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    House with an Engawa (Japanese Veranda) × Stylish Living Rooms

    View project photos for House with an Engawa (Japanese Veranda) and Stylish Living Rooms.

    Follow your intuition to save photos that catch your eye. Explore spatial designs to uncover implicit preferences you haven't yet put into words.

    House with an Engawa (Japanese Veranda)

    Intermediate verandas offer unique spatial distance in Japanese architecture. Enjoying tea while viewing gardens or chatting with neighbors. Introducing modern residential examples featuring engawa.

    Stylish Living Rooms

    This collection features residences with living rooms designed to evoke a sense of openness through the use of double-height spaces and sloped ceilings. These interiors foster comfortable environments where families naturally gather, combining thoughtful spatial planning with sophisticated aesthetics. Embracing design sensibilities inspired by natural modern and Scandinavian styles, these homes achieve a harmonious balance of comfort and elegance, elevating everyday living to a refined experience.

  • A Small House for Open Living in the Gap Between Buildings | Kigawa Row House|House with an Engawa (Japanese Veranda)|Living Room|Custom-built house
    The living room and engawa connect almost flush, on nearly the same level.
    Architecture Firm:Yoshihiro Yamamoto Architects Associates
    Yoshihiro Yamamoto Architects Associates
    302, Zeniya Honpo Main Building, 14-6 Ishigatsujichō, Tennōji-ku, Osaka
    Engawa
    Exposed Beam
    Wood Deck
    Bike Garage
    Iron Details
    Large Opening
    Simple Life
    Wood Texture
    Industrial
    Toplight
    Urban housing
    Interior-exterior integration
    Galvalume steel cladding
    Tatami mats
    Softwood plywood
  • Iimori Folk House|House with an Engawa (Japanese Veranda)|Living Room|Custom-built house
    The wooden-floored room connects to the garden across the engawa veranda.
    Architecture Firm:Tetsuya Kimura Architects
    Tetsuya Kimura Architects
    5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan
    Capturing Light
    Void
    Engawa
    Exposed Beam
    Generational Home
    Traditional Japanese House
    Wet-Engawa
    Shoji
    Reclaimed Beam
    Plaster Wall
    TimberFrameRegeneration
    PaperScreens
    GlassRoofTiles
    IroriHearth
  • A Small House for Open Living in the Gap Between Buildings | Kigawa Row House|House with an Engawa (Japanese Veranda)|Living Room|Custom-built house
    The compact living room has an increased ceiling height and a skylight to prevent a cramped feeling.
    Architecture Firm:Yoshihiro Yamamoto Architects Associates
    Yoshihiro Yamamoto Architects Associates
    302, Zeniya Honpo Main Building, 14-6 Ishigatsujichō, Tennōji-ku, Osaka
    Engawa
    Exposed Beam
    Wood Deck
    Bike Garage
    Iron Details
    Large Opening
    Simple Life
    Wood Texture
    Industrial
    Toplight
    Urban housing
    Interior-exterior integration
    Galvalume steel cladding
    Tatami mats
    Softwood plywood
  • A Residence Closed to the Street, Open to Greenery: A House with a Small Courtyard and a Generous Veranda|House with an Engawa (Japanese Veranda)|Living Room|Custom-built house
    View looking down from the stair.
    Architecture Firm:Yoshihiro Yamamoto Architects Associates
    Yoshihiro Yamamoto Architects Associates
    302, Zeniya Honpo Main Building, 14-6 Ishigatsujichō, Tennōji-ku, Osaka
    Island Kitchen
    Void
    Engawa
    Courtyard
    Mountain View House
    Circulation Flow
    Thermal Storage
    Music Room
    Guitar
    Monotone
    loft
    square-house
  • Iimori Folk House|House with an Engawa (Japanese Veranda)|Living Room|Custom-built house
    An irori hearth has been set into the wooden floor, which connects to the engawa veranda; transom windows are provided above the windows.
    Architecture Firm:Tetsuya Kimura Architects
    Tetsuya Kimura Architects
    5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan
    Capturing Light
    Void
    Engawa
    Exposed Beam
    Generational Home
    Traditional Japanese House
    Wet-Engawa
    Shoji
    Reclaimed Beam
    Plaster Wall
    TimberFrameRegeneration
    PaperScreens
    GlassRoofTiles
    IroriHearth
  • Iimori Folk House|House with an Engawa (Japanese Veranda)|Living Room|Custom-built house
    Underfloor heating has been incorporated around the irori, where people sit directly on the floor.
    Architecture Firm:Tetsuya Kimura Architects
    Tetsuya Kimura Architects
    5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan
    Capturing Light
    Void
    Engawa
    Exposed Beam
    Generational Home
    Traditional Japanese House
    Wet-Engawa
    Shoji
    Reclaimed Beam
    Plaster Wall
    TimberFrameRegeneration
    PaperScreens
    GlassRoofTiles
    IroriHearth
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