Book description
Filled with elegant designs and clever tips, A Japanese Touch for Your Home offers bold and exciting ideas for remodeling your home or redecorating your apartment. The author, architect Koji Yagi, explains the basic elements of Japanese interior design and shows you how to use them.
Install tatami mats and…
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1 author picked A Japanese Touch For Your Home as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
This is a beautiful and informative book that provides readers with practical advice on how to incorporate Japanese design principles into their homes.
It provides advice on how to create calm and minimalist living space to transform any building. It is filled with over 120 amazing photographs to inspire you and even has some projects to make. I just love to browse through it!
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