The Keyhole House by EASTERN Design Office is Sleek and Minimal
Jana Pijak — March 21, 2012 — Art & Design
References: eastern.e-arc.jp & frameweb
The Keyhole House by EASTERN Design Office features a sleek and simplistic design that is a modern take on classic residential architecture. Located in the heart of Kyoto, Japan, this dynamically designed abode is inspired by the shape of a keyhole.
Sharply linear and light-accented, the home’s facade makes a bold statement featuring a narrow window configuration that surrounds the structure’s front doorway. When seen at night, these keyhole-inspired openings allow for light transparencies, giving the home an eye-catching design element
Painted in a stark neutral palette, the home’s white exterior features red and purple accents that complement the sharp shape and clean lines of the house’s roof design. A sleek and simplistic space, the Keyhole House by EASTERN Design Office is an urban abode that presents a future-friendly take on the traditional family home.
Sharply linear and light-accented, the home’s facade makes a bold statement featuring a narrow window configuration that surrounds the structure’s front doorway. When seen at night, these keyhole-inspired openings allow for light transparencies, giving the home an eye-catching design element
Painted in a stark neutral palette, the home’s white exterior features red and purple accents that complement the sharp shape and clean lines of the house’s roof design. A sleek and simplistic space, the Keyhole House by EASTERN Design Office is an urban abode that presents a future-friendly take on the traditional family home.
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