Japanese home design is very careful, what should we learn?

Japan in this aspect of design, really better than us, is also very worthy of our learning, especially the home category, the design is also very humane, a lot of design at the time to see will only laugh and do not understand, but until really understand the use of the inside, only to find that we still have a great lack of design, speaking of which many people may not be convinced, then let's take a look.

1. Sunken porch <>

The sunken entrance is a major feature of Japan, so we often see it in anime and Japanese dramas. The advantage of a sunken entryway is that it clearly divides the space, and it is designed to prevent sand and gravel dust from being brought into the room, and it can be used as a temporary shoe changing stool, so that we can sit directly on the steps when we go in and out of the house to change shoes.

2. Unique launching design <>

The drain of the domestic sink is usually located in the middle of the sink, but the Japanese one is in the corner, not only that, but Japan also has such a slide rail sink, and the reason why the sink is installed in the corner is mainly to arrange the sewer pipe in the corner, so that the place under the sink is used for storage is particularly convenient. Slide sinks are designed for easier cleaning and water conservation.

3. The balcony escape port of the Japanese apartment is a little different from the painting style of our country, their balconies are mostly open, unlike us with anti-theft nets, and the neighbors are separated by a layer of plastic plates. This is not to cut corners, but to escape in case of emergency.

When encountering a dangerous situation, you can break the partition as soon as possible and flee to the next house, or directly to the downstairs. They will have an escape hatch on the balcony floor. Just open it, and inside is a folding ladder that you can climb downstairs within.

Moreover, for the sake of safety, real estate developers in Japan will use balconies as public spaces and give them directly to residents. In this way, they can build escape facilities in a unified manner.

4. The bathtub is <> with thermal insulation cover

Japanese people are very particular about bathing. Therefore, you will find that many Japanese people will put a tank of bath water in the bath water after work, and then cover it with an insulated lid, and when they are finished eating and doing things, they can take a leisurely bath. The insulated lid allows the water to remain warm for four or five hours without cooling.

5. The bathroom is separated from three or four separated <>

Even if the living area in Japan is small, the bathroom design will adopt three or four separation, that is, the bathroom washing area, toilet, shower area, and changing area are all separated. There are many benefits to this, the most obvious being that it avoids the problem of a family rushing to the toilet during peak hours, and it is easier to clean up.

Japan's home design has the characteristics of simplicity, multi-functional, natural simplicity, humanized design, high space utilization, strong plasticity, brief and quiet, etc., although the domestic residence is becoming more and more luxurious, but in these aspects still need to learn more from Japan.

Focus on simplicity.

The Japanese décor is unique and has its own personality, and the overall decoration is also based on simplicity, with natural colors and simple lines. Most of the doors and windows of the Japanese-style room are simple and transparent, and the furniture is not very low, giving people a feeling of being wide and bright, so the Japanese-style room will also expand the view of the space.

I think what the Japanese can learn from the decoration is that the materials they use are relatively good, and in many cases, the sliding doors they design are also very good choices, which are convenient for life and can protect children.

In my opinion, there are two things worth learning about the Japanese home design style, the first is practicality, and the second is simplicity. These two points are actually more common in the Japanese home design style, or no matter which style they choose to decorate, these two points can basically be reflected in the Japanese layout of the house. <>

Many people will decorate according to all their preferences in the process of decoration, but after the house decoration is completed, they will find that there is a gap between the whole house and their imagination, and it looks chaotic everywhere. It's full of things you like, but you don't have that kind of comfort when stacked together, and the first thing that Japanese people consider when decorating a house is practicality. This may also be due to the fact that Japanese houses are generally smaller, and their land area is limited, so the size of the house they buy is also relatively small.

So a smaller area needs to accommodate more people, which makes them inevitably consider a problem in the process of decoration is practicality. They will make full use of every area of the house, so it is essential to have a variety of cabinets and all kinds of storage in a Japanese house, so the Japanese are very good at keeping the house tidy and clean. Then in the process of decoration, we can also learn from their concept of item storage, and try to open up as much space as possible in the house.

Secondly, when they decorate the house, they pay more attention to the simplicity of the house, which requires a unified tone, for example, choose a main color as a whole, and then choose two or three colors, but the overall feeling is more consistent. Then you will give people a very comfortable feeling when you enter this house, for example, they prefer beige when decorating the house, so almost many home decoration colors in the home will choose this kind of color.

Pay attention to the lighting of the living room, the design of the wardrobe, the design of the partition, the design style of the wall, the size of the house space, and the overall structural design, all of which are worthy of our learning.

It is very reasonable, the separation of dry and wet, with a bathtub, the design of the kitchen is also very reasonable, very storage, and it is worth learning.

