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Indoor Koi Pond
Indoor Koi Pond
Barlo & Associates, Architects, LLC.Barlo & Associates, Architects, LLC.
Paul Barlo
vashon residence
vashon residence
Stephen Bobbitt ArchitectsStephen Bobbitt Architects
Sam Van Fleet
Fences
Fences
Danny Deck Construction, Inc.Danny Deck Construction, Inc.
Hardwood privacy wall
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Malibu Custom
Malibu Custom
Window CraftersWindow Crafters
Levinthal
Levinthal
Guy Lubroth, ArchitectGuy Lubroth, Architect
Stucco
Jane & Jung
Jane & Jung
Westland DesignWestland Design
Westland Design
Lake Creek
Lake Creek
Shepherd Resources Inc / AIAShepherd Resources Inc / AIA
Dan Coffey
MICHIGAN LAKE HOUSE
MICHIGAN LAKE HOUSE
Muran Architects, Inc.Muran Architects, Inc.
The Emperor's Garden
The Emperor's Garden
Vacation VerandaVacation Veranda
St. John's Wood in London
St. John's Wood in London
The Garden BuildersThe Garden Builders
Pro Colour Photography www.procolourphotoraphy.co.uk
Kalorama Contemporary
Kalorama Contemporary
Horn & Co. (Previously JHLA)Horn & Co. (Previously JHLA)
Our clients on this project were inspired by their travels to Asia and wanted to mimic this aesthetic at their DC property. We designed a water feature that effectively masks adjacent traffic noise and maintains a small footprint.
Asian Viewing Garden
Asian Viewing Garden
Sallie Hill Design, Landscape ArchitectSallie Hill Design, Landscape Architect
Asian style backyard viewing garden. Boulders and peastone with natural granite bridge, bluestone patio, natural stone bubbler, low voltage lighting and Japanese Maples. - Sallie Hill Design | Landscape Architecture | 339-970-9058 | salliehilldesign.com | photo ©2014 Brian Hill
Rising Sun
Rising Sun
Collaborative Design + ARCH406Collaborative Design + ARCH406
Exterior photograph of the dining room window. Photo by Phil Bell.
Walkways
Walkways
Matthew Giampietro Garden DesignMatthew Giampietro Garden Design
Walkway at the front entrance of the house is made from large slabs of black slate. The Landscape Architect is Akiko Iwata and the plant installer is Landco. Waterfalls Fountains & Gardens designed and installed the flagstone, slate, stepping stone walkway.
Japanese Tea House
Japanese Tea House
Legacy Architecture, Inc.Legacy Architecture, Inc.
Legacy Architecture, Inc.
Asian Landscape
Asian Landscape
Takahashi
Takahashi
Richard Luke Architects P.C.Richard Luke Architects P.C.
Japanese Tea House
Japanese Tea House
Ki ArtsKi Arts
This ridge roof (kirizuma) style tea house, which has posts partly submerged in a koi pond, is constructed with Port Orford cedar. The tearoom is 4-1/2 tatami mats or approx. 9' square. The interior includes a closet kitchen (mizuya) and an alcove for displaying art (tokonoma). The tea house is enclosed by sliding shoji doors and surrounded by a veranda (engawa).
Howell Home
Howell Home
Bordner ConstructionBordner Construction
Frank Lloyd Wright prairie style with an Asian flair.

171,434 Asian Family Room Design Photos

As the primary space for relaxation and everyday entertainment, the Asian family room often serves multiple functions. Since it's more casual and informal than a traditional living room, it tends to see lots of use from every member of the family — TV, video games, homework, reading and game night are all acceptable here. Since they are the go-to spot for so many activities, family rooms need to include plenty of storage, ample seating and potentially a workspace. Because of this, planning and organizing your Asian family room design prior to jumping into decorating mode is key. Read on for tips on how to layout and design your ideal space.

What kind of storage should I add to my Asian family room?

Before you start your remodel, consider your overall storage needs. Think about what kinds of things you usually keep in your space, and choose Asian family room furniture or built-ins that specifically accommodate those items. If you have young kids, toys might be an issue, so built-in cabinets or toy boxes and chests would be worthwhile investments. For high-tech families, add shelves for movies and video games and cabinets to hide small electronics like video game consoles and DVD players. Better yet, invest in a large entertainment center or media console for a cohesive look. To encourage good work habits pieces such as a bookshelf, desk, work table or built-in counter for homework and document organization can be a lifesaver. Once you've planned out your storage needs, it's time to start thinking about the fun stuff: decorating.

How do I decorate my Asian family room?

Since this space generally has an informal feel, it lends itself well to a casual but fun decor style. Don't be afraid of a bright Asian color scheme, but be careful of going overboard. You can either stick with neutral furniture and bright accents, or highlight the furniture and scale back the accessories. Regardless, your Asian family room decor should include functional and kid (or pet) friendly items, such as easy-to-clean rugs, throw pillows and curtains. This is definitely one space in the home that should have plenty of character and personality, so be sure to bring in personal knickknacks, like colorful Asian accessories and family photos to liven up the space. Top it all off with mirrors, lamps and proper ceiling lighting to help light flow throughout the space, then kick back and enjoy your new family room!
Asian Tropical
Asian Tropical
RJ Campi Construction, Inc.RJ Campi Construction, Inc.
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