Post by @fasnix
»7 Things Quietly Ruining Your Living Room — A Lesson From Japanese Homes«
Viideo description:
„Most living rooms are not too small. They are too full, and Japanese homes reveal exactly why the room you relax in never quite lets you switch off.
This is a quiet look at seven common pieces of furniture that crowd a space, tire the eye, and steal the sense of calm you actually want when you sit down at the end of the day.
Working from how traditional and modern Japanese interiors treat open floor as the most valuable thing in the room, we walk through the large central coffee table, the bulky entertainment center, tall bookcases and display cabinets, permanent exercise equipment, edge to edge open shelving, heavy layered curtains, and freestanding bar carts.
Along the way, we look at what research on visual attention suggests about why a crowded room is hard to fully rest in, and what a home half the size of yours can teach about feeling twice as open. The single thread connecting all seven is saved for the end.“
There are plenty of channels promoting Japanese habits, tipps or innovations.
As I'm interested in interior design, minimalism and floor living, I want to share this video.
https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=MHqFz3mmXmA
