The transformation of this “mansion” apartment on the outskirts of Tokyo, designed by BAKOKO. It's a great example of adaptation of post-war housing stock into not only affordable but also comfortable accommodation. This apartment is a 400 square feet space with modern minimal environment where owners could not only rest and relax but also work.
Internal partitions were demolished to maximize light penetration and provide open-plan living arrangement. Closets and other storage space is hided behind sliding doors. The integrated plant box positioned above cooking area strikes a line of green vegetation across the space. A small changing room serves the bath-shower wet room and contains a bespoke compact vanity unit.
The bathroom features natural timber and Hinoki wood which has a relaxing texture. The toilet not only has mat black walls which contrast with almost fully white interior design of this apartment but also features water saving technologies like using re-filtered water.
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The bathroom features natural timber and Hinoki wood which has a relaxing texture. The toilet not only has mat black walls which contrast with almost fully white interior design of this apartment but also features water saving technologies like using re-filtered water.
Thanks 2 Digsdigs
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