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Picture this \u2013 a pair of Buddha greets you when you come home from work. Known as the welcoming Buddha, statues such as these are being collected all over the world. Build around these decorative elements by mixing and matching different Asian vibes throughout the rest of your urban home.<\/p>\n

We may live in the West but it is common to find both Chinese and Japanese decor in many homes. As opposed to overstuffed rooms, Asian interiors showcase clean lines and a simplified look. Asian interior design has been around for many centuries but the increased use of this style in many Western homes may be attributed to western people travelling to the east. This global influence in design brings about a different level of visual impression upon the beholder.<\/p>\n

Asian Interior Design Is All About Balance <\/strong><\/p>\n

Traditional Asian interiors focus on the philosophy of balance. Elements of nature are effectively balanced with deep, rich tones, all working in harmony to give you that positive flow and a feeling of calm.<\/p>\n

While there are many Asian nations which have their own distinct design elements, there are general features that can be categorized as Asian. The shiny beauty of black and red lacquer is obviously Asian. This is achieved through layering of paints till a glossy finish is seen.<\/p>\n

Bamboo furniture is also quite popular whether it is the real wood or another type that is carved to look like the real stuff. The Chinese are also known for their love for silk and flowers so go ahead and use floral patterns such as cherry blossoms in your decorative elements.<\/p>\n

Add more decorative accessories like hand-painted silk screen or a lacquered jewelry box.<\/p>\n

You wouldn\u2019t want to go wrong with the Asian interior design. Without the needed balance, it can look forced<\/em> and would not highlight an ethnic look.<\/p>\n

Begin your Asian design by investing in a few pieces of furniture, garden accents, wall decor, and other accessories. Owning two or three items can already elevate the Eastern vibe inside your home. Remember that you need to be restrained as you design your home with Asian elements. Asian decor is easily recognizable so there is no need to overdo it. Your goal is not to set up an Asian museum right inside your home but a place where the Asian elements are woven carefully to the rest of the existing decor.<\/p>\n

Alter the overall ambiance by hanging a simple Chinese scroll on the wall. Add some bold red pillows on your sofa, set up an Oriental rug, and connect the rest of the patterns and texture to your concocted design.<\/p>\n

If you have a modern minimalist home, then you can resort to the Japanese interior design instead of the usual Chinese look.<\/p>\n

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Asian Interior Design Means Zen <\/strong><\/p>\n
There are many words to describe the Japanese version of an Asian interior. The words peaceful, calm and serene all come to mind. Common characteristics in Japanese interior design include \u2013<\/p>\n
Asymmetry<\/em>. Asymmetry and balance can never be separated. Achieve this element in your home by installing a vessel sink, pendant light and mirrors. Add an interesting flower arrangement to complete the look.<\/p>\n
Nature-inspired<\/em>. Expect to find flower arrangements, art scrolls made with wicker, falling water, and decorative pebbles. Blond wood planks are also quite common.<\/p>\n
Clean Lines<\/em>. Modern Asian bath features streamlining, block cabinets, and a generally uncluttered appearance. The circle is also a common motif as it represents the flag of Japan. Enso<\/em>, meaning circle in Japanese is associated with enlightenment and Zen.<\/p>\n
Since clean lines are encouraged, minimum furnishings is required. It\u2019s right for a single light to illuminate the bathroom, for instance. Simplicity is key to setting up Asian interior design using the Japanese theme.<\/p>\n
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