Asian Inspired Home Interiors With A Sense Of Peace
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A calm white, pale gray and soothing wooden tone decor encourages a sense of peace in these two Asian Inspired Home Interiors. Wooden storage furniture is created around the perimeter of the interior to include decorative grille sections that give a stylish nod to shoelace displays. Rattan accents and wooden furniture embrace both traditional and modern aesthetics, which make a gentle tonal accompaniment to the natural wood elements. Each apartment design creates a spacious and welcoming apartment with minimalist but warm access. Lighting is soft and relaxed to ensure that nothing in the home is striking or dominant so that everything flows in a serene balance.
In home design number one, the Asian influence is present from the start with a shoji-screen-inspired storage wall that stands as a focus behind the living room sofa.
The living room is a large and spacious design with a warm and welcoming appeal. The built-in wooden cabinets that trim the perimeter of the living room spread visual warmth and natural beauty.
A rustic coffee table brings the warm wood tone accent to the center of the living room layout. A clean white tufted sofa surrounds the wooden coffee table in an inviting L-shape that promotes interaction and conversation.
A large rug holds the living room furniture together on one light and textured island.
Interesting ornaments, a collection of coffee table books, and a wooden fruit bowl attractively adorn the wooden coffee table with equally earthy tones.
A cushioned lounge chair completes the lounge furniture. Its white upholstery uniformly matches the modular sofa design and tones with the jute rug.
Opposite the tufted sofa, a large wooden media unit is inserted into the stucco. Unlike the rest of the room, the stucco in this area is tinted with a soft brown hue to create a warm focal point. Bookcases line each side of the wall-mounted TV to create an attractive boundary and visual balance.
The wall of wooden storage that pulls around the back of the living room in an L-shape is actually the kitchen. Much of the kitchen is hidden behind flat-faced wooden panels, leaving only the kitchen sink open for immediate access.
A row of storage cupboards underscores the TV unit, providing neat hiding places for DVDs, video game devices and remote controls.
A tall living room floor lamp stands like an elegant paper lantern over in the corner of the room, where it gently casts the shadows at dusk.
The rest of the living room area is illuminated by one-way track lights that cut a thin black line across the ceiling. The edge-to-edge, floor-to-ceiling window is clad in a translucent cover that allows natural daylight to filter into the living room while still providing a sense of privacy.
Recessed perimeter lights emit a pleasant glow around the edges of the living room, allowing homeowners to create different atmospheric settings within their lighting plan. More books pile up between the two chairs in the living room of this book lover.
An open door leads from the living room into the home entrance so that natural light is shared between the living room and the hallway. A built-in bench gives the homeowners somewhere to sit while putting on shoes.
A wooden panel matches the hidden kitchen to create an equal wood tone through the entrance of the living room.
Home workspace is well placed behind the sofa.
A wooden floor embraces the entire open plan living space to maintain coherence, while the floor in the hallway changes to a hard gray surface.
A rustic side table is joined with decorative bowls and a small floor lamp to form an attractive vignette.
A side table made up of wooden boxes accompanies the desk, providing a home for more books and an indoor plant.
The desk is accessorized with a traditional table lamp.
Rotary doors hide a stock of office supplies.
The second of our two prominent home designs is an equally inviting apartment, wrapped in natural wood tone cabinets.
Tiglum points to a plinth by the window.
In the center of the living room, a round coffee table places a wooden core. A modular gray sofa is arranged in a bilateral formation.
One side of the sofa looks at an open bookcase and a bench of floating wooden cupboards to create a quiet reading room.
The opposite side of the sofa faces a downlight.
The screen falls in front of a gallery wall, which gives the space an attractive focus when the screen is retracted.
A light carpet gives the sofa area a soft anchor.
The living room pulls around in an L-shape to fit next to the kitchen dining room. A breakfast bar is created around a structural support column to create a positive out of a possible negative layout problem. Two wooden bar stools pull up close.
Three elegant pendant lights stretch along the bar. See more ideas for island lighting.
Behind the support column, the kitchen island is amalgamated with the dining table.
The master bedroom is a minimalist space with a custom wooden deck design.
Late detailing gives the headboard a modern twist.
A small bedroom hanger hangs over a floating liter unit that seems to protrude from the wooden headboard.
Two front walls of closets create a wardrobe.
