棲居美學26 【房間參觀】一個激發感官的混凝土“盒子”。精緻的現代住宅，精美的傢俱與綠植相得益彰 | 植物環繞 |60.29平方米 | 公寓翻新 | 一室一廳 | 三人居住

I love the monochrome, minimalist space, along with the furniture, lighting, and plants that my family carefully chose. I originally lived in Hiroshima, and I moved to Tokyo, prompted by a job transfer. The house I originally lived in Hiroshima was undergoing renovation. The more I lived in a space I had carefully designed, the more I felt a growing sense of dissatisfaction, and I gradually started renovating it. This Buddhist temple is located in the Resinaido Mansion, a condominium whose concrete structure is quite striking. I somewhat admired the sterile space, so I didn't interfere with it. I also didn't want to use too many colors, so the base is basically gray. You've also chosen gray shrimp tiles for the floor. The walls are all painted, completely all of them. Originally, when I bought it, it was white paint, but The wall being left just in this concrete position feels impersonal, somehow. I think the rough, rugged feel works well, so you've made it look like concrete. Since the room isn't very large, when creating a living space while ensuring storage capacity, It's really difficult to divide space on a flat plane. It has been designed to move through space vertically. When you go up the stairs in the loft, there's the bedroom, and the base is there. while also serving as a wall capable of supporting a television Behind it, there's a workspace—a narrow yet multifunctional space, I would say. Sitting on the steps, peeling off something, just sitting a little on this step difference, There are many wonderful places. It's nice too, like looking down into a room from above. While keeping it as simple as possible, instead of dividing it vertically with partitions, I suppose it's a bit of a challenge trying to softly separate at the corner. This was designed by Italian designer Elio Martinenbi. It's a storage box system, you know. It is placed in a way that divides the living room space. Things like being able to change into various shapes by combining cube units, or It's not just the design, but also the fact that it actually has proper storage space inside. I chose it because I like both its functionality and design. I built this room next to the living room. There is a fairly large window located deep within, It's a very comfortable place, so I made it into a children's room. The concern was that sealing this area completely would make the entire room dark. Tinted glass is used for the door. It maintains brightness within the room while firmly protecting the son's privacy. Since we had this rare opportunity for innovation, We each chose a chair we liked. The one I chose was the famous Wychair. I had always admired it, but this monochrome space... I had given up thinking that a natural, natural shade wouldn't suit me, but... I happened to come across this limited-edition gray-toned color and decided on the spot. I'm using water-based paint, and I also strongly resonate with the fact that it's an urgently needed, gentle paint. I made up my mind at first sight. The seating comfort is quite good, allowing for various sitting positions. Not just sitting straight, but trying sitting a little slanted, for example. But the backrest properly wraps around, so Even though it's seated at an angle, the backrest is properly there, so I think it's very well designed. Conversely, I can also sit this way, so I occasionally talk while resting my hands like this. Because at each moment, you can sit in various ways, I really like how it combines good design with excellent functionality and comfort when sitting. This is a chair called Galfanicas from the Netherlands. The part I like is that the backrest is wide, so my back doesn't hurt at all. The seat has a wooden texture and the grip is strong, making it hard to slip. It's不易 to lose posture and less tiring when sitting down. I loved the combination of gray and brown interior, and I instantly decided after falling in love at first sight. This is the chair my son chose, but this is Hay's chair. While searching together as a family for various kinds of chairs, amidst many people sitting on the chairs, My son said this is great, so it was decided right away. The range is wide, and although he is still a middle school student, as he continues to grow bigger and bigger, It has become a chair that is properly supportive of growth. It's just a coincidence, but it matches the color of the kitchen's USM. Since the frame is properly gray, it should blend in well in the living room without looking out of place. I've been looking for a table of just the right size to fit properly in this space, but... I met at a Velvet store in Kichijoji, something called Veronica Furniture, I think. It's a regular round table, but the legs are made of stainless steel. I chose it because I really like how it coexists with the natural feel of wood, even though it's in an inorganic space. My legs are slender, or rather, quite thin, so I thought they might dangle awkwardly, but that wasn't the case at all. There's ample space around the feet, and I really like the natural wood texture—it's exactly what I was looking for. This front is the well-known PH Fibré by Marc Newson. There was admiration in this front view, or rather, its visual beauty as well. things like the shape of the feathers and the curvature of the rounds are designed so that light falls beautifully and neatly onto the table, as if... There's also careful consideration given to the fact that the light source doesn't immediately hit your eyes when seated, and I'm really drawn to this aspect of functional beauty. There was a comment saying it might be a bit too beautiful to fit into this space. Having encountered the series called "Re-Take," all the paint has been stripped off the defective items that were rejected during the manufacturing process. The aluminum material itself is exposed, and we chose it precisely because it fits perfectly. There's a bit of the previous paint still remaining, you know. I think this texture, or rather this quality, might be a standout item. I wanted the entrance to feel more dynamic and distinct from the other spaces. In Italy, the Wall