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Bring the Japanese lifestyle into your home and experience traditional Asian sleep culture in your own home. dreamlike Japanese beds and sleeping accommodations in Japanese style inspire with high quality, unique designs and comfortable sleeping comfort. Whether tatami, futon bedding, sofas or mattresses – let yourself be inspired in the establishment of attractive models.
Asian sleep culture in your home: Japanese beds
Hardly any other country stands for the combination of tradition and modernity than Japan. Far Eastern high culture has managed to preserve its millennia-old history until today – and even more: to make it fit for the 21st century. State-of-the-art entertainment districts with giant neon signs rise up alongside traditional temples and imperial palaces and combine to create an exciting urban lifestyle that skilfully bridges the gap between the conventional and the futuristic. Also in the typical Japanese apartments, this lifestyle is paradoxical for some people. State-of-the-art technical gadgets and traditional furniture exist side by side in unison. – One reason why we Europeans often look with envy to the East and wish for this cultural mix for ourselves.
Tatami and futon – the Japanese sleeping pad
Not surprisingly, more and more people want to set up their bedrooms in traditional Japanese style and are looking for the right furniture. In addition to tatamis and futons – the classic sleeping pad – futon bedding and sleeping quarters are also available today, which are somewhat adapted to the European lifestyle. What these differ and what benefits the individual sleep systems offer, read in the following sections.
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In terms of décor, the Asian lifestyle has already found its way into many Western homes and dwellings: whether Japanese-style dormitories, Feng Shui interior design or Asian Zen gardens – somehow the Far Eastern lifestyle seems to make us happy.
Not surprisingly, more and more people want to set up their bedrooms in traditional Japanese style and are looking for the right furniture. In addition to tatamis and futons – the classic sleeping pad – futon bedding and sleeping quarters are also available today, which are somewhat adapted to the European lifestyle. What these differ and what benefits the individual sleep systems offer, read in the following sections.
Bedrooms do not actually belong to the Japanese apartment, because housing is very expensive due to the geographical conditions in Japan – especially in large cities such. Tokyo, Nagoya and Osaka. Instead, the living room is transformed in the evening with tatami and futons to the bedroom and the short night sleep by Inemuris – the public nap or half asleep – complements.
If you want to realize the traditional Japanese sleeping comfort in your own four walls, you need two important components: the tatami “traditional” and a futon mattress – and the typical Japanese bed on the floor is complete
