Room Tour

My room is one of my favorite places because I put a lot of effort into perfecting my aesthetic vision of interior design. It is never stagnant; constantly changing, just like my tastes. I feed that it is an excellent representation of the mori aesthetic, though I didn't plan this. I simply assemble collections of my favorite things and display them appropriately. My room is not a representation of my life, by rather the aesthetics of my life. I can guarantee next week my room will not like identical to these photos, but for the moment, this is my room. Without further rambling, here are snapshots from my room.

I really enjoy interior design so expect many more tips and inspiration to follow!
Interior Design Tips

• Bring the nature in! This is defiantly the most important aspect of natural-kei. Collect leaves, acrons, bones, dried flowers, coral, fresh flowers, insect remains (like cicada shells) to display
• Use natural materials like wicker in place of plastic bins and containers
• Arrange treasures on stacks of vintage or antique books
• Vintage zoology and botany prints make excellent wall art
• Glass mason jars are an attractive way to store small items 
• Lace doilies in antique or tea-stained colors add a feminine touch to natural materials
• Frame dried flowers and plants to hand as mori art
• Antique, well-loved stuffed animals add a whimsical feel to a room
• Create a mini forest scene with tiny hand-painted ceramic and porcelain critters
• Add silk flower/leaf garlands around mirrors, bulletin boards and windows 
• Create a tiny indoor garden by plating small plants (succulents are hardy) in mason jars and place near a window with adequate sunshine. Don't forget to water!