D lighting by Flos is used only at the entrance. I kind of like the feel of Wall D and the soft light, so I'm painting the front of the entrance. Since I started living in this room, it's not exactly a concrete jungle like Tokyo. I started wanting some greenery in my life, so I began casually trying out a few things, you know, sampling here and there. I thought this was a space that suits plants, and my thoughts turned to how to incorporate plants into the space. This is a beautiful branch, but it's kind of heart-shaped, just like some plants have a bit of a heart-like quality. It's a beautiful branch, just like leaves rising upward depending on their type, yet descending with different objects. But since they're completely different types, I thought it was interesting how diverse the plant's heart-shaped varieties are, so I chose them. This is a monstera, but since it's still a young plant, it hasn't cracked yet. a plant whose leaves start to split as it grows larger, taking on a somewhat cute shape, It feels like they're raising it with all their might, striving to make it grow big. This is a type of rubber plant called Ficus, and I welcomed it home because I found the leaf color quite cute. This lighting is a plant growth light. It is lighting for plants. Since it's considered to be here, I'd like to be able to see various plants here depending on the season. The living room basically features potted monstera plants and other foliage with beautiful leaves. Lately, I've been trying to hang plants like moss balls, and they're growing well. I saw one with yarn wrapped around a moss ball at a shop and thought it was cute. Midial and similar plants are easy to cultivate, quickly growing and readily swaying in the wind. This is a variety called Evangfresh, and as the day progresses, its leaves increase. A plant that begins to close its leaves in the evening—what a cute sleep movement! Actually, it's also largely a matter of subtle awareness, but in this case, it's about cultivating small seedlings. Having a touch of green in gray gives it a really cool, stylish look. It's like placing plants in various locations to experiment with colors. These are the ones who love strong light, as they are placed near the artificial sun. This is a space dedicated to cultivating plants like magarube and meat plants. I've been thinking about how to make use of the space underneath the loft staircase. It was also a space that offered views from both sides, so I thought it was just the right kind of space for viewing plants. There's a fan placed behind, blowing a pleasant breeze. This is, well, placing those who are currently temporarily inactive down below, or It seems that, in a way similar to placing children who are still growing on top, they are reportedly rotating positions depending on the series. This is a plant called Kikkouryū, which is a plant that produces many leaves from autumn through winter. A vine grows out, and from it emerges a plant with heart-shaped leaves—Kimjire. This is a one-point detail in the space where the inside is a moon. It's a hand-nag, but I've made a spot for a robot vacuum cleaner underneath. I've been thinking about putting some plants in the changing room. I'm also glad it was made as a custom USM order, serving not only as a place for plants but also as a functional piece. Since I wanted the kitchen to be at the center of the house, while placing it at the center, making sure it properly blends into the space The arranged food is the same, and even the kitchen itself was chosen in monochrome to match Ms. Shiru's Rishel. Easy to communicate with the dining area while keeping the countertop hidden. as minimalist as possible, making the presence of the shelf as inconspicuous as possible I've chosen a gray shelf with minimal presence, designed to appear as if it's part of the wall. Regarding the area behind the kitchen, we have chosen the USM Haller this time. Also, when it comes to the kitchen area, the placement of the trash can becomes a key consideration. I choose items with good storage capacity for dishes, cups, and the like, opting for things that will last a long time. I was initially thinking of making it black, but Since household appliances tend to be quite heavy, I thought they'd end up being too heavy. I'm selecting a deeper shade similar to blue-gray. It's a mirror, and since I could choose the shelf color, I made the inside beige. This loft has a lower storage area that is directly connected to the entrance storage. It is designed as a storage space that doubles as a shoe cabinet, with little-used items stored inside. This area becomes a staircase, and by going up here, you reach the bedroom. Create a café where you can turn on the TV, and if, in the future, people no longer watch TV, then something like being able to hang pictures here too, in a way that makes it usable as an art space, This back side is the workspace. You can concentrate well, thanks to the just-right level of seclusion. The thing I'm glad I asked Zero Renobe was from the very beginning, the way they carefully established the initial budget. What mattered most was that you genuinely listened and offered serious advice. Starting from the point where I was introduced to a financial planner, There was a point where I felt a great sense of relief. Then, when looking for a property, or when actually inspecting a property, we were carefully and thoroughly examined at points that even ordinary people would hardly notice, I also felt a sense of reassurance when actually choosing the property, so I'm glad I made the selection. Even at the receiving stage, our particular concern lies in I truly appreciate the sincere way you responded; it really meant a lot to me. The living comfort is excellent, and I particularly love the loft area. There are various places to be, and I sit in different spots, talking with my family, I've placed the kitchen right in the center, making it easy to chat with family members—living here is absolutely wonderful. a space that helps broaden my horizons, and plants are the same, you know. The more things I want to try, the more they keep increasing. I wonder if I managed to create a space full of stimulation.