Showing posts with label Japan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Japan. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 30, 2010

Japanese Neptune Tokyo Tub from the Onsen Collection

The Tokyo is a very deep (25″) square bath for one or two bathers. Imagine your daily ritual of taking a total immersion bath in the Tokyo. Available for indoor use as a bathtub, or for outdoor use as a personal spa! Shown here with the optional whirlpool jets. Backed by a lifetime warranty and full Neptune factory service.






Hinoki Japanese Ofuro Bath Rectangular Tub


Hinoki Ofuro elevates the everyday act of bathing to real artistry practiced with the mindfulness of planting a garden or making tea. The designer was handcraft these tubs one at a time in their own modern shop using a blend of ancient and modern woodworking techniques. The wood is traditional Hinoki of the finest quality - vertical grained, quarter-sawn heartwood, properly dried and free of defects. This wonderful wood has a lovely citrus aroma similar to lemon.












Japanese Neptune Agata Tub from Tao Collection

The Tao Collection by Neptune is inspired by the Japanese tradition of deep baths with ultra clean and modern lines. The Agata is the newest addition to the Neptune line - featuring a double sided skirted design. This is a very big (150 gallon) tub for two. Available with Activ-air and Mass-air.




Japanese Neptune Nagano Tub from the Onsen Collection


The Nagano is deep enough for one bather to fully submerge themselves yet uses less than 60 gallons. Imagine your daily ritual of taking a total immersion bath in the Nagano. Available for indoor use as a bathtub, or for outdoor use as a personal spa! Shown here with the optional neck pillow, whirlpool jets, and fill fixture. Backed by a lifetime warranty and full Neptune factory service.






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Wednesday, September 16, 2009

PACO – Japanese Minimalism In Small Houses

Paco is Japanese step in small houses. It’s designed by Jo Nagasaka+Schemata Architecture Office and has a size of container house (3m²). It brings minimalist design in such container houses. Paco has open roof and autonomous infrastructure what made it perfect to put in your garden or on your favorite surf place. There are plenty of similar small houses on the market and only time will show is there a place for one more with different, minimalist design.

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paco interior


paco interior


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Monday, September 14, 2009

Nested House N by Sou Fujimoto Architects

Nowadays, there are many great minimalistic house design projects in Japan. I already showed some really nice works by Makoto Yamaguchi Design. If you thought that Todoroki House and house in Komae was cleanly white than you definitely haven’t seen House N project by Sou Fujimato. It situated in Oita, Japan and almost everything inside and outside is milky white.

House N is a house for two plus a dog and have a 3 shells one inside another one. Although the house’ space is 150 sqm and it looks very unsecured from the outside that all very illusory. The outermost shell covers the entire premises, creating a covered, semi-indoor garden. Second shell encloses a limited space inside the covered outdoor space. Third shell creates a smaller interior space. So as a result, living area is quite small but covered from strangers looks.

House N Japan

House N Japan

House N by Sou Fujimoto Architects

House N by Sou Fujimoto Architects



Nested House

Nested House

House N From The Inside

House N From The Inside

House N Interior

House N Interior





Saturday, September 12, 2009

Minimalist House in Minami Boso

Minimalist house in Minami Boso

Minimalist house in Minami Boso

This great minimalistic house is located in Minami Boso, Chiba. Although it takes only about less than 2 hrs drive from Downtown Tokyo, the site has a beautiful view of the pacific ocean and mountains. The villa was designed for the clients who live in Tokyo. Like many other modern Japanese house designs it has very clear lines and simple forms. Its main concept to maximize visibility of surrounding beauty of landscape an ocean. In order to achieve that, Kiyonobu Nakagame Architect and Associates, who designed the house, made big windows on all house sides.

Minami-Boso Minimalist House Outside View

Minami-Boso Minimalist House Outside View


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Minimalist House Bath with View

Minimalist House Bath with View

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