Minimalist Japanese House

Minimalist House is a house designed by the Japanese Shinichi Ogawa & Associates and conceived the length of a rectangle, instead of the usual spatial environments that usually favors large and rather square .

Basically it is a parallelepiped divided into three zones: the outer zone , the zone day / night and the service area, bathroom, kitchen and study. The outdoor area is separated from living and sleeping through a glass panel in height , which confuses the boundary between inside and out and lets all the natural light inside. The third area is fully illuminated so rather artificial , since no opening to the outside .

The furniture, as the name of the house are inspired by minimalism , and a few essential , the colors are subdued and very simple shapes : the view is free to run and nothing prevents the rest and relaxation, the mind also . In any case I do not know if I could live in a house so austere and above with no natural light throughout a part . I prefer the traditional conception of space .