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The design of the house follows the traditional Japanese architectural concept of a hiraya—a single-story home with an engawa-inspired deck.
The design of the house follows the traditional Japanese architectural concept of a hiraya—a single-story home with an engawa-inspired deck.
The model home is furnished with Muji's line of home goods.
The model home is furnished with Muji's line of home goods.
The home’s Japanese name loosely translates to “Sun House”—which is apt, given its emphasis on natural light. Three sets of full-height doors slide away to open the interior to the outdoors, while the angled roof eaves deflect unwanted solar gain in the summer without blocking access to the low winter sun.
The home’s Japanese name loosely translates to “Sun House”—which is apt, given its emphasis on natural light. Three sets of full-height doors slide away to open the interior to the outdoors, while the angled roof eaves deflect unwanted solar gain in the summer without blocking access to the low winter sun.
The recessed area in the wooden deck can be used for a fire pit or a vegetable garden.
The recessed area in the wooden deck can be used for a fire pit or a vegetable garden.
Vaulted ceilings add to the home’s sense of spaciousness.
Vaulted ceilings add to the home’s sense of spaciousness.