This vertical house designed by Japanese firm MUJI does minimalism extremely well. Located in Arakawa-ku, Tokyo, the three story abode was conceived with "the city dweller in mind." A wooden staircase connects all three floor levels while the decor is a study in stunning simplicity, much like the rest of MUJI's products.
Design Taxi describes it as "maximizing the available space and its functions." This includes a significant amount of wall storage, from flat screen TVs to broom hooks. The stylish vertical house features crisp white walls inside and an untreated timber look on its exterior. It definitely stands out from the other homes on the street without drawing an overt amount of attention to itself.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Vertical Living
- Designing compact vertical houses that maximize available space and functionality.
- Minimalist Decor
- Creating interior designs with stunning simplicity, featuring crisp white walls and minimal furniture.
- Seamless Storage Solutions
- Incorporating innovative wall storage options, such as flat screen TV mounts and hooks, to optimize space.
Sectors Adopting This
- Architecture
- Opportunity to design and construct compact vertical houses that meet the needs of city dwellers.
- Interior Design
- Creating minimalist interior designs that combine functionality, simplicity, and aesthetic appeal.
- Home Furnishings
- Developing new storage solutions and furniture designs that optimize space in compact living environments.
