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A dimmable privacy film was applied to the glass, and wooden blinds on the bedroom side ensure complete privacy when required. The bathroom features a custom-made unit bath fitted with a cypress tub, cypress louvers on the walls, and flooring and wainscoting in Towada stone, creating a refined and luxurious atmosphere.

Natural Light and Views Considered in the Apartment Layout

Natural light and views were also considered in the layout: a small window behind the kitchen allows glimpses of the outside world even from the hallway near the bedroom and toilet. This ensures a sense of connection with the outdoors from anywhere in the home.

Finishes Selected With Care for Environmental and Personal Well-Being

Finishes were selected with care for both environmental and personal well-being, including teak flooring, oak veneer, plaster made primarily from volcanic ash, and mud walls with embedded rice straw. The Japanese-style room features Awa washi paper on the walls, dyed in indigo gradients to echo the shifting tones of the nearby river and sea. The kitchen’s back panel incorporates a series of small, framed cabinet doors, creating a design that resonates with the latticework of the kura-do.

A Harmonious Blend of Old and New Design Elements

The result is a harmonious blend of old and new, bringing a quiet dignity to the space. This is a home where tradition and modernity coexist, offering a daily experience that feels close to both nature and life.