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Politically Correct? Asian Decorating?
Is that politically correct ? I dunno but the lady ... the boss.. Loves the Asian decorating and styling theme... anyone have any suggestions on this one ? I am kind of at a loss of how to go forward with this one... :huh:
Alright seeing how things are actually being laid out in the condo... its more of a Modern Asian type of desgin.. she is most deffinatly not going for any kind of Ming dynasty or anything like that. |
I'm not quite sure what you are asking...
I can advise you to look at some design blogs. Apartment Therapy is one of my favorites. |
Well she has the bamboo flooring in .. the wooden planks ... and like a bamboo forest shower Curtain :huh: the low bed frame with the rice paper lamps on each side... how should I proceed in the office of keeping with the asian theme?
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Do you just want asian inspired products or are you (she) trying to stay with a theme (japanese, 12th century chinese, Taoist, Budist, modern, antique etc)? A desk from a modern Tokyo studio will look and function differently than a desk from the Ming Dynasty.
I would hit up my local library and do some research on the whole thing and narrow it down to get some idea what you want. Search through periodicals like Architectural Record or Dwell and look at some Interior Design books that focus on Asian themes. |
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The modern Asian (Japanese) design I've seen lately has been super sleek and very refined. Or it has been completely... weird.
I'd start here: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&s...=&oq=&gs_rfai= |
http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/la/a...ain+%28Main%29
found this a few minutes ago. saying you want "asian" design is a bit limiting IMO ;) |
i have no idea how anyone could have an issue with this on the PC scale. different parts of the world decorate differently. dutch windmills, asian pagodas, english and itialian stone work. taking parts of a cultural theme is quite normal
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