Japanese-style ceiling

The Japanese-style ceiling has been popular with both designers and customers for several years. The elegance and simplicity of such interiors leaves no one unattended. It should be noted that this type of ceiling will not suit everyone. More it is aimed at lovers of minimalism and asceticism. Overloading in details is not typical of Japanese style, therefore, if the customer wants to follow this style, one should abandon bright colors and overload.

The Japanese style of housekeeping and interior design does not mean storing and using a lot of things. The Japanese keep at home only what they use every day. It is this trait that has found its place in design. This allows you to create rooms with everything you need in the most free space and visually enlarge any room. An important detail is the laconicism of the overall design, which creates a single picture. Furniture, floor and ceiling - all this should be combined, look concise and restrained.

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The Japanese-style ceiling will not include complex geometric shapes and unusual stylistic solutions. Since the most ancient times in Japan, it has been customary to use only straight lines on the ceiling and make up squares or rectangles from them.

The Japanese ceiling is a segmental design solution. Square or rectangular geometric shapes can be docked or combined. Round or intricate details are not used in Japanese style. This approach allows you to successfully zone the space, which visually enlarges a room or a certain room.

Japanese-style ceiling can be made of the following materials:

- bamboo;

- wood;

- glass;

- paper;

- film.

Other materials are often used, but they must be of artificial origin.

The color scheme of the Japanese-style ceiling should be as concise and clear as the straight lines that make it up. Despite the fact that nowadays the interior design of ceilings is done in the brightest colors, the Asian style still aims at restraint. The Japanese are convinced that only nature can have bright colors. And a person should choose ordinary light colors for his home.

The most common solution is a combination of a light ceiling and dark beams. At the same time, other interior items should be selected in such a way that they do not conflict with the Japanese-style ceiling. Furniture, ceiling, wallpaper and decor elements should be combined. The overall picture of a room or room should look simple yet modern.

Acceptable, drawing on the ceiling. The drawing is most often done in black paint and depicts a large flower. The ceiling should not draw attention to itself from the general appearance of the room, so this solution is very rare in Japanese designs for ceilings.

When installing ceilings, several options are used. This is due to the fact that, despite the visual simplicity, the installation of the ceiling and beams is a rather complicated process. Thus, the installation of the ceiling can be:

- using a tension structure;

- with the help of laths and planks made of wood.

The type of installation is determined by examining the premises. The height of the walls and the layout of the room are taken into account.

When installing using a tension structure, lighting is often added. This creates a unique and cozy atmosphere inside the room. Sometimes, when both installation options are not possible, drywall constructions are used. After their installation, the ceiling is decorated with lighting and creates the illusion of a real Japanese-style ceiling.

For Japanese-style ceilings, the lighting system is very important. It is with her help that it is possible to create a cozy atmosphere. It is important to remember that subdued lighting is an important part of the Japanese style. The Japanese themselves don't like bright colors at home, and this is reflected in their designs.

It is recommended to install lamps on the ceiling in the same laconic style. They should be square and rectangular. Small details, unusual shapes or different patterns should be avoided. Deviation from a single concept can disrupt the overall perception of the room. Designers recommend using frosted glass lamps. This will create the desired atmosphere of comfort and harmonize well with the Japanese-style ceiling.

Thus, a Japanese-style ceiling is a laconic and interesting solution for any room. But it is not for everyone. In order not to violate a single style, minimalism should be the main style of a room or apartment. Then it will be possible to fully convey this design solution and fully enjoy the Japanese-style ceilings.