Minimalist House in Japan by Shinichi Ogawa & Associates

Minimalist House in Japan by Shinichi Ogawa & Associates

I’ve been kind of bored of sparse, all-white homes as of late, but this particular home in Okinawa, Japan by Shinichi Ogawa & Associates / Urbanist Architect got me.

The house is basically a long rectangle divided into rooms and spaces by furniture and a wall. The first section is the living room, dining room, and bedroom and another space houses the kitchen, powder room, and office. I like that there appears to be adequate privacy while still having lots of natural light.

Minimalist House in Japan by Shinichi Ogawa & Associates

Minimalist House in Japan by Shinichi Ogawa & Associates

Minimalist House in Japan by Shinichi Ogawa & Associates

Minimalist House in Japan by Shinichi Ogawa & Associates

Minimalist House in Japan by Shinichi Ogawa & Associates

Minimalist House in Japan by Shinichi Ogawa & Associates

Minimalist House in Japan by Shinichi Ogawa & Associates

Minimalist House in Japan by Shinichi Ogawa & Associates

[via Today and Tomorrow & ArchDaily]

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7 Comments

  1. Minimal? Yes. Too Minimal? Double Yes.

  2. asnodeus on 08.03.10 at 2:24 PM

    IMHO the house is too big. It’s not as much minimalistic as it is empty. And I wonder about a wardrobe.

  3. A bit too minimal for my taste, and I’m not a huge fan of long and narrow spaces, but I definitely like all that natural light.

  4. I wonder if after a few months the people living in this house will have neck problems….

  5. i’m a huge fan of the minimalism movement but this is a bit too much for me, it feels like they live in mars, the natural light is splendid but a bit too narrow for my taste, all in all its pretty awesome.

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