, otherwise known as 'Japandi', this home has become a comfy haven for its owners.

Designed by Keithy Gandhi & Larsen Christian of Poche Studio, the design concept of this home focused on creating a comfortable haven, partitioned into distinct zones, featuring modern touches, natural materials, and tactile textures.. Find your personal Zen in this airy Ahmedabad 4BHK. architecture, Comfortable Living, home design, interior design, Keithy Gandhi, Larsen Christian, modern design, natural materials, Poche Studio, tactile textures, zoning design. Projects.

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The Chalkwhite Home’s Nikita Mahajan pours textural nuances into a neutral shell to turn a New Delhi rental into something close to a ‘forever home’.

Learn about innovative built-in closet systems with shoji screen doors. Discover how to combine traditional Japanese elements with modern storage solutions.