Japanese Interiors Phaidon

An insider's look at the myriad styles of private homes of Japan, showing how Japanese interior design continues to evolve in a new era. Exploring the art and craft of Japanese residential interiors, author Mihoko Iida provides an insider's look into the wide-ranging interior design of her country's private homes. Japanese Interiors, published by Phaidon, takes you on a delightful journey all around Japan.

Authored by Mihoko Iida and Danielle Demetriou, the book explores nearly thirty homes, all located across this magical country. "Discover the essence of Japanese design philosophy in 'Japanese Interiors' - an exquisite visual journey through the world of Japanese interior spaces. This beautifully curated volume brings to life Japan's unique aesthetic sensibilities, with its minimalist approach, natural materials, and seamless blend of traditional and modern design elements.

Japanese Interiors by Phaidon: An insider's look at the myriad styles of private homes of Japan, showing how Japanese interior design continues to evolve. Exploring the art and craft of Japanese residential interiors, author Mihoko Iida provides an insider's look into the wide-ranging interior design of her country's private homes. Featuring twenty.

Phaidon, 2023. Hardcover, 256pp., 8 x 10 inches New Exploring the art and craft of Japanese residential interiors, author Mihoko Iida provides an insider's look into the wide-ranging interior design of her country's private homes. Featuring twenty.

Written by Mihoko Iida, this Japanese Interiors book from Phaidon features contributions from British writer and editor Danielle Demetriou, who has lived in Japan since 2007, discussing the art and craft of Japanese residential interiors. It features twenty-eight exemplary residences from around Japan, showcasing everything from traditional historic interiors to modern, simplistic dwellings. The Japanese interior where nature is the biggest luxury of all Once a luxury home may have had oil paintings in gilt-edge frames, Louis XIV furniture, and maybe a grouse moor within its grounds.

Today, tastes demand something quite different, as Mihoko Iida, executive features editor of Vogue Japan, observes in her new book, Japanese Interiors.