Tatami Mat
Tatami are traditional Japanese floor mats made from woven igusa and a firm core. This article summarizes their history, construction, sizes, modern variations, and cultural meanings.
Asian Bedroom Furniture
Create a calm, harmonious bedroom with Asian-inspired elements: low platform beds, shoji screens, lacquered chests, natural materials and a pared-back color palette. Mix authentic pieces with modern comforts for balance and sustainability.
Modern Futons
A futon began as a thin Japanese bedding set and now commonly refers to a convertible sofa-bed. Traditional shikibuton are lightweight and stored daily; Western futons use thicker mattresses on folding frames and suit small spaces and guest sleeping.
Workout Mats
Choose a workout mat by matching material, thickness, and size to your activity. Consider grip, portability, hygiene, and whether you need single mats or interlocking floor coverage.
Tatami Shoes
Tatami paired Birkenstock's contoured footbed with lighter, fashion-forward uppers. Classic Tatami models - Liberty, Sandra, Greenwich, Columbus and Melrose - offered dressier slides and clogs while keeping the brand's support.
Tatami Beds
Tatami beds are low-profile platform beds inspired by Japanese design. They pair natural woven mats with solid or engineered wood frames, offering a minimalist, breathable sleeping surface adaptable to Western mattresses or traditional futons.