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innovative concrete tiles picture

Nowadays many design examples of modern concrete tiles for the exterior of your home one with a 3D style. Ribbed Hex tiles over a five-sided geometric tiles, each boasting a grooved pattern. More decorative Malibu tiles, featuring floral patterns that tend toward the traditional without sacrificing modern side. At the other end of the spectrum, Japan Weave has a very technical with overlapping shapes for added depth. And Japan Geo look like it almost jumped right out of the surface as a series of triangles varying proportions, protruding from the background. Available in customized sizes, these versatile tiles can be painted to suit any style, any space. Read the rest of this entry »

contemporary boukyo house exterior design

The following are examples of traditional-style wooden house contemporary Japan and called Boukyo house located in Sapporo, Japan, and designed by Nakayama Architects. One aim is to project the maximum cubic meters which will allow to cover the budget. The idea is to maximize the personal section is divided house as well as with two bedrooms and bathrooms and public places. A work space, living room, dining room and kitchen. If the result ends up in all areas at different levels. Read the rest of this entry »

Modern minimalist Japan condo it’s a great place to find some nice minimalist architects. Kazuyasu Kochi and Mana Kochi of Kochi Architect’s Studio designed in solid white and black colors. Read the rest of this entry »

Great minimalist house is located in Minami-Boso, Chiba. Although required only about less than 2 hours drive from downtown Tokyo, this site has a beautiful view of Pacific Ocean and mountains. This villa is designed for clients who live in Tokyo. Like many other Japanese modern home design has been very clear lines and simple shapes. The main concept to maximize the visibility of beautiful scenery around the sea. To achieve that, Kiyonobu Nakagame Architect and Associates, who designed the house, making a large windows on all sides of the house. Read the rest of this entry »