Japanese Interiors Album

What if you could look through the key hole into private homes in Japan? Nothing simpler. It is true that not through a hole, but through Japanese interiors, but still: the art and craftsmanship of Japanese residential interiors, evolve and delight.

In her book, the author of Mihoko IIda included as many as twenty -eight examples of residences throughout Japan. The book presents aspiring minimalist houses together with functional residential/employee spaces and traditional apartments. The reader also has a unique opportunity to see houses designed by the best Japanese architects such as Keno Kuma, Nendo, Koji Fujia, Arata Endo and TakiMitsu Azuma.