Japanese floor mattresses are thinner and are usually lifted up and regularly aired. Leaving a western style mattress on the floor without ventilation may increase moisture and mold build up I would have thought
It absolutely would. I've seen it. A mattress on the floor without at least a pallet type frame causes mold growth and permanent staining of laminate floors. Unless you lift the mattress every morning to air for the day
Not me geeking out like “OMG, I recognize that dining room! Oooh, I’ve seen that bedroom before!” Like a Team AG Edition of “I Spy”. This was a very educational and wonderful episode and Alexandra did a great job hosting. 🙌 I was floored (pun intended) by how little I knew about how Japanese Interior Design had such a global impact. So cool!
Yessss! I was a huge fan of this series and also Iconic Objects and now they’ve gone and got two of my favourite interior TH-camrs? Dream come true 😍😍😍 you go, Alexandra and Becky from the Sorry Girls 🥳
really really love this new series of videos with the lovely and super talented Alexandra Gater! Really interesting and inspiring, a pleasure to watch.
I am 69 but way back in the early 1970's my first pass at designing my teen bedroom was a low to the floor Japanese aesthetic. While I have moved on to other things, I still love the feeling of peace my first attempt at design gave me
I’ve been impressed by all three of this series’s hosts. I look forward to this series with Alexandra and hope someday we’ll see an incredible collaboration with all three! 🎆🎇
I love this new show with Alexandra! Japanese is not my style but I do remember watching a video with this guy talking about all the health benefits of sleeping on a mattress directly on the floor. Maybe I should try it.
When were in Japan in the 90s, we stayed with a family in their very modern house. They had one tatami room, reserved for ceremonies and specific occasions.
Until the 1950s Indians would sit and eat on the floor. We slept on floors sometimes, esp when we had guests. And that generaion is waaay more flexible than me.
When I travelled around North Africa and the Middle East, most things were done on the floor, including sleeping eating, tea time and going to the bathroom. Squatting not chairs for thousands of years. This style of living is much healthier for the body too
If your bed is on the floor, the real question is: do you take off your shoes when you come indoors? If your floor has outdoor dirt on it, then the bed on that same floor is an issue. If your floor is kept clean, not a problem.
Japan is just hyped. In India , people have been sleeping on the floor, removing and airing their mattresses regularly and even eating and sitting on the floors....
You did great, Alexandra. I totally had the thought of getting rid of my dining table and would love to just eat low to the ground. It'd be make an easier eating environment with 2 toddlers who love to be monkeys on chairs. 😅 We're stilling working on SITTING DOWN with my son.
Sorry not for me. Never liked sitting on floor so I hardly ever did. Now if I have to get down I can not get up. Crossing my leg never could do it. No idea how the Japaneese people can do it. My bones just dont fold😂😊 I do admire who can sit on the floor and be comfortable.
What aspects of Japanese interior design have you incorporated into your home?
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Japanese floor mattresses are thinner and are usually lifted up and regularly aired. Leaving a western style mattress on the floor without ventilation may increase moisture and mold build up I would have thought
It absolutely would. I've seen it. A mattress on the floor without at least a pallet type frame causes mold growth and permanent staining of laminate floors. Unless you lift the mattress every morning to air for the day
That's a pro tip!
It does!
Came here to write the same comment…
Came here to say this! Western mattresses are NOT okay to keep flat on the floor.
Love seeing Alexandra host “A Style is Born!”
We're so happy to have her as a host!
Alexandra! Yea…. Btw, if you don’t follow her already, please do. She’s talented and adorable! Let’s get her to 1 million subscribers..
We're in!
Not me geeking out like “OMG, I recognize that dining room! Oooh, I’ve seen that bedroom before!” Like a Team AG Edition of “I Spy”.
This was a very educational and wonderful episode and Alexandra did a great job hosting. 🙌 I was floored (pun intended) by how little I knew about how Japanese Interior Design had such a global impact. So cool!
We LOVE Alexandra!
Me too!
Yessss! I was a huge fan of this series and also Iconic Objects and now they’ve gone and got two of my favourite interior TH-camrs? Dream come true 😍😍😍 you go, Alexandra and Becky from the Sorry Girls 🥳
We love making dreams come true!! ✨
really really love this new series of videos with the lovely and super talented Alexandra Gater! Really interesting and inspiring, a pleasure to watch.
I am 69 but way back in the early 1970's my first pass at designing my teen bedroom was a low to the floor Japanese aesthetic. While I have moved on to other things, I still love the feeling of peace my first attempt at design gave me
We love this!
Alexandra is such a great story teller! Loved this video❤️
She's one of one!
Alexandra Gater??!!!🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
You got it!
Oh my gosh I'm so excited! I am SO here for this!
