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House in Asamayama by Kidosaki Architects Studio

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Like a delicate acorn clings to a tree branch, this house is practically hanging by a thread on the edge of the hill. This beauty is the “House in Asamayama” designed and built by Kidosaki Architects Studio in Asamayama, Japan. Gorgeous craftsmanship, the house is wrapped with beautiful hard wood. It is a contemporary classic landscaped with stone walls and natural forest. Inside a modest fireplace, simple white walls and basic black doors frame the exquisite grains of wood in the floors. Truly bringing the outdoors in, this floor-plan draws the eyes to the horizon of magnificent mountains.

Via – Images © 45g Photography,  Junji Kojima

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