Oriental decoration seeks a fusion of various styles, from Japanese, Chinese to Asian and Indian… Looking for ideas for oriental decoration? See 11 tips to bring the Orient into your home!
1. Oriental objects
The use of oriental objects such as small statues of Buddha or jade, Asian scroll paintings, oriental hats, one or two shoji room dividers, plus pillows in copper tones and some Asian props… are able to insert, in a simple way, an oriental decoration for the rooms of the house. Try it!
2. Colors of nature
Most oriental decorations are inspired by colors from nature, and often try to imitate and reinterpret natural tones to harmonize a space. Choose to decorate a bedroom or living room in an oriental style with neutral colors, soft cream, light blue and even a gray tone to make the space elegant and very, very harmonious.
3. Vibrant Colors
The oriental decor also features a vibrant color palette like red, pink and purple. If the desire is to make the decor more luxurious, the subtle mixtures of black and gold tones are perfect for making a living room more refined.
4. Harmony and balance
In addition to the harmony between colors, a balance between the different textures and the elements that make up an environment is necessary. When decorating with the oriental style, think of glass partitions, decoration with natural stones, wooden floors, bamboo curtains, complementary colors and some organic textures… these are some ideas for a harmonious and balanced oriental decoration.
5. Water sound
The use of the sound of water in oriental environments is ideal to create an atmosphere of balance, simplicity and contact with nature. Reserve a space in a corner of the house to expose a water source in the living room, bedroom or in the hall and entrance to welcome guests. To enhance an oriental atmosphere, enhance the decoration with the display of candles, incense, bonsai.
6. Style Fusion
The fusion of various styles is a peculiarity of oriental decoration. Japanese style is naturally simple, minimalist and closest to nature. Traditional Japanese decor is much more expansive, highlighted by the use of regal reds, lavish gold, jade and plush shades of purple. The Indian style, on the other hand, is colorful, daring and celebrates life, featuring traditional motifs and cultural icons. The Asian style is characterized by the use of Indian artwork and fabrics. When in doubt… try a fusion of these styles to create a true oriental atmosphere!
7. Lighting
Oriental lighting adds elegance to any room. Try lighting the room with a string of Japanese lanterns or display aromatic candles in the bathroom and a Moroccan lamp in the living room. If you want a more dramatic and authentic oriental decoration, try using a Chinese or Asian lantern. Oriental lighting adds an ethnic touch and modern decor with a beautiful cultural fusion.
8. Sustainable and organic design
The oriental decor is also sustainable and organic in style! Polished stones, bamboo curtains, intricately linked tatami mats, and potted plants and shrubs that bring a truly oriental vibe.
9. Oriental Aromas
Oriental aromas are synonymous with seduction. Perfume the house and strengthen the good vibes of the oriental styl . Spread scented candles, sandalwood incense and flowers around the house.
10. Minimalist decor
No exaggerations, just the essentials! The Japanese oriental style features straight and well-defined lines, perfect for lovers of minimalist decor that seek balance and enhance a space with a lot of sophistication. However, if you want some points of interest to break the sobriety, choose to insert some decorative elements such as birds, fans, pillows, bamboo, among other traditional Japanese elements.
11. Mystic and rustic
Textiles in vibrant colors and objects in carved wood compose a more mystical and rustic oriental style, a decoration that is characteristic of Southeast Asian countries such as Thailand and Indonesia. To make this style stand out in the spaces of the house, just expose some decorative elements made of bamboo, wood, natural fibers and complement them with textiles in vibrant or warm colors.