YES
I’ve been impressed by all three of this series’s hosts. I look forward to this series with Alexandra and hope someday we’ll see an incredible collaboration with all three! 🎆🎇
Excuse me? Alexandra on Wayfair? Thats quite an accomplishment 😮
We're so happy to have her on board for Season 3 of A Style Is Born!
Becky from the sorry girls too!
Alexandra and Becky are the dream team!
Followed Alexandra here, one of her first fans on you tube. So proud of you Love and thanks to you I have a few floor cushions from Wayfair :)
This series seems exactly for you!
This is your jam, Alexandra!
Great job AG! 👏🏻 ❤ I also recognize that dining room as well as your own bedroom and living room! Cool 😎 😅
Love your channel, but this is next level. You rock at this. Wayfair is so lucky to have you.
We are!
I love this new show with Alexandra! Japanese is not my style but I do remember watching a video with this guy talking about all the health benefits of sleeping on a mattress directly on the floor. Maybe I should try it.
best host yet! ❤ go team AG 🎉
She's the real deal!
What an amazing video 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
Thank you!
I love Japanese architecture also
Love this, Alexandra! ❤
She's killing it!
When were in Japan in the 90s, we stayed with a family in their very modern house. They had one tatami room, reserved for ceremonies and specific occasions.
So cool!
Well hello there Alexandra!!! Go go team AG!! 🇨🇦
Thanks for stopping by!
LOVED IT! Congrats!!!! Love from Lima, Peru.
Thanks for watching!
Love it Alexandra ❤
Go Alexandra! 🥹🫶🏻
My son's room has tatami mats, and I'm currently thinking about getting a headboard that doesn't require drilling holes in the wall.
Love it!
Thank you so much... For me, English Country Cottage and American Transitional.
Congrats on the Wayfair piece!
Totally enjoy information on Japanese culture!
Looking forward to check out Japanese inspired furniture!
Arigato!🫶🏻
Glad you enjoyed the episode!
I don’t like sleeping on the floor but I do like a lower bed! It’s easy to get in and out of,and I’m not short
I would think that the low to the ground style in Japan also came from the threat of Earthquakes. In terms of practicality at least.
Interesting theory!
Until the 1950s Indians would sit and eat on the floor. We slept on floors sometimes, esp when we had guests. And that generaion is waaay more flexible than me.
When we were in India in the 90s, folks in rural villages were still sitting on the floor for meals and gatherings.
So interesting!
One day....I'll buy myself that expensive floor height to standing height desk. I want it.
Amazing presenter!
Great new series Alexandra! G Ire
She's the best!
Congratulations they are lucky 🍀 to have you.
We agree!
Alexandra! ❤
When I travelled around North Africa and the Middle East, most things were done on the floor, including sleeping eating, tea time and going to the bathroom. Squatting not chairs for thousands of years.
This style of living is much healthier for the body too
If your bed is on the floor, the real question is: do you take off your shoes when you come indoors? If your floor has outdoor dirt on it, then the bed on that same floor is an issue. If your floor is kept clean, not a problem.
Much to consider!
Japanese are big on taking off their outside shoes and wearing slippers inside the home. The same is true for many other cultures.
I’ve only subscribed liked and commented solely for Alexandra, with hopes Graham sees this as well…✨🖤💅🏽🤓✨
I love the Japanese aesthetic.
We do too!
Alexandra ❤❤🎉🎉
Is it that you feel more 'grounded' when sleeping closer to the floor - dare I say even 'protected'.
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I'd really like tô watch about brazilian modernism
does caroline winkler edit or write these?! so similar!
no, she has nothing to do. This is part Wayfair production.
I kept thinking she was saying "high-end " when she said Heian. It's pronounced hey-ahn
Japan is just hyped. In India , people have been sleeping on the floor, removing and airing their mattresses regularly and even eating and sitting on the floors....
I don't understand how Japan is a hype. They also do things on the floor. Many cultures have shared traditions. It doesn't make them a "hype."
You did great, Alexandra. I totally had the thought of getting rid of my dining table and would love to just eat low to the ground. It'd be make an easier eating environment with 2 toddlers who love to be monkeys on chairs. 😅 We're stilling working on SITTING DOWN with my son.
We're wishing you luck! 😂
Hey you... I know u girl... Love your interior design idea..❤
I miss Caroline....😢
My back is the problem by being on the floor.
I love to sleep on the floor with a mattress
I can’t set without back support.
Sorry not for me. Never liked sitting on floor so I hardly ever did. Now if I have to get down I can not get up. Crossing my leg never could do it. No idea how the Japaneese people can do it. My bones just dont fold😂😊 I do admire who can sit on the floor and be comfortable.
You sound like a starbucks...