How to decorate a simple style so that people can feel your Zen as soon as they enter the room?

If you want others to feel Zen in your room, then I personally think that you should first understand or be familiar with the concept of Zen. Only by truly understanding its meaning can we design a room decoration style with this feeling. This kind of Zen mainly pays attention to the beauty and feeling of artistic conception, so besides the simplicity of its decoration, it also pays attention to the decorative art of Zen.

The design of light color system can give a very elegant effect. Therefore, if you like fresh space, you should first abandon the bright colors of the room and embody the concept of Zen. A large area of blank space gives the space a spacious feeling, and the gray sofa and plain curtains give people a comfortable feeling. The design of wooden tea table logs brings us a natural feeling, and large-area floor-to-ceiling windows make the space daylighting effect.

The decoration of the new Chinese Zen style is mainly based on the traditional culture of China, creating a home life atmosphere full of Zen. For example, some blue and white porcelain, mahogany and other handicrafts can be placed at home, showing a strong oriental beauty, which is also the place where the new Chinese decoration is different from other decoration styles. This decoration style combines the civilization and modern atmosphere of China for thousands of years.

Japanese simplicity originated in Japan, which is a natural and quiet decoration style. Warm colors are the main colors. Shortly after entering the domestic Zhuang Jie industry, it received a good response and was deeply loved by young people. In Japanese interior design, colors are mostly concentrated in the colors of logs and natural materials such as bamboo, rattan and hemp, forming a simple natural style and wind, which is characterized by elegant floral colors.

The new Chinese Zen style decoration pays more attention to Fiona Fang's design, which originates from the idea of "balance of Yin and Yang" in ancient China. It uses some natural decorative materials, and then matches them through symmetry and other elements to form a one-to-one correspondence effect.