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    Modern Residences × Stylish Dining Spaces

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    Modern Residences

    This collection showcases bespoke modern homes characterized by the refined integration of glass and metal elements, achieving a sharp and sophisticated aesthetic. Featuring both exterior and interior designs, these residences embody stylish and tasteful spaces with open, airy floor plans that enhance a sense of spaciousness. The examples and ideas presented balance comfort with functionality, offering exemplary models of contemporary residential architecture.

    Stylish Dining Spaces

    This collection features residences designed to enhance moments shared with family and friends, including built-in benches and cozy dining nooks. Ranging from warm, natural wood tones to modern, sleek interiors, it offers a wealth of dining concepts that foster deeper communication and connection.

  • Iimori Folk House|Modern Residences|Dining Area|Custom-built house
    The dining room, kitchen, wooden-floored room, and Japanese-style room are arranged in a four-square plan.
    Architecture Firm:Tetsuya Kimura Architects
    Tetsuya Kimura Architects
    5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan
    Reclaimed Beam
    Exposed Beam
    Engawa
    Capturing Light
    Generational Home
    Traditional Japanese House
    Void
    Plaster Wall
    Wet-Engawa
    Shoji
    TimberFrameRegeneration
    PaperScreens
    GlassRoofTiles
    IroriHearth
  • Machiya in Sumiyoshi, Osaka|Modern Residences|Dining Area|Custom-built house
    The former tokonoma alcove and tokowaki side alcove were retained as the room was converted to a Western-style space; the chigaidana staggered shelves were removed and relocated.
    Architecture Firm:Tetsuya Kimura Architects
    Tetsuya Kimura Architects
    5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan
    Reclaimed Beam
    Kominka Restoration
    Exposed Beam
    Renovation
    Capturing Light
    Generational Home
    Traditional Japanese House
    Shoji
    Reclaimed Wood
    Authentic Garden
    MachiyaRenovation
    RadiantHeatingAndCooling
  • Chamber of Time|Modern Residences|Dining Area|Custom-built house
    Chamber of Time|Dining Area
    Construction company:AS IT IS Co., Ltd.
    AS IT IS Co., Ltd.
    576 O, Tsukuba City, Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan
    Reclaimed Beam
    Kominka Restoration
    Exposed Beam
    Retro Modern
    Renovation
    Generational Home
    Mindful Living
    Shoji
  • Iimori Folk House|Modern Residences|Dining Area|Custom-built house
    The imposing structural frame had been concealed behind a ceiling before the house was rebuilt.
    Architecture Firm:Tetsuya Kimura Architects
    Tetsuya Kimura Architects
    5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan
    Reclaimed Beam
    Exposed Beam
    Engawa
    Capturing Light
    Generational Home
    Traditional Japanese House
    Void
    Plaster Wall
    Wet-Engawa
    Shoji
    TimberFrameRegeneration
    PaperScreens
    GlassRoofTiles
    IroriHearth
  • Machiya in Sumiyoshi, Osaka|Modern Residences|Dining Area|Custom-built house
    The dining table was remade by attaching legs to a plank that the owners already had.
    Architecture Firm:Tetsuya Kimura Architects
    Tetsuya Kimura Architects
    5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan
    Reclaimed Beam
    Kominka Restoration
    Exposed Beam
    Renovation
    Capturing Light
    Generational Home
    Traditional Japanese House
    Shoji
    Reclaimed Wood
    Authentic Garden
    MachiyaRenovation
    RadiantHeatingAndCooling
  • Iimori Folk House|Modern Residences|Dining Area|Custom-built house
    The entire ceiling of the dining room, reconstructed from reclaimed timber, forms a Japanese-paper light ceiling.
    Architecture Firm:Tetsuya Kimura Architects
    Tetsuya Kimura Architects
    5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan
    Reclaimed Beam
    Exposed Beam
    Engawa
    Capturing Light
    Generational Home
    Traditional Japanese House
    Void
    Plaster Wall
    Wet-Engawa
    Shoji
    TimberFrameRegeneration
    PaperScreens
    GlassRoofTiles
    IroriHearth
  • Machiya in Sumiyoshi, Osaka|Modern Residences|Dining Area|Custom-built house
    The engawa veranda was incorporated into the dining room, and the old wooden glass doors and ranma transom were reused.
    Architecture Firm:Tetsuya Kimura Architects
    Tetsuya Kimura Architects
    5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan
    Reclaimed Beam
    Kominka Restoration
    Exposed Beam
    Renovation
    Capturing Light
    Generational Home
    Traditional Japanese House
    Shoji
    Reclaimed Wood
    Authentic Garden
    MachiyaRenovation
    RadiantHeatingAndCooling
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  • #Reclaimed Beam
  • #Roof terrace
  • #Craft Room
  • #Glazed Wall
  • #Tsubo Garden
  • #Antique Furniture
  • #Custom-Built Bathroom
  • #Basement
  • #Downsizing
  • #Living with Nature
  • #High Sidelight
  • #Collection
  • #Sloped Site
  • #Office-House
  • #Inner Garage
  • #Fully Openable Sash
  • #Galvalume Steel Sheet
  • #Hidden Storage
  • #Living with a Dog
  • #Inner Balcony
  • #Independent Kitchen
  • #Bike Tower
  • #Nook
  • #Island Kitchen
  • #Handcrafted Texture
  • #Wood-Burning Stove
  • #Kominka Restoration
  • #White House
  • #Tea Room
  • #Pet Space
  • #Scandinavian Lighting
  • #Living in the Forest
  • #Clinic-House
  • #Sewing Studio
  • #Resort Style
  • #Optimized Storage
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