Asian decoration ideas

Asian decoration exudes a touch of the Far East in the home furnishing style and, of course, also complements a complete Asian style of living. Clear and yet sensual structures characterize the popular design. Here are a few inspirational tips to determine what characterizes Asia deco and how you can implement it aesthetically in your home and garden. Union Complex provides the best Luxurious Lifestyle Apartments.

Asian decoration and its outstanding features

Geographically, Asian decoration is at home in the Orient or the Orient. Asia comes from the Assyrian word 'Assu,' which means easterly sunrise.

Although Asia is the largest continent on earth, Asia Deko is often referred to as China, Japan, and India in the western world.

Very well-known is, for example, the Chinese lacquer - or Japanese lacquer - which is obtained from the bark secretion of the lacquer tree. It adorned many furniture or accessories, such as chests, cupboards, or pottery, even in early times. Depending on the era, the lacquer used since the 3rd century was painted on - or scratched or carved after application. This is how beautiful decorations were created, which we often still admire and appreciate today in Asian decoration.

The decorations changed depending on the dynasty and initially mostly showed lattice or diamond patterns. Ornamental patterns were added later - such as birds, waves, and clouds - and were subsequently supplemented by delicate ornaments with symbolic representations and landscapes.

Another handicraft of Asian decoration is inlaid with mother-of-pearl, which you can find on cupboards or caskets, for example.

 

Furnish with Asia decoration

When it comes to Asia Deko, many people think of a folding screen and are amazed at the French naming. It gets even more, confusing with the synonymous term 'Spanish wall.' But the folding screen comes from China, where it initially served as a windbreak and is still very popular today. The Japanese picked it up and gave the flexible room divider its design. Only then did the erectable wall conquer France and the rest of Europe. So you can confidently bring a natural Asian decoration into your home with a screen.

Little furniture and symbolic decorations, such as a Buddha or other figures - make up the Asian style. Wall cupboards, free-standing cupboards, half-height cupboards, and low tables often exist. Since most people sit on the floor, seat cushions or mats made of bamboo are also widespread.

Typical Asian decoration also includes fine porcelain because the Chinese developed it in the 7th century and kept the recipe secret for a long time.

 

Extra tip: When decorating with porcelain pottery, you should ensure that you do without mass-produced goods and place more value on stylish quality. Today's manufacturers no longer all work according to the original quality standards.

A wall fan with a characteristic motif supports your Asia decoration and can be wonderfully combined with a matching screen.

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Make Asian decorations yourself.

If you like handicrafts, you can, of course, also make your Asia decoration yourself. A straightforward implementation example is paper lanterns, which you can equip with light sources using wireframes and then hang up in the garden. In addition, many Asian-style lamps have a paper shade, which is why you are always suitable for this design idea.

 

Crafting figures or lotus blossoms using the origami technique requires more skill. However, this can be used to make magical mobiles that decorate, for example, the children's room or the balcony.

Homemade pictures or lamps that you decorate with Asian characters are also viral. You can find the characters on the Internet and translate a word that is meaningful to you. With the help of a printed template, transferring and painting on a high-quality paper or the lampshade is child's play. So you get a unique Asian decoration, which certainly not everyone has.