by  DRAW A LINE  ✕ BasShu

A special project brought to you by the stylish tension rod brand "DRAW A LINE" and the textile master "BasShu."

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You've started a new life, but you can't drill into the walls, there's no storage, and you can't fit any furniture...

If that sounds like you, don't worry anymore!

If you can master cloth and rods, your life will change.

Throw away all the conventional wisdom taught in interior design magazines,

and run with stolen techniques.

Stylish fabric techniques and tension rod techniques taught directly by the manufacturers.

We want to propose dramatic changes to your life.

>Manufacturer's Direct Techniques

＼Tension Rod Technique 01／
  Divide space with a net!

You want to separate the living and dining rooms, but dividing with bookshelves or fabric can create a sense of oppression?

You can easily create a partition using tension rods.

＼Fabric Technique 02／
  Don't choose conservative beanbag cushions

Beanbag cushions, a necessity for relaxation, tend to have a surprisingly strong presence when placed.

That's why you shouldn't compromise at Nitori or Muji.

Create your own relaxing time with a carefully selected beanbag cushion.

＼Fabric Technique 03／
Classic leather sofa ✕ quilt

A patchwork quilt casually draped over a sofa.

When a quilt is added to a sterile space, it instantly transforms it into a warm and inviting one.

You can't go wrong by choosing a quilt in a similar tone to your sofa.

＼Tension Rod Technique 02／
Solve side table and lighting all at once!

By installing one tension rod next to the bed and combining it with a table, tray,

and lamp, you can create your own unique bedside table.

The parts can be set at your preferred height, so you can enjoy reading with a cup of coffee.

＼Fabric Technique 04／
"Show" or "Hide" - freely choose

What? Are you still stuffing things into garment cases?!

How does that look? Is interior design an afterthought?

A freestanding closet that utilizes hanging space is equipped with a dedicated cover.

It's practical for quickly hiding and accessing items without disrupting the interior's atmosphere.

＼Fabric Technique Bonus／
Stripe on Stripe

With elegant stripes, pattern-on-pattern is an advanced technique.

Instead of matching duvet covers and pillowcases completely, deliberately introducing different patterns creates a natural, beautiful gradation and enhances a "こなれ感" (a sophisticated, effortless look).