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Homes for Antique Enthusiasts

A curated collection of bespoke residences incorporating antique furnishings and reclaimed timber, evoking a sense of timelessness. These homes showcase individuality through the thoughtful use of materials and accessories that reveal the passage of time. Through innovative renovation and design strategies, the projects harmoniously blend warmth and sophistication, exemplifying residences that balance comfort with refined aesthetics.

Solid Wood House

Authentic solid timber flooring, posts, and beams bringing unique wood grains and rich aging textures. Introducing solid wood residential examples.

A traditional house with a meticulously composed front garden.

Tetsuya Kimura Architects

5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan

Renovation

Authentic Garden

Reclaimed Wood

Solid Wood

Generational Home

Kominka Restoration

Exposed Beam

Traditional Japanese House

Void

Timber Frame
From the living room, the south garden is connected through the Japanese-style room. The glass shoji and ranma transom remain as they were.

Tetsuya Kimura Architects

5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan

Renovation

Authentic Garden

Reclaimed Wood

Solid Wood

Generational Home

Kominka Restoration

Exposed Beam

Traditional Japanese House

Void

Timber Frame
The living room and dining room can be divided by paper shoji screens; when open, they are stored inside the return wall on the right.

Tetsuya Kimura Architects

5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan

Renovation

Authentic Garden

Reclaimed Wood

Solid Wood

Generational Home

Kominka Restoration

Exposed Beam

Traditional Japanese House

Void

Timber Frame
The obi doors from the closet were reused after being covered with Japanese paper; part of the assembly was subdivided and fitted with a lattice to serve as a ventilation opening.

Tetsuya Kimura Architects

5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan

Renovation

Authentic Garden

Reclaimed Wood

Solid Wood

Generational Home

Kominka Restoration

Exposed Beam

Traditional Japanese House

Void

Timber Frame
Viewed from the living room toward the dining room; the door at the rear leads to the entrance hall.

Tetsuya Kimura Architects

5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan

Renovation

Authentic Garden

Reclaimed Wood

Solid Wood

Generational Home

Kominka Restoration

Exposed Beam

Traditional Japanese House

Void

Timber Frame
The final residence standing behind the main house, which was relocated from Ōmi.

Tokuhiro Norimatsu Architect

2nd Floor, Okada Building, 2-25 Tsurumai Higashi-cho, Nara City, Nara Prefecture, Japan

Forever Home

Solid Wood

Proportion

Handcrafted Texture

Couple Living

Mountain View House

Retro Modern

Plaster Wall
Walls likely to come into contact with people or objects are clad in cedar boards.

Tetsuya Kimura Architects

5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan

Renovation

Authentic Garden

Reclaimed Wood

Solid Wood

Generational Home

Kominka Restoration

Exposed Beam

Traditional Japanese House

Void

Timber Frame
Wall surfaces composed of shikkui plaster trowel finish, burnishing, and clay (nori-do) finishes.

Tokuhiro Norimatsu Architect

2nd Floor, Okada Building, 2-25 Tsurumai Higashi-cho, Nara City, Nara Prefecture, Japan

Forever Home

Solid Wood

Proportion

Handcrafted Texture

Couple Living

Mountain View House

Retro Modern

Plaster Wall
Ascending the stairs, the sloped ceiling reveals expansive mountain views.

Tokuhiro Norimatsu Architect

2nd Floor, Okada Building, 2-25 Tsurumai Higashi-cho, Nara City, Nara Prefecture, Japan

Forever Home

Solid Wood

Proportion

Handcrafted Texture

Couple Living

Mountain View House

Retro Modern

Plaster Wall
A retractable screen door was incorporated into the column casing to the right of the door, and indirect lighting was integrated into the kamoi lintel.

Tetsuya Kimura Architects

5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan

Renovation

Authentic Garden

Reclaimed Wood

Solid Wood

Generational Home

Kominka Restoration

Exposed Beam

Traditional Japanese House

Void

Timber Frame
Taishō-period stained glass by artist Ogawa Sanchi is drawn out from within the wall like a shōji screen.

Tokuhiro Norimatsu Architect

2nd Floor, Okada Building, 2-25 Tsurumai Higashi-cho, Nara City, Nara Prefecture, Japan

Forever Home

Solid Wood

Proportion

Handcrafted Texture

Couple Living

Mountain View House

Retro Modern

Plaster Wall
Site layout preserving the weeping cherry; the approach from the main house is paved with irregular Tanba teppei stone.

Tokuhiro Norimatsu Architect

2nd Floor, Okada Building, 2-25 Tsurumai Higashi-cho, Nara City, Nara Prefecture, Japan

Forever Home

Solid Wood

Proportion

Handcrafted Texture

Couple Living

Mountain View House

Retro Modern

Plaster Wall
A homemaker's room connecting to the kitchen and the washroom.

Tokuhiro Norimatsu Architect

2nd Floor, Okada Building, 2-25 Tsurumai Higashi-cho, Nara City, Nara Prefecture, Japan

Forever Home

Solid Wood

Proportion

Handcrafted Texture

Couple Living

Mountain View House

Retro Modern

Plaster Wall
The raised window sill created by lowering the floor brings a sense of calm to the living room.

