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Residence for a Ceramic Artist × Second-Floor Living
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Residence for a Ceramic Artist
A potter's home integrates clay work, wheel throwing, and ceramic crafting directly into everyday living. A integrated studio layout with organized potter's wheels, workbenches, and tool racks lets creative ideas flow freely. Ample natural light, water-resistant flooring, and dedicated drying shelves support ceramic production. Installing a kiln involves careful ventilation, fireproofing, and material-handling routes. Display areas for finished pottery blend artistic creation with living spaces. We introduce potter's homes where craft and daily life harmoniously meet.
House with Second-Floor Living Room
A home with a second-floor living room is attractive because it can also consider privacy while capturing light, wind, and views. Even in urban areas and densely populated residential areas where lines of sight from roads and neighboring houses are a concern, making the second floor a place where the family gathers makes it easier to create an open and bright living room. By combining large windows, balconies, and terraces, you can spend time while feeling the sky and townscape close at hand. It is also effective to integrate the kitchen and dining room and combine family time into a single space. A living room as a place to enjoy light and views spreading beyond the stairs brings a new comfort to life. This introduces a second-floor living room home where you can spend time feeling light and wind in a place close to the sky.
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