Portfolio Area｜Neihu Dist., Taipei City
Type of Blinds｜Custom-made Sheer・Pimu Venetian Blinds Frosted Wood
Interior Style｜Japandi Style
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Japandi Living Room Blinds Style: Sheer for Light Transmission without Sacrificing Privacy
A living room with two large windows can offer rare and abundant natural light in the midst of the urban jungle.
However, completely blocking this precious natural light with blackout curtains might seem wasteful.
How can we strike a balance between home lighting and maintaining privacy in a densely populated city?
For those struggling with this dilemma, we recommend drapes/ sheer that allow light to pass through while ensuring privacy.
▌Why choosing light filtering drapes or sheer?
The light filtering drapes/ sheer have finer woven holes and slightly thicker fabric to achieve the perfect balance of light transmission while preventing a clear view from outside.
During the day, light filtering drapes/ sheer provide gentle and diffused sunlight while keeping the interior private, creating a pleasant living space.
In the living room, as we can see, an entire wall is adorned with an open cabinet, featuring distinct edges that facilitate everyday storage.
However, a space with too many straight-line elements might appear rigid and stiff.
We suggest incorporating furniture and decorations with curved and arched designs to soften the overall contours of the space.
Furthermore, drapes/ sheer with flowing fabric curves can also add a touch of elegance and soften the overall appearance.
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Japandi Study Room Blinds Style: Morandi Toned Venetian Blinds
As a space dedicated to calming the mind and body, the study room presents a more Japanese appearance.
Most of the floor in the room is covered with tatami mats, providing a natural and soothing sensation when walking barefoot on the surface of the rush straw mats.
The air is filled with the pleasant fragrance of the tatami plants, creating a relaxing atmosphere for the senses of touch, sight, and smell in the study room.
When feeling tired, we can lie down and take a short nap on the tatami.
▌Morandi tones create an atmosphere that exudes stability and Zen tranquility
The color scheme of the study room is crafted with low saturation Morandi earth tones, such as mud gray and off-white.
There are no eye-catching and stimulating colors, instead, the grayscale elegance enhances the serene and Zen-like ambiance of the room.
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The sliding wooden cabinets on both sides resemble a modernized version of the traditional Japanese “押し入れ Oshiire” (built-in closets) commonly found in old Japanese houses.
The all-white system cabinets complement the room’s color scheme, and the sliding doors help save space while preventing any damage to the tatami when opening or closing them.
▌Natural material blinds deepen the Japanese impression
In line with the natural materials of the tatami, the blinds are chosen to be frosted wood venetian blinds, which provide ventilation, light control, and privacy functions at the same time.
The frosted texture of the wooden blinds imparts a sense of tranquility and softness to the window area.
Upon closer observation of the curtains, we can notice that the front of the venetian blinds is mud gray, while the sides are white.
The frosted wood venetian blinds are available in dual-color styles, reflecting a small but clever touch of playfulness, making the space simple, yet exquisitely charming.
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