Tetsuya Kimura Architects

5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan

Renovation

Authentic Garden

Reclaimed Wood

Solid Wood

Generational Home

Kominka Restoration

Exposed Beam

Traditional Japanese House

Void

Timber Frame
When the stained glass is retracted, the north-facing opening frames the mountain ridgeline.

Tokuhiro Norimatsu Architect

2nd Floor, Okada Building, 2-25 Tsurumai Higashi-cho, Nara City, Nara Prefecture, Japan

Forever Home

Solid Wood

Proportion

Handcrafted Texture

Couple Living

Mountain View House

Retro Modern

Plaster Wall
The dining room extends behind the living room.

Tetsuya Kimura Architects

5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan

Renovation

Authentic Garden

Reclaimed Wood

Solid Wood

Generational Home

Kominka Restoration

Exposed Beam

Traditional Japanese House

Void

Timber Frame
Bedroom walls composed of red clay nori-do, burnishing, and shikkui plaster finish.

Tokuhiro Norimatsu Architect

2nd Floor, Okada Building, 2-25 Tsurumai Higashi-cho, Nara City, Nara Prefecture, Japan

Forever Home

Solid Wood

Proportion

Handcrafted Texture

Couple Living

Mountain View House

Retro Modern

Plaster Wall
A genuine Kurama stone set in front of the entrance lattice door.

Tokuhiro Norimatsu Architect

2nd Floor, Okada Building, 2-25 Tsurumai Higashi-cho, Nara City, Nara Prefecture, Japan

Forever Home

Solid Wood

Proportion

Handcrafted Texture

Couple Living

Mountain View House

Retro Modern

Plaster Wall
From the Japanese-style room, the living room and the gardens to the south and north are connected, allowing the breeze to pass through.

Tetsuya Kimura Architects

5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan

Renovation

Authentic Garden

Reclaimed Wood

Solid Wood

Generational Home

Kominka Restoration

Exposed Beam

Traditional Japanese House

Void

Timber Frame
Southern light filters through the ceiling lattice, and wind passes through.

Tokuhiro Norimatsu Architect

2nd Floor, Okada Building, 2-25 Tsurumai Higashi-cho, Nara City, Nara Prefecture, Japan

Forever Home

Solid Wood

Proportion

Handcrafted Texture

Couple Living

Mountain View House

Retro Modern

Plaster Wall
Because of the substantial difference in level between the entrance and the Japanese-style room, a step was introduced.

Tetsuya Kimura Architects

5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan

Renovation

Authentic Garden

Reclaimed Wood

Solid Wood

Generational Home

Kominka Restoration

Exposed Beam

Traditional Japanese House

Void

Timber Frame
As one ascends the stone paving, the building comes into view.

Tokuhiro Norimatsu Architect

2nd Floor, Okada Building, 2-25 Tsurumai Higashi-cho, Nara City, Nara Prefecture, Japan

Forever Home

Solid Wood

Proportion

Handcrafted Texture

Couple Living

Mountain View House

Retro Modern

Plaster Wall
Quiet Waiting Residence — A Final Home as a Private Art Museum｜Corridor

Tokuhiro Norimatsu Architect

2nd Floor, Okada Building, 2-25 Tsurumai Higashi-cho, Nara City, Nara Prefecture, Japan

Forever Home

Solid Wood

Proportion

Handcrafted Texture

Couple Living

Mountain View House

Retro Modern

Plaster Wall
Although this room is located beneath the low eaves of the lean-to addition, lowering the floor created a calm and comfortable ceiling height.

Tetsuya Kimura Architects

5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan

Renovation

Authentic Garden

Reclaimed Wood

Solid Wood

Generational Home

Kominka Restoration

Exposed Beam

Traditional Japanese House

Void

Timber Frame
The original earthen-floor ceiling is exposed all the way to the back in the upper section.

Tetsuya Kimura Architects

5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan

Renovation

Authentic Garden

Reclaimed Wood

Solid Wood

Generational Home

Kominka Restoration

Exposed Beam

Traditional Japanese House

Void

Timber Frame
Quiet Waiting Residence — A Final Home as a Private Art Museum｜LDK

Tokuhiro Norimatsu Architect

2nd Floor, Okada Building, 2-25 Tsurumai Higashi-cho, Nara City, Nara Prefecture, Japan

Forever Home

Solid Wood

Proportion

Handcrafted Texture

Couple Living

Mountain View House

Retro Modern

Plaster Wall
Beneath the window are storage compartments and display shelves of varying sizes.

Tokuhiro Norimatsu Architect

2nd Floor, Okada Building, 2-25 Tsurumai Higashi-cho, Nara City, Nara Prefecture, Japan

Forever Home

Solid Wood

Proportion

Handcrafted Texture

Couple Living

Mountain View House

Retro Modern

Plaster Wall
One wall is finished with pale pink Japanese paper and incorporates indirect lighting.

