A minimalist interior is not just about “having few things at home.” It is mainly about a feeling of lightness, clarity, and calm that your home gives back to you every day. When you are not surrounded by chaos, it becomes easier to breathe, think, relax, and work. Japanese minimalism can be a great inspiration because it combines respect for space, light, and natural materials with functional elements such as sliding panels, Japanese blinds, and Japanese panel walls. In this article, we’ll look at how Japanese-style minimalism can also be applied to a typical home or apartment—and how Japanese panel walls and other shading systems can help you achieve it.
When seeking a balance between pleasant light, fresh air, and heat protection, we often face compromises. We want to air the room without letting any insects in. We want light, but no glare. We want a view, but also privacy. And in these situations, a solution that combines functionality, aesthetics, and smart technology shows its true strength – screen roller shutters!
This article offers tips on how to enjoy your terrace in the autumn. It provides guidance on how to make the place cosier using fabrics and decorations, and how to protect it from adverse weather by various types of shading elements like awnings and shutters. For greater comfort, it recommends adding a heat source, such as a portable heater.
Cetta exterior blinds feature C-shaped slats, while Zetta blind slats are Z-shaped. The Cetta has a simple, pure design especially suitable for family houses; the Zetta offers a greater level of shading thanks to the slats interlocking. The stability of both types is increased by aluminium guide rails and both are very popular with customers. So, which is the right one for you? C or Z?
December is the ideal time to prepare for the coming year. A diary, personalised bullet journal, or a wall-hung planning calendar can help you organise your activities. Which of them will fit you best?
