We were instantly captivated by the original interior design exhibited by
Hazukashi House, a contemporary family home envisioned by
Alts Design Office
in a suburban area of Kyoto, Japan. Seemingly minimalist- if we were to
judged by its exterior appearance- this crib bewilders as one steps
inside. The core of the dwelling is a common dining spot, where all the
family can gather. Extensive use of wood makes this social area fun,
friendly and therefore highly welcoming.
But
the most original feature of Hazukashi House is its general design
“theme”, cleverly materialized in a series of gabled forms spread
throughout the interiors. It’s as everywhere you look, children decided
to draw pretty houses on paper, and then transferred them into a real
home, at a slightly larger scale. A central open wooden stairway, also
clad in timber, connects the home’s ground level living zones with the
bedroom and study at the upper floor. All in all, this is a home that
exudes warmth and bursts with design creativity. How do you find it?
