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Minimalist Japanese Small House Architecture and Interior

Minimalist Japanese Small House Architecture and Interior
Posted by: Founterior , July 1, 2014
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This beautiful minimalist small Japanese house is located in Funabashi, Chiba Prefecture. Around the building there are three other houses from the neighborhood. The west side is an exception. There aren’t any other buildings but only beautiful meadows of greenery that the occupants are able to enjoy.

Clean and elegant living room with open plan interior
Clean and elegant living room

On the first floor of the minimalist two-storey residential building there is a living room situated as well as some other functional areas for everyday life – like the dining room, for example. As you can see from the images, there is a lot of greenery inside the house. The architect wanted to catch the natural flow of plants outside the house and continue it inside the place. The second floor is not an exception, either.

Clean Japanese dining room in a very small home
Clean Japanese dining room

The top level consists of children’s room, bedroom, study and an atrium. An interesting architectural decision was not to include any hallways. The consequence of rooms allows the occupants to move through the functional areas without disturbing the rest of the people living there.

Elegant minimalist kitchen in Japanese style
Elegant minimalist kitchen
Home office in small house in Japan
Home office
Working places inside the small home in Japan
Working places inside
The facade of the house - and the surrounding neighborhood
The facade of the house
Small dining room with clean interior lines
Small dining room
Minimalist Japanese living room located on the first floor
Minimalist Japanese living room
Living room with wood accents in a small house
Living room with wood
Japense dining room in a small house
Japense dining room
Japanese minimalist bathroom in a tiny house
Japanese minimalist bathroom
Japanese house with hallway on the first floor
Japanese house

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