Japanese panels have been trending in Europe for several years, and appreciated for their multiple uses. They can dress large windows like windows, they can be used to compartmentalize a space without performing any work, or they can materialize a separation.
Getty Images
The advantages of Japanese panels
The Japanese panels are very aesthetic, chic and modern. They bring a less conventional appearance to the windows than traditional curtains. Even when you move them, they remain elegant, as they always keep a perfect outfit. They allow you to keep you from external looks while allowing the brightness to enter the room. However, there are also opaque models to block light and protect oneself from the sun. These can therefore be practical for bedrooms. You can also cross them very easily in order to create a real part of the panel more or less wide, depending on your needs. On the installation side, they are ready to pose, as they can be positioned by means of rails or on a rod by means of clamps or rings.
The different uses of Japanese panels
Of course, Japanese panels can be used as curtains to dress windows, as well as to create a sidelined atmosphere in the room. Since it is quite possible to combine them, even large windows can take advantage of them. To do this, buy a rail the length of your window or an extensible rail, attach it to the ceiling to hang up your panels, and that's it! They also make it possible to replace cupboard doors. If you Don't want to invest in doors because it's a big budget, you can put a rail along your closets and then put the Japanese panels on it. This way, you will hide your storage nicely and at a lower cost! Finally, the solution of Japanese panels can be used to separate spaces. As you please, you can open or close the signs to mark the separation. This tip is very useful especially for small rooms. For example, if you want to create a night corner in a living room, do not hesitate to opt for this solution.
Japanese panels are available in many colours. Zen, design, sober or flashy, it's up to you to choose what suits the style and atmosphere of your interior.
