Very bright creative atmosphere prevailed in this house. Kochi Architect’s Studio team. It used to be typical two-story house for eight tenants, but today tiny housing for residents of Japan has changed dramatically since depopulation of the population increased. Now people have the opportunity Use more space for your needs. Nonetheless, Japanese, not used to open space, feel more comfortable in a house with small rooms.
The architects of the studio offered the owners of this house a new approach. to the interior, by dividing a large space with colors. This idea seemed tempting to the family, so they decided go for an experiment. And did not fail! It really turned out very juicy modern interior with the preservation of centuries-old traditions Japanese housing plans. Distortion of space in 2D and 3D dimensions makes thinking work “the other way”, which is not may not inspire new achievements. We see triangles and quadrangles that intersect and overlap each other, erasing frames and prejudices. Interior design without edges from Tokyo inspires with its depth!