Toleta Island makes good use of the wide space.
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Rustic Asian Home With A Traditional Essence
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On a Rustic Asian Home at the foothills of Annamese Cordillera, central Vietnam, Hue people hold the role of family in high regard, placing family ties above everything else. These values led one family of adult children to commission a home design in which their elderly parents could enjoy retirement from leisure hobbies and gardening. Designed by an architectural firm Limdim House Studio, this 75 square meter home was designed to be easily habitable for the elderly couple, with a comfortable but minimalist aesthetic. Traditional, rustic elements have been used to achieve a quiet appeal that is reminiscent of childhood in the countryside. An open interior plan promotes natural light and ventilation.
Although Hue is one of the largest cities in Vietnam, the lifestyle is very peaceful. This quiet spirit is conveyed in a traditional home exterior where rustic stone walls attractively contain a welcoming courtyard. Local to the city of Hue, an ancient style of simple clay tiles, called “Liệt” tiles, gives the home exterior its traditional coronation. A modest window of glass wash window interrupts a warm, buff image.
Plant beds on either side of the gate entrance lay a green welcome into the front yard. Inside the gates, two outdoor chairs and a small coffee table sit on the sun-stained tile. Directly behind the outdoor seat, a large window draws a connection with the interior space.
Double doors give entrance into the home by a stepped concrete threshold. Small planters adorn one side of the wide front entrance, while a new head-shaped planter looks at the other.
Inside the home, a minimalist arrangement was planned as the most convenient, low-maintenance solution for the elderly couple. The sitting room features a custom built sofa design with storage subtly under its concrete base. A low chair and coffee table make up the rest of the small seat, where a glass vase provides a simple centerpiece.
The concrete sofa base also forms the foot of a modern staircase design, with black metal balustrades forming a striking pattern. On the 100m2 site, only 50m2 was used in the footprint of the home. The rest of the plot was left available for growing vegetables and flowers and enjoying a quiet lifestyle.
The home is used almost exclusively by the retired couple, so the compact living space is concise and functional for two. The kitchen island is a multi-purpose piece that is used to prepare food, cook on the kitchen counter and eat, which frees up floor space for other things and activities.
The interior of the house is lighted with a rustic indoor-outdoor appeal. A large stone feature wall climbs the double-height dwelling, creating a natural tonal beauty that invites the eye to wander to high altitudes.
A number of wooden bar stools line the front of the concrete kitchen island, while wooden cupboards build a panel of rich wood tone across the back of the open concept room. The door to the left of the kitchen leads to a guest room, while the other enters a powder room.
A wall full of lush windows in the double high void ventilates the home. A wooden ceiling fan helps air circulation.
The modern staircase design climbs to a narrow mezzanine landing, where access to the master bedroom is made by a wall of glass sliding doors.
A glass roof gives the shower room a bright and open outdoor shower feel. A rustic ladder board completes another attractive stone feature wall that wraps around the wet belt.
A guest room on the ground floor faces the entrance courtyard. A wooden desk is joined with a small wall mirror to form a flexible space that can be used for writing tasks or as a toilet. In addition to the traditional unit, a glass vase filled with flowers creates a homey touch.
Upstairs in the mezzanine bedroom, the stone-headed wall fits perfectly into the en-suite bathroom design, which is separated by a clear glass wall. The glazed wall lets natural light into the room and increases visual space. The daylight filters through a striking terracotta block bathroom wall that creates a pattern of arches.
The bedroom is minimal but serves the needs of the homeowners most appropriately
Back on the mezzanine landing, a traditional lounge chair is inserted into an unused corner to create a comfortable reading area.
Ground floor plan, showing the compact open plan living space with kitchen and dining rooms, plus two bedrooms and two bathrooms. The courtyard design behind the fence gate was designed to promote an intimate atmosphere that would evoke memories of childhood for the retired couple. Recovered simple clay tiles and blocks of baked bricks were assembled to draw parallels with traditional houses in the countryside, and to paint a quiet palette of earthy brown tones.
Mezzanine floor with landing and sliding glass wall access to the master bedroom and en-suite bathroom.
Section drawing, shows the rustic contrast of stone, wood, concrete, and nostalgic clay roof tiles. The bricks that were picked up from old houses served the new house with a traditional color palette. The material palette built notoriety that helped house the old homeowners in their new environment. This diagram also illustrates how the sun path affected the window sill, and how ventilation mapping created ultimate comfort within the home.
