January 16, 2014

Japanese inspired in a modern house



The oriental style never goes out of fashion. The positive energy, serenity and wisdom of the Asian culture are components that favor the ambience of the home, creating elegant spaces, quiet, thoughtful. 
 
All of these attributes were harmonized in this house of 1930 restored by the designer Pamela Shamshiri, who was inspired by the wabi style\ -sabi of Japan, an aesthetic simple, rustic, natural looking and unfinished, but merged well with modern lines. With creativity and sensitivity, achieving a perfect balance between East and West, rural and urban. A space for both meditate in solitude as family fun, and above all, to rediscover the charm of simplicity. Even when it comes to a house in the middle of a big city like Los Angeles
 
A house wabi-sabi step-by-step
Entry 
 The first thing that we receive is an old ladder (which originate in the house in the late thirties) restored with modern applications. There were small indoor plants, according to the spirit naturalist of the wabi-sabi. The color palette also refers to the nature, with a neutral sand color on floor and walls. The textile craft of armchair combined with the colorful carpet. A large framed photograph gives a touch and urban vintage at the same time.
 

The dining room
 The eclecticism seizes the dining room by mixing the asian lines of the chairs, the contemporary character of the sculptural ceiling lamp, the classic soul of the bureau and the spirit of the vintage collection of paintings and ethnic objects, as taken from an old chest of treasures. The carpet imposes the necessary geometric duality between the modern and the timeless in their black and white stripes.
 
 
The living room 
 The earth colors, textures and the worn warm details make up a living designed to relax. The large size and generous luminosity of the living room allow the harmonious integration of very various furniture and accessories without losing the feeling of spaciousness. The tissues of cushions and the large carpet acclimatized room, framing a huge corner sofa, an armchair and a retro coffee table modern. Natural Ornaments (pots of stone, lamp of macramé, flowers and plants) give the note wabi-sabi to the environment.black and white.
 
 
 
Behind the wooden doors are the television and the music player, which would upset the naturalistic aesthetics if they find themselves in the light. For the modular rustic wood was elected, with captivating blue details. 
 
 
 
 The kitchen 
The heat of the wood is the protagonist of a uncomplicated cuisine, where peasant coexists the flavor with the neat lines of the modern decor. The Eames chairs provide the hue of the vintage decor, which in its natural detail reminds us of the delicious oriental cuisine.
 
 
 
The master bedroom 
 The attractive handloom fabrics from the entry, dining room and living room are also a place of privilege in the matrimonial bedroom, giving warmth and color in the bedding and carpets. The soul of middle is present in the bed of floating platform, absolutely relaxing. Enriched with the half-heartedness of the wood, the room is complete with bedside tables well simple, an armchair retro, walls in natural color and a great window into a garden of bamboo.
 
 
 
The child s bedroom 
 The aesthetic wabi-sabi also continues in the fourth child, ornamented with soft colors, rich fabrics and simple furnishings. The bunk bed leaves much room for free play.
 
 
 
The bathroom
 The soft wood of the bathroom transports us to a relaxing atmosphere typically Japanese. The pure lines play with the natural colors in the sink area and in the impressive bathtub next to the window.
 
 
 
The patio 
from almost all the windows of the home you can see this bright patio, scenario games and meetings. Rocks and stones are inspired by the Japanese gardens, while the design with steps give extra seating when there are many people enjoying the shade of the trees. Wicker chairs give the dye and informal perfect picnic.

 
 
 
 
 
 

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