You should learn about the placement of Japanese furniture, the choice of furniture, the material of furniture, the texture of furniture, and the overall effect of furniture.

There are often a lot of designs in Japanese home design that we can't understand, although most of them are because of the helplessness of their house type, but some strange designs are still very funny, and our small houses can also be used as a reference.

The Japanese house types are basically strange and small in our opinion, so it is difficult to have a normal large kitchen like us. Therefore, in order to save space, they will design a vertical stove, which is also close to the sink, leaving empty in the middle, and simply forming a convenient flow line for washing, cutting and frying.

It may seem crowded, but it is simple and organized.

Bathroom storage is generally a small apartment storage problem, but we prefer to use large mirrors, although some use semi-open mirror cabinets. Japan, on the other hand, prefers open storage compartments with a mirror. Compared to our arrangement, although it is a little stingy, it will be more convenient to use.

However, when we decorate and arrange, we often feel that such a storage space cannot meet the needs of life at all. The mirror cabinet stores spare items such as tissues and shampoo, while the open area is a common place for toothbrushes and skin care.

Doesn't that seem a little weird? Because Japanese houses are so small, they have an inseparable affection for bathtubs, because they like to soak in their lives. The size of the unit is limited to enjoyment, and it can only be worked on through depth, so the foot pedal will be designed to be convenient and safer.

In fact, it's quite like our ancient bathtub bathing.

In Japan, it is common to store cleaning tools behind the bathroom door. Through the storage hook, the utensils are stuck on the wall, which is very easy to take and does not take up much space. Therefore, some families like to place a change of slippers in the bathroom can also use this form of storage, which is flexible, easy to use, and has high space utilization.

I feel that shoe cabinet storage has always been a big storage problem, no matter how big or small, you will basically feel that the space can not meet the use, partly because of the narrow entry space, partly because the storage planning is unreasonable. Therefore, we can also refer to the Japanese storage method and use shoe trays to increase the storage amount.

The shoe tray is stored up and down in a single way, making full use of the height and depth, doubling the storage capacity, and looking neat.

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The family environment in Japan is relatively simple, because the space is small, the population is large, and most of the houses are small, but the Japanese are more and more comfortable living in small houses. In this time, we share a few Japanese family behaviors, although these home designs are difficult for Chinese to understand, but the design concept is worth learning!

Sunken porch. In Japan, most home porch designs are unique. They will have a sunken design that is about 10 cm lower than the indoor table!

The purpose of this decoration is to be convenient to use and make the whole room more three-dimensional. When you get home each day, take off your shoes directly from under the shoe cabinet to avoid getting dirty. If necessary, you can also design a shoe stool here to make your life more comfortable.

Smart toilets. Friends who have been to Japan will find that smart toilets will be installed in hotels and ordinary people's bathrooms. This design is not popular in China.

After all, it's relatively expensive. In fact, smart toilets were originally produced in Japan, mainly for the convenience of hemorrhoid patients. Later, after improvements and upgrades, it was introduced to the market as a new household product.

The smart toilet is powerful and gives a high level of comfort! For example, it has its own human body sensing design, and when you get close to the toilet, the toilet will automatically rise; It has a constant temperature heating function, so you don't have to worry about catching a cold when you go to the toilet in winter; What I like the most is that the cleaning effect is very strong. It can also help you clean after every toilet visit, better ensuring hygiene.

In addition, Japanese life is full of rituals. They will pursue a minimalist and conventional family atmosphere. In Japan, you rarely see messy rooms and things that are easy to confuse.

Japanese housewives put labels on them, such as our commonly used condiment bottles, ingredients, clothes, etc. Let's take a look at it in action. Visually, it's more comfortable.

All the spices are neatly stored on it, which is not only clear at a glance, but also more convenient to carry.

Excessive storage boxes, spotless throughout the home, some special tricks, over-sealing, over-tidy, taking out the packaged things and repacking them, putting laundry detergent in bottles, and laundry detergent in containers.

The house can, small bathroom, can't think of an independent toilet, independent bathroom washing machine cushion height without dryer, sunken entrance, LDK design, bedroom no lighting, living room next to the room can be divided and combined, multi-eye gas stove.

Japanese home design that is difficult for Chinese to understand includes tatami mats; open kitchen; Separate toilet and bathtub; sunken entryway; Wardrobes are stuffed with drawers, storage boxes, etc.

The Japanese home dining table is placed on the ground, and the dining table is very low, and the whole family kneels there to eat together, which is difficult for Chinese to understand.

There are five things that are very practical:1convenient tatami mats; 2.bedding heater; 3.Liftable cabinets, 4Concealed frame ventilation design, 5A wardrobe that sleeps without partitions.

Separate toilets, entrances, partitions, rooms that can be separated, and unique sewerage, these designs are more practical.