Japanese Wood Bathroom Collection from Furo

If you would like to give a Japanese touch on your bathroom decoration, consider the Japanese furniture from Furo, here's the bathtub and the wash basin that crafted with strong

Nishimura – Japanese Restaurant Interior by CL3

This restaurant design inspiring of Japanese themes. With specific color and material, the restaurant reflected a simple and clear design of the Japanese philosophy. The impression of this decoration is

Corner Whirlpool Grace by Heritage Bathrooms

Bathtub with small form, right to bathroom with small space. Heritage Bathrooms is the modern bathroom solution when the space is premium. The Grace Offset Whirlpool has a unique corner

Flower Arrangement With Japanese Style Demo At UBD

As part of the Japanese Language and Culture Week at UBD, a special screening of a popular Japanese show called "Honey & Clover" as well as workshops on `Ikebana' (the

Light Colours Good for Bathrooms

DECORATING the home, no matter how small or big often requires expertise. You will often note the process of decorating or redecorating any part of the home brings about a

Minimalist Japanese Food Restaurant Interior by Sequence Studio

Here’s the minimalist Japanese restaurant interior designed by Sequence Studio, this restaurant is using brown color that create a calm and natural tones. The tables and chairs have a simple

Traditional Japanese Dining Room Furniture from Hara Design

Japanese home interior decorating is usually using furniture which is made of a dark brown or black lacquered wood with simple lines and curves. The Zataku dining table from Hara

Round Whirlpool Selena by Heritage Bathrooms

The beautiful round whirlpool bathtub, with the perfect round shape will give creates a beautiful focal point in your bathroom, especially when placed in the middle of the room. This

Minimalist Japanese Office Design by Kenichi Kishi

The Architectural Design office interior by Kenichi Kishi, basically this is a single family residence built on 1524 square feet area. Kenichi Kishi renovates this house and converts into an

Ikebana: Japanese flower arranging

The way the Japanese arrange flowers is not only different, but it receives significant attention – more than one might think. Last week, in cooperation with the Ministry of Culture, the

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