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Zen Inspired Interior Design

Zen Inspired Interior Design


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Our homes should be the place where we feel most calm and peace, and what better style to promote these feelings of serenity than a zen inspired space, like those featured in our Japanese Zen Gardens post and our look at Japanese Style Interior Design. In this post were focussing not only on traditional Japanese zen, but also on its modern adaptations.

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  • Visualizer: EkeInterior
Floor cushions around a low table are an easy way to create an oriental dining zone, along with high contrast dark wood against a soothing warm cream backdrop.

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  • Visualizer: Sergei Davidoff
This example of slightly elevated low seating would prove easier on the knees and back than floor cushions. The shelving that overlaps the edges of the wall column in this design are slightly reminiscent of the silhouette of a Japanese pagoda.

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  • Architect: Shinichi Ogawa Associates
Minimalistic lines are the obvious influence of traditional Japanese interiors on contemporary spaces.

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  • Photographer: Marser
This is Rurikou-in temple, Kyoto

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The temple is shielded by nature.

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Softness underfoot creates relaxation in a zen room.

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Embrace nature.

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Paper paneled doors never fail to evoke an oriental look, install in doubles for balance.

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  • Via: Live Door
Natural materials are key.

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  • Visualizer: EkeInterior
A low Japanese style platform bed is the obvious winner for a zen bedroom scheme.

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  • Architect: Sanuki + Nishizawa
This is a bold way to bring nature into a scheme with a look of permanence and stability rather than in a moveable pot.

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This contemporary Japanese platform bed includes low slung bedside tables.

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This modern bedroom translates the simplistic lines and warm natural palette of a traditionally zen space.

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  • Designer: Roche Bobois
This up to date play on zen styles out each simplistic element.

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  • Designer: Roche Bobois
This Japanese inspired bed incorporates an eye-catching illuminated platform, but the room is still based on a zen theory of clean lines and warm natural hues.

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  • Via: SFGirlByBay
This window seat complete with tea kettle is a zen box.

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This platform bed has been updated with a bright bedspread.

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  • Designer: George Nakashima
Paper lanterns are a pretty and cost effective way to light a zen scheme.

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  • Via: Trilogy Partners
The backs on these floor seats are a welcome addition.

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  • Photographer: Melanie Ko
A basic sunken fire pit can keep things cozy.

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Keep any accent colors uplifting.

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These floor level seats are smoothly carved from a single piece of wood.

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  • Via: DHC.co.jp
If your room could open up to a garden then utilize it.

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  • Photographer: Sheyx
Gardens should be washed in zen style too.

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  • Visualizer: Angelina Alexeeva
If you don’t have an outdoor garden, you could always incorporate the zen garden ideal within your interior room, using twisted trees and pebbles.

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  • Visualizer: Evan Mandala
Bamboo and green fronds bring a sense of calm.

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This highly contemporary straight edged bath tub harks at the minimalistic lines of zen influence.

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Zen meditation room.

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  • Source: Dwell
A border of bamboo need not take up a lot of space.

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  • Architect: MM++
A wide border can hold adventurous planting.

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  • Architect: mA Style
Light-wells work as an ideal place for planting.

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  • Designer: Bakoko
The horizontal lines are quite strong here.


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Watch the video: 39 Zen Bedrooms, Interior Design Ideas (June 2022).

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    Thank you thank you

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