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House with a Doma × Tea Room
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House with a Doma
A home with a traditional earthen floor (doma) creates a versatile transition zone between indoor and outdoor living. Linking the entryway directly to gardens or garages makes moving bikes and outdoor gear easy while providing an ideal hobby workshop. Integrated benches and storage simplify shoe changes and organization. Connecting the doma to living or kitchen areas creates a unique gathering place. Durable tile, mortar, or exposed-aggregate finishes add practical durability and visual charm. We present doma homes that welcome active daily pursuits.
House with a Japanese Tea Room
A home with a tea room allows you to whisk tea, gaze at seasonal arrangements, and enjoy quiet moments slightly removed from everyday life. Incorporating traditional Japanese spatial compositions—like tatami mats, shoji, tokonoma, and nijiriguchi—while adjusting them to be user-friendly for modern life is also possible. Connecting it to a small garden or roji path lets you feel seasonal changes while staying indoors, richly enjoying light, wind, and material textures. Its charm lies in being usable not just for the way of tea, but as a place to calmly quiet your mind for reading or spending time alone. We introduce tea room homes that bring Japanese aesthetics and negative space into daily life.
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