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Japanese Interior Design – minimalism at its best

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As much as I adore Japanese architecture, its aesthetics, creativity and vision has influenced modern Japanese interior design as well. Therefore, I’ve decided to provide you with a bit of inspiration by showcasing modern interior spaces from a selection of prefab home models by Muji from across Japan.

A single, hovering shelf in the entrance for keys and wallet. with no legs to stand on, the box-like shelf creates clean lines while keeping the flow – modern Japanese minimalism at its best.

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A crispy-white bathroom with small mosaic tiles. Very few items are on display, while most of them are stored in mirrored cabinets or in the open space below the counter.

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I like the arrangement of the washroom providing both shower and bathtub in an enclosed space.

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The living/dining room is an open space with bright walls and natural flooring, creating well-defined lines and spaces with no partitions. A very calm color pallet gives a certain unity to all the elements in the room, while large windows provide light and fresh air.

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Although loaded with items, the open storage space behind the kitchen counter is still clean and tidy with no clutter – Check it out, there’s even enough space for a washing machine in the corner.

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The kitchen counter, with its white square box design, provides an interesting lighting solution underneath – The perfect ambiance for a late night dinner.

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I love the way they fitted all the kitchen appliances, dishes and containers, including the fridge freezer, inside the kitchen wall – such a smart storage solution! Slide the door and every item is in reach. When guests arrive, simply close it up.

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The master bedroom has two white sliding doors, designed to fit like a wall; one hides a wardrobe with plenty of storage space, while the other is used as a partitioning wall, closing the bedroom for privacy.

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I love how the use of smart storage solutions, convenient partitions and integrated lighting fixtures create a sophisticated residential space and a contemporary interior design – Japanese style.

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  1. Joyce Del Rosario

    A unique japanese architectural design features a facade shaped like a keyhole at the Keyhole House. The designs are good.

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