Daitoku-ji
Zen gardens, traditionally known as karesansui, are minimalist landscapes comprised of natural elements of rock, sand, wood, and plants to recreate the essence of nature for meditation
The minimalism of Japanese-style interiors refresh and sooth the soul in an inexplicable way, and the warmth of finely crafted Chinese pieces imbues the rooms they adorn with subtle elegance.
“Zen : The true nature of the human spirit is not achieved through its physical dimensions, but through the metamorphosis of the mind and spirit through the purity of meditation and a liberated way of living, detached from physical.”
Whether it’s the colors, textures, forms, or mystical qualities that stir our emotions, our collection of elegant wallcoverings will add a touch of zen to your interiors 🕊 Chenille by Command | Boka Bloom by Colour & Design |
Sienna
Treat your space as a blank canvas with a desire to bring elements of nature indoors, establish natural harmony and reinforce the balance of yin and yang. Natural wood tones enhance this minimalist setting. | Sienna by Command |
Crop Circles
Zen dictates a life of simplicity. Materials used to create a zen-like effect are pure, simple and natural. Earthy textures and hues often have a soothing effect. | Crop Circles by Level |
Pilio’s palette of 14 soft neutrals comes to life with just enough accents and soft luster to evoke the warmth of the setting sun and the cool ocean water over a pebbled beach. | Pilio by Denovo |
Inspired by Alexis Christodoulou NEO NATURE project showcasing a beautiful Zen garden designed to stray from reality in the most aesthetically appealing way.
Feng Shui Pairing focuses on creating a positive flow of energy. To reach the perfect balance, there needs to be an equilibrium of hard and soft, smooth and reflective surfaces. | Acoustic felt wallcoverings : Moss (L80301) and Crop Circle (L11-2701) by Level Digital | Pilio (DN2-PLO-03) by DeNovo Wallcovering | Recon Silver Oak QC (RWV-3002) wood veneer available for wallcovering and other products | Request A Quote |
Need more inspiration? Watch artist Yuki Kawae’s mesmerizing videos here | Learn how to DIY your own Zen Garden |