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Residence for a Ceramic Artist × Wet-Engawa
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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 a Wet-Engawa
A home with a wet engawa features an open wooden veranda set between the indoor living space and the garden, offering a charming way to closely experience the outdoor air and the changing seasons. This semi-outdoor space created beneath the eaves provides a modest blank space in daily life, ideal for sitting and gazing at the garden, drinking tea while feeling the breeze, or spending time with family and pets. Combined with deep eaves and plantings, it softens the summer sun while enriching the connection with the interior. This introduces a wet engawa home that gently connects the inside and outside, allowing you to enjoy time spent looking out at the garden.
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