As a subsidiary company of a major Japanese home builder, Ichijo USA is offering contemporary designed homes with innovative Ichijo products in the Pacific Northwest. This 1956 mid-century modern house with Japanese influences had so much history. Here's how.
itwas both modernized and preserved. Takumi Company is a Design/Build firm based in Seattle, Washington. We specialize in authentic Traditional Japanese Architecture, including Post and Beam construction for Homes, Additions, and Garden oriented structures such as Teahouses and Gates.
Engawa House is a beautiful contemporary family home in Seattle, Washington on the shores of Lake Washington. The serene and elegant Japanese-inspired home designed by Sullivan Conard Architects evokes the spirit of 'engawa' in the Japanese house, connecting the house inside to the garden outside. The residence is timber.
Ueda Design Studio is a Seattle based architecture design studio focusing on modern, japanese-inspired homes. Committed to the sustainability, UDS designs elegant, high-quality buildings which last longer and consume fewer resources in a lifetime. We design sustainable, healthy, long.
In-Kind House is a lovely Japanese-style home located in the city of Seattle, Washington, United States, designed in 2022 by GO'C. From the Forest Property Watch: A Japanese-Inspired Home in Broadview This three-bedroom home in North Seattle blends perfectly with the natural world around it-and has a unique, tranquil suite at the top. The power of collaboration, plus some inspiration from Japan, help architect Ben Humphrey design and build his dream house.
See the minimalist home here. We think Japanese-style mirrors the mid century modern style of our home quite well." As for those Seattle mid century details, the cedar post and beam ceilings. Makai House blends modern design with time-honored techniques to create a home deeply attuned to its site.
Located just steps from the Fauntleroy ferry dock in West Seattle, this 3,000-square-foot custom home was designed to nestle into an existing footprint with minimal disruption to land and views. Clad in Shou Sugi Ban, a traditional Japanese wood preservation technique, the exterior is.