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A bondage room can represent something very private. Here, intimate sessions take place where one person completely relinquishes to the other.
On the other hand, a bondage room is also a place to try, practice and get to know each other. It can be a place where people talk in a relaxed atmosphere or practice concentrated.
The Japanese have been practicing bondage for centuries and their Shibari skills have found their way into the modern world of BDSM. Nevertheless, the space that is often sought for this remains a traditional one.
Japanese bamboo, cherry wood and paper walls always give these rooms a connection to nature and the outside. You are inside a room, but only separated from the outside world by paper.
The same applies to the classic hemp rope, which is used by many for Shibari sessions. Actually, it is only a thin band, but through a unique interaction it gives support and strength.
This interplay can also be found in the combination of tradition and modern elements, which were implemented in this design. The interior design in this room is intended to provide a platform for bondage and exchange.
Therefore, there are on the one hand side seats, as well as classic tatami mats. On both you can sit together, or follow his rope exercises.
The possibility of hanging bondage is also possible, because hanging points have been planned on the ceiling, here represented by wooden rings.
The planned soft light of the paper lanterns gives the room a cozy and intimate touch.
Although the predominant material in this design is wood, color accents can be planned without destroying the character. Therefore, warm colors were chosen, which still have their own character and stand for themselves.