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Mid-Century Modern Interiors: Asian Influence
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Asian influence adds a different flavor to these three chic mid-century modern home interiors, communicating world sophistication. Along with Asian style, comes an attractive balance between minimalism and cozy comfort that forms practical, quiet living spaces. Shades of cream, beige and warm whites inspire a sense of serenity that relaxes the mind and calms the feelings, while punk black elements anchor a modern atmosphere. There’s also a green accent theme that punctuates each of these welcoming accommodations, appearing in the form of a statement cabinet in home number one, a plush emerald green sofa in tour number two, and the simple freshness of plant life in home three.
A large rug holds the different elements of the living room layout together, joining two different pairs of chairs and a modern box together as one cohesive set.
A solid marble coffee table and overlapping equivalent were located in the center of the lounge layout. A series of decorative objects including candlesticks, coffee table books, a table clock and a censer to complete and build on the relaxed mood of the space.
A modern magazine rack holds reading material near the sofa.
Excessive pendant light descends low above the nesting coffee tables, adding a dramatic effect to the lounge layout.
Black leather chairs were joined with a small side table and a neat floor reading lamp to form a comfortable reading corner. A bank of short storage units is placed along an entire wall of the hall to maintain peace and order in the space.
In the kitchen dining room, a round dining table takes advantage of the bright natural light that flows in through a large window.
The kitchen is an elegant combination of rich wooden cabinets that complement the modern mid-century atmosphere. White marbles end through the back plaza and the dining peninsula elevates the feeling of luxury. Running decorative vases interestingly adorns the counter and open kitchen shelves.
A black kitchen faucet gives a final black accent on the luxurious kitchen island.
A statement green cabinet provides a high-end color behind the dining table and a low-hanging dining room-hanging light.
A black table lamp adds mood light over the storage cupboards.
Another mixed selection of mid-century modern chairs and stools gathers around a study table in the home library.
The drawing of the hanging light from the dining room is repeated here as a pair, to illuminate the entire length of the rectangular table.
The concept behind our second home design was simplification and unification, which led to a minimalist interior design balanced with a comfortable atmosphere. A series of uniform arches elegantly frame the living room windows. A color palette of warm beige and organic wood tones complements the green views and a coordinating emerald green sofa.
The creamy living room rug is slightly stained with black accents that tie in with darker elements in the room.
A black chair sets up a place to lie next to the bookshelves.
The variety of materials and shapes is minimized to maintain the comfortable and relaxed atmosphere in the dining room. Stone-gray upholstered dining chairs come together at a rich wooden dining table design, where a black vase provides a simple centerpiece.
Cabinet doors carry a complementary textile finish.
The crazy glaze plate delivers a wonderful Wabi sabi aesthetic.
The kitchen design was influenced by Asian simplicity and practicality. This emphasis on functionality has led to a perfect wall of concealed kitchen cabinets that put away an integrated oven, refrigerator and dishwasher.
A long kitchen island doubles as a breakfast bar.
An exceptionally long linear light illuminates the entire width of the kitchen.
The core of the cabinet layout opens up to reveal an additional prep area with an open kitchen shelf.
In the bedroom, clean lines and subtle furniture shapes are gently mixed. Doors are absent within graceful arched doors to create an aesthetically refined space.
The wood and warm white palette flow cohesively from living space to sleeping space to create visual harmony.
Window cavities are covered with deep wood panels to build a high-quality finish.
In the bathroom, a small pendant light adds a warming touch over marble and a wooden vanity unit.
A wooden same wood-tone finish characterizes the bathroom and a convenient stool.
The bathtub carries a fashionable lath aesthetic to keep the home current.
Our final home tour begins in a large hall that is full of natural light.
A round rug is based on a minimalist living room layout that consists of a curved sofa design, Pierre Jeanneret’s Kangaroo Chair, and a wooden bench chair.
A circular coffee table neatly repeats the contour of the round carpet.
In the mid-century-style dining room, modern lighting descends from a classic ceiling rose.
A small side table shows an unusual gorilla sculpture that pushes personality into the elegant space.
