Pan-Asian decoration

Asian-style decoration has become a hot trend in the first decade of the 21st century. However, unlike the wave of Asian design in the past, the latest version uses a global perspective to create a blend of exotic and relaxed competencies.

An interesting aspect of this latest trend is that the decorator's personal creativity and imagination can design a room based on a single Asian culture, or an exciting combination of the best of the African continent. The following guide will help decorators through the various looks in Asian décor.

colour:

The light, neutral colors of the walls are the preferred choice for pan-Asian style and may change frequently. The walls are in neutral tones, transforming the soft tones of Japanese-style Zen natural patterns into more vivid colors from Indian designs. Red lacquer black and gold are still the backbone of Chinese interior design, including the gorgeous design of the gorgeous silk oriental rug. Indian designs will use vibrant colors from the subcontinent. When looking for flooring, the peacock blue carpet and rich red carpet will be the perfect choice for your Indian decor.

floor:

Dark wood flooring can be used as the basis for any Asian design theme. Bamboo rugs, tatami mats or bamboo flooring enhance the Japanese style, but all Asian designs look great, with Chinese rugs, Tibetan rugs or other oriental rugs. You can even go to the Asian-style Iranian [Persian] and Turkish glamorous wool carpets farther away.

Furniture:

The simple style works best in Asian décor, but the furniture must have a solid quality, preferably dark wood or lacquered black. Simple and simple furniture complements it, but more elaborate sculptures such as screens, boxes and even chairs are excellent decorations. The key to combining these different styles is to simply choose a more gorgeous part, such as the chest or screen, and keep the rest of the furniture simple.

Fabrics and accessories:

From Chinese silk to Indonesian batik, Asian weavers have been creating incredible fabrics for thousands of years. These richly patterned fabrics can be used extensively in Asian decorations such as curtains, curtains, wall hangings and even throws. Carpets are the best example of Asian weaving. They include simple texture patterns of Tibetan rugs, elite patterns of silk oriental rugs, and bold colored cotton rugs from many Indian cultures. If you choose to use the carpet as the focus of Asian decoration, be sure to choose the right fabric.

Carpets made from natural fibers such as bamboo rugs and wool rugs should be kept away from the kitchen and bathroom to avoid contamination or damage by water. Exquisite silk rugs work best in rooms that don't have a lot of traffic. If you use Asian style in a room with many uses, it is best to find carpets of Asian colors and synthetic fabrics. They are able to withstand foot traffic and are better able to prevent leaks.

Perfect Asian decoration and art, wrought iron, wall hangings, paper lanterns, gorgeous silver, ceramic and pottery accessories.

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