With tatami in the room, you don't need to buy a bed or a closet, saving both money and space.

Now that the internet is so developed, many people, once they decide to renovate, go online to look for styles they like as references for decorating their homes.
Not only that, many renovation companies offer model rooms in different styles for everyone to refer to. Whether you like the minimalist Nordic style or the Chinese style, basically they can build whatever you want.
In recent years, many people have been very fond of Japanese culture, and the home styles seen in Japanese films and TV shows have been sought after by many. In particular, the tatami that appears in almost every Japanese household has stirred up quite a trend among young people in China.
The arrival of tatami has largely solved the problem of insufficient space. With a tatami installed at home, you can rest and read on it, and also work beside it. If arranged well, it truly serves multiple purposes at once, no wonder so many people like it.
So what are the advantages of wanting to set up a tatami at home?
1. Saves space
The biggest advantage of tatami is that it saves space. As we can see from the photos, generally the bottom of a tatami is empty, with some hidden cabinets installed. These hidden cabinets can nicely help us store out-of-season clothing or unused items and so on, largely solving the problem of small space.
2. Highly versatile
Speaking of versatility, it is actually very practical. Tatami is different from a bed; it is not like a bed that can only be used for sleeping or lying down. During the day, the tatami can serve as a place to entertain guests. Put a small table on it, set out some fruit and food, and you can hold a tea party among friends.
Clear away the food, set out mahjong and playing cards, and it's not out of the question for good friends to play a round. When you're alone, lie on a cushion, bask in the sunlight during the day, and enjoy the gentle moonlight at night while watching a movie or reading a book; you'll feel incredibly comfortable.
When you need to work, you can bring over a small table and work on it, or place a simple desk separately beside it and get straight to work, simple and hassle-free.
At night when sleeping, you can take the bedding out of the closet, lay it out, and have a lovely sleep.
So what are the disadvantages of tatami?
As for the disadvantages, it's really nothing more than that tatami cannot be moved. At home, if we use a bed, after a long time we can still move it around and change its position, but tatami can't do that; the workload is too great, so it's best not to try...
After hearing Huahua explain the functions of tatami, are you tempted? If your home is being renovated and you can't find a suitable style, you might as well try the tatami Huahua talked about today; it has a uniquely charming flavor.