Designed by renowned architecture firm Fathom, the T House in Hiroshina, Japan, offers a refreshing approach to modern apartment living. This 2024 renovation project transformed a newly built condominium, embracing upcycled materials and lush greenery to create a harmonious, personalized space.
Departing from mass-produced furnishings, the design integrates oyster shell paint, custom wood treatments, and strategically placed flora, blending the indoor and outdoor environments for a uniquely immersive experience.
The Tokyo Blue Apartment, a captivating renovation project in the heart of Japan’s capital, showcases the harmonious blend of modern design and the owners’ unique personalities. Designed by Roovice in 2021, this 3LDK apartment transformation in Takaido, Tokyo, embodies a striking aesthetic that maximizes the space’s potential with the owners’ love for the color blue as the guiding force.
Akaike Tohyama Architects‘ Himawari Nursery School in Tokyo, Japan, is a captivating new addition to the city’s architectural landscape. Designed in 2022, this one-story wooden structure was created to foster interaction and experiences among children of different ages. By strategically zoning the nursery rooms, hall, and staff areas, the design promotes a seamless flow between indoor and outdoor spaces, transforming the entire site into a vibrant “playground” for the young students.
Discover the House in Nakano-sakaue, a 2023 architectural marvel in Tokyo, Japan, crafted by Daisuke Matsui Architects Studio. This modern, narrow single-family house stands as a testament to innovative urban living in one of the world’s most dynamic cities. Merging sleek design with functionality, it represents the pinnacle of contemporary Japanese architecture, offering a unique blend of style and practicality in the bustling heart of Tokyo.
Step inside C4L, a contemporary Tokyo masterpiece seamlessly weaving tradition and innovation, designed by Cubo Design Architect in 2022.
This unique house represents a meticulous fusion of Japan’s rich architectural heritage and the sophistication of modern design. Drawing upon age-old Japanese aesthetic principles, the residence exudes a tranquil ambiance while subtly reflecting the wabi-sabi aesthetic, the beauty of imperfection. Illuminated by a masterful play of light and shadow, the home is an exquisite showcase of artisanal workmanship, featuring the distinctive touch of seven traditional artisans skilled in diverse crafts like sukiya carpentry, plaster, Japanese paper, mullions, braided chord, screens and doors, and lacquer. This is not just a house; it’s a living testament to Japanese cultural refinement and a new standard for luxury in Japan’s bustling capital.