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Cultures (11) • South Korea (1) • Canada (1) • China (1) • USA (1) • Western countries (1) • Asian countries (1) • Eastern culture (1) • Japanese culture (1) • Minimalist communities (1) • New York City (1) • Refugee communities (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 home South Korea In South Korea, home designs frequently incorporate traditional elements such as sliding doors and tatami mat floors. 9
2 home Canada Single-family homes with yards are a popular and common housing choice in Canada. 6
3 home China Homes in China emphasize family unity, use sliding doors, and incorporate feng shui principles in design. 6
4 home USA The USA culture emphasizes single-family homes with yards as a popular housing choice. 6
5 home Western countries In Western cultures, the concept of home is centered around privacy, personal space, relaxation, and individualistic values. 5
6 home Asian countries In Asian countries, homes prioritize family collectivism, multi-generational living, and traditional materials such as wood and bamboo. 4
7 home Eastern culture Eastern culture emphasizes family collectivism, respect for elders, and multi-generational living for social activities in the concept of home. 3
8 home Japanese culture Japanese culture emphasizes group harmony and places less emphasis on personal space and privacy in the concept of home. 1
9 home Minimalist communities Minimalist communities emphasize compact and simplified home designs with focus on space efficiency. 1
10 home New York City In New York City, high-rise apartments dominate the housing market due to space constraints. 1
11 home Refugee communities Refugee communities often rely on temporary shelters and shared living spaces. 1