Bamboo, mat, sliding partition, paper lamp – these are what we remember first when we talk about Japanese-style room design.
According to tradition, it is believed that a Japanese house should be illuminated by moonlight, not sunlight, therefore, Japanese-style chandeliers always provide only muted, matte light. They create a cozy and comfortable atmosphere in the room because they never make the lighting too bright.
Japanese style lamps
In Japan, functionality and natural beauty are highly valued. This has contributed to the fact that chandeliers are made mainly of wood, transparent or white glass, rice paper or fabric. They are usually presented in three colors: black, white, or the color of natural wood. As for the shape, it is usually geometric and laconic.
Japanese-style lamps are usually made in the form of stones or lanterns, decorated with branches, thick thread, hieroglyphs, images of trees and various designs. To design a room in the Japanese style, it is better to place such lamps closer to the floor; such lighting will create an atmosphere of comfort in the room and will be comfortable for the person sitting on the tatami.
Japanese style chandeliers
This lighting element is suspended from the ceiling. Chandeliers are usually made of wood and organic material. Craftsmen used to make them from old wood, so they had a more attractive appearance and were very durable.
Japanese-style ceiling chandeliers can accommodate several lamps and come in a variety of shapes. Large lamps perfectly complement the interior of a living room, cafe or restaurant. Small chandeliers are mainly used as a decorative element in the Japanese style. They are hung in small rooms or bedrooms.
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