TUISS DÉCOR Launches New Collection Reinterpreting Traditional Japanese 'Karakami' Patterns with European Sensibility
TUISS DÉCOR launches the 'Karakami' window treatment collection on April 9, blending traditional Japanese patterns from the Heian period with European color palettes for modern interiors.
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TUISS DÉCOR Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo / Representative Director and President Eiji Hayasaki) will launch a new collection, "Karakami," on Thursday, April 9, 2026. This collection elevates traditional Japanese decorative "Karakami patterns" into modern interiors using British-born design sensibilities.
It fuses the Japanese aesthetic of "harmony with nature" and "tranquil beauty," inherited since the Heian period through Karakami patterns, with a sophisticated European color palette and high-performance window treatments. Featuring eight traditional patterns—such as paulownia, pine, and plum—in three color variations each, it realizes interior products that seamlessly blend into contemporary homes.
Under the concept of "A British-born brand bringing Japanese traditional beauty to windows around the world," the lineup is deployed across three product categories: roller blinds, roman shades, and curtains, accommodating a wide range of room styles.
[Karakami Collection]
https://www.tuiss.co.jp/karakami-collection/
Background of the Launch: Focus on Interiors Fusing Japanese and Western Styles
In recent years, demand in the Japanese interior market for "styles that blend into modern homes while incorporating Japanese design essences" has rapidly increased. Along with the boom in kominka (old Japanese house) renovations and Wa-modern (Japanese modern) interiors, there is a growing need for designs that evoke a "sense of Japan" in accommodation and commercial facilities catering to inbound foreign tourists.
To date, TUISS DÉCOR has delivered British designs to Japanese households in an accessible form, such as William Morris designs from the V&A (Victoria and Albert Museum) collection and collaborations with British Liberty & Netflix's "Bridgerton."
This time, with a new approach where "a British brand reinterprets traditional Japanese patterns through a global design sensibility," we are re-proposing Japanese aesthetics for modern interiors.
Overview of the New "Karakami" Collection
[Karakami Collection]
Number of designs: 8 patterns x 3 colors
Product categories: Roller blinds, Roman shades, Curtains
Custom-made: Sizes can be specified in millimeters
List of Adopted Patterns
(Table Content...)
It fuses the Japanese aesthetic of "harmony with nature" and "tranquil beauty," inherited since the Heian period through Karakami patterns, with a sophisticated European color palette and high-performance window treatments. Featuring eight traditional patterns—such as paulownia, pine, and plum—in three color variations each, it realizes interior products that seamlessly blend into contemporary homes.
Under the concept of "A British-born brand bringing Japanese traditional beauty to windows around the world," the lineup is deployed across three product categories: roller blinds, roman shades, and curtains, accommodating a wide range of room styles.
[Karakami Collection]
https://www.tuiss.co.jp/karakami-collection/
Background of the Launch: Focus on Interiors Fusing Japanese and Western Styles
In recent years, demand in the Japanese interior market for "styles that blend into modern homes while incorporating Japanese design essences" has rapidly increased. Along with the boom in kominka (old Japanese house) renovations and Wa-modern (Japanese modern) interiors, there is a growing need for designs that evoke a "sense of Japan" in accommodation and commercial facilities catering to inbound foreign tourists.
To date, TUISS DÉCOR has delivered British designs to Japanese households in an accessible form, such as William Morris designs from the V&A (Victoria and Albert Museum) collection and collaborations with British Liberty & Netflix's "Bridgerton."
This time, with a new approach where "a British brand reinterprets traditional Japanese patterns through a global design sensibility," we are re-proposing Japanese aesthetics for modern interiors.
Overview of the New "Karakami" Collection
[Karakami Collection]
Number of designs: 8 patterns x 3 colors
Product categories: Roller blinds, Roman shades, Curtains
Custom-made: Sizes can be specified in millimeters
List of Adopted Patterns
(Table Content...)