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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.

Stylish Entrances

A curated collection of residential entrances featuring shoe closets and mudroom storage. Designed with consideration for family composition and daily circulation patterns, these spaces harmonize comfort and aesthetic appeal through thoughtful spatial expansion and lighting strategies. Showcasing exemplary entrances that serve as the welcoming face of the home with both functionality and refined design.

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

Kominka Restoration

Timber Frame

Traditional Japanese House

Renovation

Exposed Beam

Generational Home

Solid Wood

Authentic Garden

Reclaimed Wood

Void
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

Kominka Restoration

Timber Frame

Traditional Japanese House

Renovation

Exposed Beam

Generational Home

Solid Wood

Authentic Garden

Reclaimed Wood

Void
Part of the second-floor structure was removed, allowing light from the mushiko-mado window above to fall into the entrance.

Tetsuya Kimura Architects

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

Kominka Restoration

Traditional Japanese House

Renovation

Exposed Beam

Reclaimed Beam

Capturing Light

Generational Home

Authentic Garden

Shoji

Reclaimed Wood

MachiyaRenovation

RadiantHeatingAndCooling
Brass connectors that develop patina over time are used to join old and new wooden elements, engraving the evolving memory of the house.

Yoshihara Tamaki Architectural Design

3-25-11-704 Minamikarasuyama, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo

Traditional Japanese House

Renovation

Generational Home

Aging Gracefully

Authentic Garden

Flexible Partition
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

Kominka Restoration

Timber Frame

Traditional Japanese House

Renovation

Exposed Beam

Generational Home

Solid Wood

Authentic Garden

Reclaimed Wood

Void
House K/S｜Entrance hall

Yoshihara Tamaki Architectural Design

3-25-11-704 Minamikarasuyama, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo

Traditional Japanese House

Renovation

Generational Home

Aging Gracefully

Authentic Garden

Flexible Partition
The former shoin was enclosed as a structural wall, while the shoji screen and ranma transom that had been installed there were repaired and reused.

Tetsuya Kimura Architects

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

Kominka Restoration

Traditional Japanese House

Renovation

Exposed Beam

Reclaimed Beam

Capturing Light

Generational Home

Authentic Garden

Shoji

Reclaimed Wood

MachiyaRenovation

RadiantHeatingAndCooling
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

Kominka Restoration

Timber Frame

Traditional Japanese House

Renovation

Exposed Beam

Generational Home

Solid Wood

Authentic Garden

Reclaimed Wood

Void
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

Kominka Restoration

Timber Frame

Traditional Japanese House

Renovation

Exposed Beam

Generational Home

Solid Wood

Authentic Garden

Reclaimed Wood

Void
Part of the wall diagonally above the entrance door was also opened to create a light-admitting window.

Tetsuya Kimura Architects

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

Kominka Restoration

Traditional Japanese House

Renovation

Exposed Beam

Reclaimed Beam

Capturing Light

Generational Home

Authentic Garden

Shoji

Reclaimed Wood

MachiyaRenovation

RadiantHeatingAndCooling
A floor was installed across the expansive earthen-floored area to create and organize the entrance.

Tetsuya Kimura Architects

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

Kominka Restoration

Traditional Japanese House

Renovation

Exposed Beam

Reclaimed Beam

Capturing Light

Generational Home

Authentic Garden

Shoji

Reclaimed Wood

MachiyaRenovation

RadiantHeatingAndCooling
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

Kominka Restoration

Timber Frame

Traditional Japanese House

Renovation

Exposed Beam

Generational Home

Solid Wood

Authentic Garden

Reclaimed Wood

Void
The former shoin screen and ranma transom from the tatami room were relocated to the display shelves; the shoji and mairado sliding doors were adjusted in height and reused.

Tetsuya Kimura Architects

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

Kominka Restoration

Traditional Japanese House

Renovation

Exposed Beam

Reclaimed Beam

Capturing Light

Generational Home

Authentic Garden

Shoji

Reclaimed Wood

MachiyaRenovation

RadiantHeatingAndCooling

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