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Our aluminium framed shoji doors offer a contemporary look and will be your choice for that light and airy feel especially when used with translucent or pale coloured glass panels. Specify one of our coloured frames. For example this contemporary 2 door shoji style sliding wardrobe is from our Verona Collection specifying white glass panels and silver steel frame. Please use our bespoke door service at no extra charge to specify this look. It is not currently possible to specify multiple panels spanning door widths using our online design tool, however, the image below should give you a good idea of what your design could look like.

Traditional Japanese outfits such as Kimonos and Yukata are returning to the Japanese fashion scene in 2023. On the streets of Tokyo, you’ll often see Japanese girls parading a blend of Japanese attire and kimonos in pastel colors made from traditional materials. Furthermore, the clean straight-cut of a hip-length blazer paired with a high-waist pair of pants creates a stylish look. SHOP THE LOOK Wellbeing is a fundamental characteristic of the Japandi trend," says Rachal Hutcheson, furniture design expert at Sharps. "Whether you’re looking at the door furniture on the cabinetry or the colour of the walls, the key is to create a concise set of materials and colours which feel calm and welcoming."

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Many clients have their own existing wardrobe units which need a bit of a makeover and shoji doors can give that contemporary look. Simply put, the techwear clothes that emerge from the streets of Tokyo, not just now in 2023 but every year, are downright badass. SHOP THE LOOK In the past, a look reserved for school librarians and grandmas, a ‘coatigan’ is a hybrid between a coat and a cardigan. Promoted by Japanese fashion magazines at the end of 2022 and early 2023, printed shirts are still raging, but with a twist.

A Japandi-style bedroom is effortlessly chic, with a rawness that keeps it grounded rather than looking too curated and polished like the quiet luxury decor trend. The beauty of a Japandi bedroom aesthetic is that it keeps a touch of Scandinavian cosiness and comfort in mind while factoring in the Japanese theory of ‘wabi-sabi’ - where nothing should be too polished. The results are an effortlessly serene space that is not only stylish but sure to help you sleep better, too. Mori means ‘forest’ in Japanese, and this aesthetic romanticizes the idea of simple forest living. In that sense, it bears some similarity to the currently trending cottagecore. The style includes loose vintage dresses made from natural fibers (like linen, cotton, and wool) as well as simple colors, usually in a light color scheme. If there are prints, they tend to be florals or gingham. Dolly Kei Lolita style is one of the most famous Harajuku fashion styles and consists primarily of wearing Victorian and Rococo era-inspired clothing. Dresses are worn with petticoats underneath to add volume which creates an A-line or a bell shape. Much of the focus of Lolita is on the idea of “ kawaii” (cuteness) and creating an almost doll-like appearance. However, the style has three subtypes: sweet, classic and gothic.Thrown over everything, from trendy jeans to athleisure and slinky evening dresses, over-the-top trench coats have a unique level of functionality that translates to effortlessness. Consider how Rietbergen explains it in her book. “Wabi-sabi originated in China, but evolved seven hundred years ago into a Japanese ideal,” she writes. “It embraces the beauty of imperfection and being at peace with the imperfections of the world.” According to Rietbergen, wabi translates to “rustic simplicity” or “understated elegance,” and sabi means finding beauty in imperfection, particularly in items that have grown old over time. “For me wabi-sabi is part of Japandi,” Rietbergen adds. History of Japandi style Our Oriental Sliding Wardrobe Doors provide maximum practical storage space. They allow you to create a Shoji feature in any room which is a winner on both counts! However, adding bold shades adds a further dimension of color to the design without taking it to a vivid or eccentric side.

To achieve the narrow panel width shoji screen look you should use our bespoke door service at no extra charge to specify the number of panels you wish to incorporate across the width of each door. (Aluminium frames only with matching H-bars) Japanese Shoji room dividers Use our online design tool to choose your doors and give them your own shoji look. See our example below.

Japanese Street Fashion: Popular Brands in Japan Exploring the Best of Japanese Street Fashion: Brands, Styles, and Shopping Destinations jw-webmagazine.com Kawaii Fashion Japanese street fashion is incredibly varied and creative, so it's the perfect place to search for style inspiration. Here are 11 of Japan’s staple street styles to spice up your own looks! Kimono style Alternatively, create a sculptural display by filling a simple ceramic vase with a few stems of cherry blossom or a shapely branch. So much so that some of the best minimalist clothing designers hail from Japan, inspired by Asia’s rich history in social classes and desire to avoid unnecessary waste. SHOP THE LOOK

Remember that there’s no one popular accessory but combinations of accessories from the many facets of the Japanese anime fashion scene. Worn in a lethargic manner, slouchy outerwear adds depth and rebellious character to your overall look. SHOP THE LOOK This year, though, Japanese street fashionistas have found ways to reinvent the ever-so-classic trench.Japanese fashion designers have evolved as influential tastemakers, shaping the trajectory of the global fashion landscape. Figures like Yohji Yamamoto, Issey Miyake, and Rei Kawakubo are celebrated for their conceptual approach, experimental techniques, and transformative vision, turning the very fabric of fashion into a canvas for wearable art. Their avant-garde designs challenge conventions, explore new forms and redefine the boundaries of fashion. Alongside these renowned designers, brands such as Uniqlo, Comme des Garçons, Sacai, and Undercover have established themselves as influential forces in the industry. These brands combine a deep understanding of traditional craftsmanship with a forward-thinking approach to design, creating garments that marry functionality, aesthetics, and cutting-edge concepts.