Japanese Home Interior Inspiration
Enjoy hand-selected Japanese house tours, before & after transformations, home hacks, and more.
Kominka Home Reno
Historic preservation, gut-jobs, and everything inbetween. The best kominka reno images to kick-start your renovation dreams.
Folk House Conversions
Hotels, cafes, galleries, and more. The sky is the limit for kominka conversion projects, and we've compiled lots to get you inspired.
Apartment Inspo
Whether you're just landing or you're an apartment life person, here are plenty of ideas to live big in your corner of Japan.
Editor-curated visuals to help you find your perfect home style in Japan.
Natural Warmth
Tranquil havens built from wood, bamboo, straw, and clay. A harmonious blend of simplicity and authenticity. Elevated living spaces with the essence of Japanese design, crafting a home that radiates serene elegance.
Industrial Minimalism
Explore a modern twist on home interiors, fusing retro aesthetics with functional design. Discover how to infuse your space with style and purpose, creating a fashionable yet practical atmosphere.
Japanese Style
Step into the authentic charm of Japanese living, where tea rooms, tatami, wabi-sabi, and shoji converge in a harmonious blend of elegance. All the best of traditional Japanese-style home interior design.
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How to Manage Culture Shock With Home Design
Moving to a foreign country is tough. Smelly, moldy, frigid (or hot!) houses can make this worse. But it doesn’t have to be that way! Here’s how to make your home a place of restoration.
Japandi Aesthetic: Designer Dream or Cultural Blasphemy?
The term “Japandi” has gained traction as a popular interior design aesthetic, blending elements from Japanese and Scandinavian design traditions. @dpinteriordesign Japandi Design 🪴
FREE Japanese House Vocab Flashcards
Free digital flashcard deck of Japanese house terms on quizlet. 🙂 You’re welcome!
6 Kinds of Furniture You’ll Find in a Japanese Akiya House
The kinds of furniture and items you can expect to find unpacking a lifetime of left-behinds in an old akiya house of Japan.