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Hospitality Project
Light, texture, and proportion shape a quiet daily ritual.
Kyoto, Japan
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2025
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A restrained hospitality interior designed around the rhythm of tea, conversation, and stillness. Oak surfaces and clay-plastered walls hold warmth without ornament, while linen upholstery softens every edge the room offers. Each space was sequenced to slow arrival, a threshold, a pause, a seat, before guests reach the room itself. The result reads less like a venue and more like a quiet ritual repeated daily in Kyoto.
Interior spacesin natural balance
Warm textures, natural light and open spaces create a quiet and intentional way of living.
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The space
Floor Plan Sections
A quiet living space where light falls softly across natural materials. Low furniture keeps the eye at garden level.
One long room for cooking and gathering, finished in oak and honed stone. The table sits where the morning light lands.
A small, deliberate room for the ritual of tea. A low entrance asks you to slow down before you arrive.
An open courtyard at the centre of the house, planted with moss and a single tree. It brings sky and weather inside.
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