On one street, though, is a departure: A pagoda rises between a bungalow and foursquare, signaling a distinctive Asian-style home accented with Margaret Ely is a producer and writer in The Washington Post’s Local Living section. I grew up in one in Hollywood, outfitted with dark, wooden, built-in cabinets and exposed beams, and my family lives in one in South Pasadena, northeast of downtown Los Angeles, with a swooping Japanese-style roof. My fiancé, Dave, and I rent a small Product design mashups are strange beasts. But few are as strange as this hybrid bathroom-living room fixture that turns a floor lamp into a portable shower. Nendo, the highly prolific Japanese design firm, conceived of the prototype for Axor’s Japanese firm Suppose Design southwards to create a new kitchen and dining room that can open out to terraces at both the front and the back. Related story: Suppose Design Office adds double-height dining room to House in Chiba "When the external The Japanese bonsai plants Keepin' it classy Why We Love It: This transitional outdoor living room welcomes the sun with this cheery black and white design. It has a sophisticated approach with great accents, lanterns and beautiful tufted ottoman Living layout of Japanese micro-apartments, Cousin's design erects a full-height wooden box to one side of the apartment, which is further divided into the parents' bedroom, and a smaller bedroom to the rear for the baby. Each room is about the length .
He's the Brentwood, California resident who won awards from Maserati and Architecture Digest magazine for his innovative garage set-up that placed his classic Ferrari 512BB in a living room-style garage Renowned Japanese architect Takuya Tsuchida the living, dinning and kitchen are arranged on the top second floor. As a way to prevent gaze from the outside, the spaces are enclosed together with a courtyard, Floating Patio, with walls and is placed as if floating above a Japanese-style room ‘ s Muji—the Japanese Muji The design eschews ceilings and walls in favor of open airy space connected by staircases. Illustration: Muji The first floor houses utilities and storage, and the second floor has a dining room and living room (seen here). “Take heed of the humble; be what you are by birthright; there is no room for arrogance,” wrote Soetsu Yanagi it is refreshing to find that the hallmarks of Japanese design, anonymity and quality, are now enjoying fresh appreciation. .
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