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Tetsu Mogi Architects ©Norihito Yamauchi
A charming detached home in Kanagawa, Japan, wrapped in warm, natural tones, captivates with a cozy, calming interior. The owners thoughtfully remodeled the 40-year-old house, and the clever use of sliding doors gives the layout a notably flexible flow.
Tetsu Mogi Architects ©Norihito Yamauchi
Boasting a petite garden ideal for relaxed country living, the home pairs white finishes with warm wood to create an inviting, snug atmosphere. Sliding doors are used strategically here so rooms can open up or be closed off, enhancing the house’s versatility.
Tetsu Mogi Architects ©Norihito Yamauchi
Tetsu Mogi Architects ©Norihito Yamauchi
Sunlight pours into the living room, where a folding lounge chair and a petite tea table set the scene for relaxed family moments and quiet afternoons.
Tetsu Mogi Architects ©Norihito Yamauchi
Tetsu Mogi Architects ©Norihito Yamauchi
In the kitchen, a minimalist sink is paired with a solid wood dining set, showing how compact spaces can be both beautiful and highly functional—smart design, maximum charm.
Tetsu Mogi Architects ©Norihito Yamauchi
Tetsu Mogi Architects ©Norihito Yamauchi
Built-in wooden cabinetry keeps storage neat in the bedroom. A clean arrangement of bed, bedside table, and desk creates an orderly, efficient sleeping retreat.
Tetsu Mogi Architects ©Norihito Yamauchi
Tetsu Mogi Architects ©Norihito Yamauchi
Tetsu Mogi Architects ©Norihito Yamauchi
A cozy tea room crafted with traditional tatami and sliding screens offers a serene spot for the homeowner to enjoy tea ceremonies or unwind in quiet comfort.
Tetsu Mogi Architects ©Norihito Yamauchi
Tetsu Mogi Architects ©Norihito Yamauchi
Tetsu Mogi Architects ©Norihito Yamauchi
An open-plan bathroom with sliding doors is designed as a bright, airy dry bath—an attractive little wellness spot where the homeowner can relax and recharge.