In the kitchen, a free-form decorative wall mirror reflects a pool of light from the large windows. Terrace island and indoor plant introduce areas of fresh color.
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Six Uniquely Stylish Modern Asian Home Interiors
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Uniquely elegant contemporary Asian decor forms this collection of attractive home projects, cleverly pictured by Lan Hen. Join us as we get a little inspired by a total of six different home tours with a special advantage. These creative interiors feature open-plan living spaces with elegant kitchen and dining combos, peaceful modern bedroom layouts with modern twists, a choice of prominent statement furniture and a set of tailored storage ideas to light up. Minimalist aesthetics leave all arrangements clean and uncomplicated, while unusual silhouettes add abundant interest and intrigue to keep the eye moving and the imagination engaged.
A tailored bar was formed around a central retaining wall in the living room of our first outstanding home design. A backlit wall unit stores drinking glasses under a mild atmospheric brightness. Two unique modern bar stools give the shady lodge a projecting edge.
Hand-woven cane wheelchairs, inspired by Pierre Jeanneret’s Kangaroo Chair, add an iconic design element to the comfortable lounge area.
The seats on the opposite wall are built in bench design. The microcement bench fuses into a window seat and runs up to meet the concrete staircase project. Across the room, a cantilevered dining table is attached under the bar.
The modern staircase design cuts a sharp silhouette from the calm gray background.
In the home workspace, a tailored desk is thinly threaded across a huge window. The floor changes from polished concrete to a wood-clad platform, differentiating the desk area from a music stage.
When we enter the bedroom, we can see directly into a clear, open suit design.
A floor bed is located high on a two-story floor that is drastically illuminated by a ribbon of LED light.
Artwork forms a cultural scene.
As we enter the second home tour, our attention is immediately caught by Swing side chair by Frank Gehry for Vitra.
The Wiggle chair joins an attractive combination of lounge furniture, including a deeply cushioned sofa design, a striking black armchair and a monolithic marble coffee table.
Indoor plants add flashes of color to the peaceful neutral color scheme.
A wall of fully equipped closets fills the back of the living room with an abundance of storage options. The neighboring kitchen area continues the elegant white, handle-free, aesthetic unit.
A custom oak desk inserts a tight niche.
A microcrete counter and an oak drawer build a chic dining peninsula, accompanied by complementary two-tone kitchen bar stools.
The next home tour begins with a striking curved sofa design that encompasses a set of contrasting black and white nesting coffee tables.
A two-story floor creates a high entrance from the front door into the living space.
A canal tufted upholstered bed forms the main event within the minimalist bedroom layout. Two different bedside tables and a single wall light complete the asymmetrical composition of the bed frame.
On the opposite side of the bedroom, a unique makeup table is paired with an unusual pedestal vanity stool.
In the second bedroom layout, a low shelf frames the space around the bed and cuts two tailored closets. A low hanging bedroom lamp serves the bed.
A ground brown accent wall gives a warm color in the bright home interior.
A tufted sofa backs up onto the kitchen island in this home, causing the breakfast bar to be relocated. Instead of being attached to the central kitchen island, the bar has migrated to the window wall, where diners can enjoy the view.
Beige, white and black elements navigate visual depth and temperature.
The TV is hidden inside a wall of clean white floating units.
A Japanese Chabudai-style table forms a ceremonial teahouse.
In the corridor, a modern pedestal sink rises through a moderately cut shelf to form a handwashing station at the front door.
A dark mossy green accent chair adds color to this minimalist living room, while the modular sofa keeps things light with a soft beige upholstery.
A piece of modern wall art adds a rainbow aura to the adjoining kitchen dining room.
Behind the living room, one wall kitchen extends a deep walnut accent as opposed to the white surroundings.
A platform bed with a modern winged bedboard draws a curved theme inside the bedroom, which translates into two beautifully shaped custom floating units. One of the units goes down to hold a bedside table lamp …
… The second murmur unit functions as both a bedside table and a small desk.
Finally we arrive at a home setup on a warm white canvas.
La Trinidad chair by Nanna Ditzel for Fredericia doubles at a cantilevered food peninsula.
Frameless interior doors stand red between the walls.
A single, unstressed bedroom lamp illuminates one side of the modern platform bed, where it emphasizes a linear bed unit.
A gray bed set adds weight to the warm white and wooden decorative scheme.
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