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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

House in Kumano Town｜Stairs

House in Kita-Mikunigaoka｜LDK

House in Higashikori｜LDK

House in Senriyamanishi｜Lavatory

The shimmering view imparts a sense of passing moments to daily life

House in Toyonaka 2｜Stairs

View of the kitchen.

Ceilings in hemlock, walls in German lime plaster, floors in teak herringbone, and joinery in oak.

House in Higashitezukayama｜Living Room

CACCO — Residential Interior Coordination Contest, Category Award｜Entrance hall

The bed zone located at the site corner balances light, ventilation, and privacy

House in Kumano Town｜LDK

House in Miyakojima｜Kitchen

Uenoshiba Residence｜LDK

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

House in Senriyamanishi｜Approach

A simple washroom with a laminated ash timber counter.

Residence in Moriguchi｜Hobby room

House in Tondabayashi｜Exterior

South elevation of the atelier. The front opening contains glass doors, a mesh screen, and taiko shoji (arched sliding shoji) that retract into the wall.

The four-panel sliding doors are suspended to accommodate their weight, with floor-embedded stoppers permitting fixation at any position.

Storage doors are off-the-shelf products, selected to prioritize function and cost efficiency.

ELL — A Single-Storey House Adorned by White Spaces, Like a Museum｜Japanese-style room

Nishi-Imagawa House｜Approach

A 3,950 mm ceiling height that brings breadth and richness to daily life

A small courtyard directly opposite the entrance soothes the eye.

A niche bathed in morning light.

House in Saito Aominami｜LDK

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

HE10 — AICA Project Example Contest, Excellence Award｜LDK

The frame around the tatami reception room was reconstructed from the original building, and all the fittings were also reused from the former house.

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.

Entrance leading to the doma; the floor is mortar tinted with sumi ink.

A layered spatial experience emerges through the interplay of the building, courtyards, and the parallel alleyway.

Earthen-floored garage that also serves as the entrance.

Overall view of the LDK. 100 mm square columns are arranged regularly.

House in Higashitezukayama｜Entrance hall

The planted ground-level slit is externalized inside the box

House of Takai｜Japanese-style room

House in Hirakata｜Living Room

A kitchen counter that commands exclusive views over Osaka city

House of Linked Eaves — Built with Japanese Proportions and Materials｜Children's Room

CACCO — Residential Interior Coordination Contest, Category Award｜Exterior

Urata House｜Corridor

The beautifully restored two adjoining Japanese-style rooms connect to the garden on the north and the newly created LDK on the south.

A simple house form: a true 8.1 m × 8.1 m square plan under a pyramidal hip roof.

The high-ceilinged living room has one wall clad in boards and is provided with high windows.

House in Himeshima｜Exterior