Architects from N AA D oversaw the renovation of this over 100-year-old home in Kyoto. It is minimalist, decorated entirely in wood, and this is what makes it special: the feeling of an unfinished interior.
Wood color is a trend that is increasingly making its presence felt in the field of modern interior design. Wall cladding with wood gives a very natural look to the interior and is suitable for decorating any room, whether we are talking about a living room, hallway, kitchen or bedroom.
It seems that the team at N AA D had this in mind when they started this project. They installed wooden panels on the walls, floor, and ceiling, resulting in an ideal space for a young person to live.
The paneling was left unfinished and much of the space is unfurnished, precisely to create the feeling of an interior under construction or incomplete.
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Architects removed the existing walls around the interior staircase, freeing up the space to create an "airy" zone, thus giving the living room a sense of transparency.
Large windows flood the interiors with natural light. The furniture pieces adhere to a minimalist style, with chairs composed of fabric stretched over a metallic frame.
Minimalist wooden apartment
Minimalist wooden apartment
Minimalist wooden apartment