Tetsuya Kimura Architects

5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan

Renovation

Authentic Garden

Reclaimed Wood

Solid Wood

Generational Home

Kominka Restoration

Exposed Beam

Traditional Japanese House

Void

Timber Frame
The shoji doors at the front serve as the entrance to the Western-style room, welcoming visitors directly. The entrance door and high windows remain as they were.

Tetsuya Kimura Architects

5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan

Renovation

Authentic Garden

Reclaimed Wood

Solid Wood

Generational Home

Kominka Restoration

Exposed Beam

Traditional Japanese House

Void

Timber Frame
The exposed high ceiling reveals the floor of the former second-floor sericulture room. Before the renovation, it had been enclosed with a ceiling.

Tetsuya Kimura Architects

5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan

Renovation

Authentic Garden

Reclaimed Wood

Solid Wood

Generational Home

Kominka Restoration

Exposed Beam

Traditional Japanese House

Void

Timber Frame
By designing the building's thermal environment to remain stable, the stair hall and living room function as a single unified space.

Tokuhiro Norimatsu Architect

2nd Floor, Okada Building, 2-25 Tsurumai Higashi-cho, Nara City, Nara Prefecture, Japan

Forever Home

Solid Wood

Proportion

Handcrafted Texture

Couple Living

Mountain View House

Retro Modern

Plaster Wall
The subtly enclosed feeling of the corner creates a sense of calm.

Tetsuya Kimura Architects

5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan

Renovation

Authentic Garden

Reclaimed Wood

Solid Wood

Generational Home

Kominka Restoration

Exposed Beam

Traditional Japanese House

Void

Timber Frame
An opening for viewing the weeping cherry; the entrance 'doma' is finished in exposed aggregate artificial stone.

Tokuhiro Norimatsu Architect

2nd Floor, Okada Building, 2-25 Tsurumai Higashi-cho, Nara City, Nara Prefecture, Japan

Forever Home

Solid Wood

Proportion

Handcrafted Texture

Couple Living

Mountain View House

Retro Modern

Plaster Wall
Over the years, the road level rose, and the entrance is now reached by descending the stone steps.

Tetsuya Kimura Architects

5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan

Renovation

Authentic Garden

Reclaimed Wood

Solid Wood

Generational Home

Kominka Restoration

Exposed Beam

Traditional Japanese House

Void

Timber Frame
A connection to the bedroom can be glimpsed at the rear.

Tetsuya Kimura Architects

5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan

Renovation

Authentic Garden

Reclaimed Wood

Solid Wood

Generational Home

Kominka Restoration

Exposed Beam

Traditional Japanese House

Void

Timber Frame
The glazed door was adapted and reused from a door that had previously been installed at the entrance.

Tetsuya Kimura Architects

5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan

Renovation

Authentic Garden

Reclaimed Wood

Solid Wood

Generational Home

Kominka Restoration

Exposed Beam

Traditional Japanese House

Void

Timber Frame
The 30 cm difference in level between the living room and the existing Japanese-style room is connected by a generously deep step.

Tetsuya Kimura Architects

5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan

Renovation

Authentic Garden

Reclaimed Wood

Solid Wood

Generational Home

Kominka Restoration

Exposed Beam

Traditional Japanese House

Void

Timber Frame
The study is a tranquil space with charcoal-infused shikkui plaster walls; the lower cabinet mirror panels are Ovangkol.

Tokuhiro Norimatsu Architect

2nd Floor, Okada Building, 2-25 Tsurumai Higashi-cho, Nara City, Nara Prefecture, Japan

Forever Home

Solid Wood

Proportion

Handcrafted Texture

Couple Living

Mountain View House

Retro Modern

Plaster Wall
Openings encircle the bathtub area to provide views of the Shirakashi (Japanese evergreen oak) greenery.

Tokuhiro Norimatsu Architect

2nd Floor, Okada Building, 2-25 Tsurumai Higashi-cho, Nara City, Nara Prefecture, Japan

Forever Home

Solid Wood

Proportion

Handcrafted Texture

Couple Living

Mountain View House

Retro Modern

Plaster Wall
Viewed from the dining room toward the living room, the space is divided by three octagonal columns and retractable paper shoji screens.

Tetsuya Kimura Architects

5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan

Renovation

Authentic Garden

Reclaimed Wood

Solid Wood

Generational Home

Kominka Restoration

Exposed Beam

Traditional Japanese House

Void

Timber Frame
A tokonoma-style decorative alcove was added to the front room; the ranma transom above is original.

Tetsuya Kimura Architects

5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan

Renovation

Authentic Garden

Reclaimed Wood

Solid Wood

Generational Home

Kominka Restoration

Exposed Beam

Traditional Japanese House

Void

Timber Frame
Low round-log beams divide the circulation area.

Tetsuya Kimura Architects

5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan

Renovation

Authentic Garden

Reclaimed Wood

Solid Wood

Generational Home

Kominka Restoration

Exposed Beam

Traditional Japanese House

Void

Timber Frame

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