Sakura House is a minimalist residence located in Nara, Japan, designed by Kumi Inoue. The second floor volume is cantilevered to create a floating-like structure. In addition, the upper level is outfitted with an array of wooden slats that provide the residents with privacy, while still allowing natural light to enter the space. A custom-built wooden entertainment unit fits snuggly adjacent the balcony, which is accessible via a series of glazed sliding doors.
Sakura House
by Kumi Inoue
Author
Leo Lei
Category
Architecture
Date
Mar 07, 2016
Photographer
Kumi Inoue
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