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Index

Adding Definition to the Space:
Layers of Contrast
HIBOSHI×SAWARABI

In Japanese architecture, the Tokonoma is an alcove in a Japanese-style room where guests are welcomed with seasonal flowers and Kakejiku (hanging scrolls). These two completely different designs—"HIBOSHI" White and "SAWARABI" Black—create a contrast between stillness and movement, adding a dignified atmosphere to the space.

HIBOSHI

FC-2/HSS-1

SAWARABI

FC-2/SRB-4

Adding Depth to the Space:
Layers of Harmony
TSUCHIORI×BIYUSAI

By layering the earth-toned "TSUCHIORI" like a gradient, we create a depth that single colors cannot express, bringing a sense of harmony and unity to the space. Furthermore, the shadows created by the concave surfaces overlap like waves, adding an even greater sense of depth to the space.

TSUCHIORI

IM-2330/TCH-1 IM-2330/TCH-2 IM-2330/TCH-3

BIYUSAI

IM-1525P1/BYA-6 IM-15/BYA-6 IM-5/BYA-6

Adding Color to the Space:
Layers of Color
YOHEN

We created an impressive bathroom with tiles layered in creative freedom and a bold color palette, reminiscent of the Juuni-hitoe (twelve-layered kimono). By layering the new colors of "YOHEN"—inspired by traditional Japanese colors—each color stands out yet resonates with the others, creating a space of beautiful harmony.