The opposite of a Japanese-Oriental fusion aesthetic, which typically combines the natural, serene, and minimalistic elements of Japanese and Oriental designs, would be a “Brutalist Industrial” aesthetic.   Here’s how it contrasts:  Name: Brutalist Industrial  Style Characteristics:  Materials: Heavy use of raw, unfinished materials like concrete, steel, and glass, often in their most basic, unadorned…

For my upscaling project there are two routes I am exploring; one that is set in stone and another that is in the works. As of writing this I am still undecided. Hence, “Up in the Air”. The one that is set in stone (and what I will be doing if the other project falls…

Art Deco is a style that became popular in the 1920s and 1930s. It started in France and quickly spread around the world. This style is known for its sharp, clean lines, bright colors, and fancy decorations. It was a way to show off wealth and the excitement of the modern world during a time…