First-Time Visitors
Start Diagnosis
｜
Room Tour
Project
Event
Column
Publish

Collect inspiring architectural examples and discover a home that resonates with you. Simpler and more enjoyable.

Simply tap ♡ on photos you like. Save custom home projects to analyze your lifestyle preferences and connect with architecture firms and builders that match your sensibilities.

Easy for beginners. Turn what you love into your home search.

No technical knowledge or jargon needed. Just collect photos you like to reveal housing priorities you might not have realized.
- STEP 1
  
  Heart Your Favorite Photos
  
  Tap the heart icon when you find photos you like. Start by collecting photos that resonate with you.
- STEP 2
  
  Diagnose Your Preferences
  
  Analyze your lifestyle based on saved photos to uncover subtle home design preferences you might not have realized.
- STEP 3
  
  Find Experts Who Match Your Sensibility
  
  Based on your diagnosis, we introduce architecture firms and builders that match your sensibility. Find the right expert through real projects and core philosophies.
Find Architectural Projects

Collect inspiring architectural examples and discover a home that resonates with you. Simpler and more enjoyable.

Easy for beginners. Turn what you love into your home search.

Heart Your Favorite Photos

Diagnose Your Preferences

Find Experts Who Match Your Sensibility

Find Architectural Projects

Living room

The engawa connecting the clinic, residence, and bath acts not only as a passageway but also as a space to experience nature.

House in Himeshima｜Living Room

House of the Cherry Blossom Keeper｜Atrium

＋UMI — Renovation Design Contest Jury Special Prize / TDY Remodel Smile Works Contest (TOTO) Excellence Award｜Kitchen

House in Higashitezukayama｜Approach

The engawa veranda was incorporated into the dining room, and the old wooden glass doors and ranma transom were reused.

Because piping and wiring are generally left exposed, routing was planned with care.

Light guided from the high side at the rear of the site sufficiently illuminates the entrance located mid-building.

The children's room can be divided into private rooms in the future with sliding doors; the loft serves as a hideaway for the children.

A newly created entrance resulting from a plan revision. The sliding door and glass transom were repaired and reused.

Uenoshiba Residence｜LDK

House in Hamadera｜Stairs

House in Akenocho, Takatsuki｜Exterior

The existing retro entrance mailbox was retained and reused.

The entrance is protected by generously projecting eaves.

POCCO — Excellence Award, Residential Interior Coordination Contest｜LDK

House in Sayama｜Bedroom

House in Senrien, Toyonaka｜Terrace

House of Takai｜Courtyard

LOLO — Grand Prize, Kitchen Space Idea Design Contest｜Corridor

House in Miyakojima｜LDK

Sakura House on Awaji Island｜Japanese-style room

House in Himeshima｜Japanese-style room

Exterior view from the entrance side, opening up the street corner.

A door fitted with antique glass panels serves as the entrance to the living room.

Abeno Residence｜Lavatory

House in Higashitezukayama｜Stairs

House of the Cherry Blossom Keeper｜Entrance hall

HE10 — AICA Project Example Contest, Excellence Award｜Stairs

House in Minamimorimachi｜Terrace

House in the Northern District｜Approach

A household work corner located at the junction of the kitchen, wet areas, and roof terrace.

YAMANARI — House Embracing the Mountain Ridge｜Exterior

House in Akasakadai｜LDK

House in Itami｜LDK

NICO — A Home Filled with Natural Light and the Scent of Wood｜LDK

Retracting the doors into both directions transforms the space into an expansive open-plan living/dining/kitchen.

Corner lot on an 8-meter-wide road

House in Minamimorimachi｜Bathroom

Large custom‑built island kitchen. The gas cooktop has three inline burners.

Second-floor bathroom executed with a space-saving conventional (site-built) method

NICO — A Home Filled with Natural Light and the Scent of Wood｜Stairs

The central room is fitted with sliding doors that can be fully opened.

House in Minami Awaji｜Approach

Uenoshiba Residence｜LDK

ELL — A Single-Storey House Adorned by White Spaces, Like a Museum｜Children's Room

The paper shoji screens and ranma transom create a gentle connection with the living room.