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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.

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Occupant comfort is ensured by insulation packed behind the metal siding.

The courtyard as seen from the dining area, enclosed in an L-shape by the dining and living spaces.

House in Saito Aohoku｜Hobby room

From the living room toward the desk corner; the high window above the desk faces the second-floor balcony.

House in Higashikori｜Lavatory

The kitchen counter screens the work area from the dining room.

House in Higashitezukayama｜Stairs

Four courtyards and building volumes are alternately arranged along the narrow site.

House in Asahi Ward｜LDK

House in Chiyozaki｜Living Room

House in Tomio｜Exterior

At the entrance, the display shelf draws people past the front and toward the back right.

Nishi-Imagawa House｜LDK

The walls of the LDK, the center of daily life, were finished in white plaster that reflects light, creating a bright interior.

House in Minami Awaji｜Entrance hall

House in Kumano Town｜Bedroom

Urata House｜LDK

House on Midori Hill｜Approach

House in Takatsuki｜Living Room

House in Kita-Mikunigaoka｜LDK

A house with a striking minimalist façade, situated within a densely built residential neighborhood.

Joinery produced to full ceiling height, avoiding beam projections.

The gable roof structure is expressed architecturally, connecting the first and second floors around a central double-height space.

When the lattice gate opens, it reveals a generous, open-air space, with stairs from the garage and a seat at the back.

House in Kawachinagano 2｜Entrance hall

Exterior

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

House in Hirakata｜Garden

Urata House｜Living Room

Motorbike garage that doubles as the entry—an owner’s hobby space.

Uenoshiba Residence｜LDK

Part of the shelving unit separating the dining room from the desk corner is open, allowing it to be used from both sides.

View from the dining area through the engawa toward the Pacific Ocean beyond.

Toilet

Inside the entrance door, there is an approach space integrated with the garage.

House in Himeshima｜Exterior

View from the dining area toward the kitchen.

House of the Cherry Blossom Keeper｜Atrium

House in Miyakojima｜LDK

House in Minoh 3｜LDK

LOLO — Grand Prize, Kitchen Space Idea Design Contest｜Japanese-style room

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

Interior and exterior left in a naked, unlined skeleton state.

View from the corridor toward the living room. Ceiling boards were removed to expose the concrete. Ceiling height is 2.6 m.

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

House in Sakai｜Terrace

House in Miyakojima｜Garage

Responding to the characteristics of the existing building, the living spaces are arranged in a D–K–L sequence: dining, kitchen, then living.