What do you think of the design of the Japanese style toilet?

At the heart of the quadruple separation design is the independence of the four spaces. Just like the tea room, a separate tea room will be set up if conditions permit. If there are no conditions, the coffee table in the living room can also be converted into a tea table.

If possible, it is also a good design to separate the four spaces of the bathroom.

This four-split design is a compact design, although each space is separated, but the usable area of each space is not very large and spacious. In line with the concept of enough is enough, it can be copied completely.

The biggest feature of the Japanese-style toilet is that it is fully functional and does not interfere with each other, of course, some of its functions may not be suitable for (practical) use in China. The biggest disadvantage of the domestic bathroom is that it is small or difficult to physically isolate, my family also encountered a similar situation, the duplex downstairs three rooms have two adjacent small bathrooms, the decoration is ruthless to open up into one, one is dedicated to wash with, the other is used for bathing and convenience, the effect is not bad.

There are still problems with the perception of toilets in China, such as the so-called dark guards, especially in the toilet room, the three separations are basically solved by mechanical exhaust, but from the feeling point of view, the Chinese people still feel that there is a problem with mechanical exhaust, so they require natural ventilation, which causes many situations that are difficult to achieve.

The four-separated design of the Japanese-style toilet is very user-friendly from the user's use, and it will not interfere with each other in the use of different functions, such as the traditional integral toilet can not go to the toilet and wash hands when taking a bath, but in the four-separated toilet, it can be used independently.

I am engaged in decoration, served no less than 800 real estate communities, I personally like the design of Japan, I have also been to Japan to play, especially pay attention to the design of the Japanese bathroom, it is really different from our common, with that called a "cool", just a public toilet, I also like it very much, but back to our country, want to apply the same words, that is not good. The Japanese toilet is designed with four separations, three separations, and two separations, and in general, it has four major functions: bathroom, toilet, laundry room, and washing room. There are two points to be said here, the bathroom or the laundry room.

Unlike us, Japanese people generally have the habit of bathing, and they are very fond of bathing. The Japanese also cherish water resources very much, generally, if a family lives with several people, the hot water in the bathtub every day is shared by the family, and there must be a "rinse area" outside the bathtub to clean the body; If it is a single apartment, there is no separate washing area. At this point alone, we domestic people must not have this habit, so even if we have the conditions to design the bathroom according to the four separations, it is also a matter of three days of fishing and two days of screening, which cannot be used and wastes space.

In Japan, the laundry room is separated from the bathroom, mainly to prevent electricity leakage. We generally have the habit of drying clothes and quilts outdoors in China, and there are relatively few ready-made ones that are washed and dried, so the house design is very concerned about the presence or absence of the balcony, as well as the orientation of the balcony to maintain indoor ventilation. Every household in Japan has a laundry room and a dryer, so even if it is a house or apartment without a balcony, it will not affect the life of the residents, but we definitely do not want to live in a house without a balcony.

Now, we generally commercial housing (villas, large flats and these large units), are made of single bathroom or master bedroom supporting double bathroom combination, an average of 3-5 bathrooms, this space is basically fixed, either you fill in time, do not use this bathroom, or you are divided according to the traditional dry and wet partitions, there is no Japanese-style design of the laundry room, storage cabinets, all retain the toilet, washing face, shower area. Carefully calculated, in fact, the Japanese-style four-separate bathroom, basically one can meet the use of a few people in the whole family, according to the most comfortable space of the human body, it is about 8. But how can we pick out 8 bathrooms in our general house design.

A customer once told me that he wanted to do a Japanese-style design when he was doing decoration, but they only had about 3 bathrooms in their house, which was very difficult.