The restaurant's design also followed a minimalist Japanese style. A set of moon gates separated it from the courtyard, creating a division without cutting the two apart, allowing the courtyard scenery and sunlight to spill into the dining room.
Dining in the restaurant offered both a relaxed, cozy atmosphere of home and a view of Japanese-style scenery outside the windows. The ambiance was simply perfect.
The kitchen used sintered stone and raw wood as its primary materials, paired with a freestanding island. The space looked simple, yet its details conveyed a sense of refinement.
The semi-open kitchen layout allowed the homeowner to prepare all three daily meals personally, while the small island could also serve as a place to enjoy breakfast.
Though the kitchen was small, it gave the entire home a stronger sense of belonging and created an intimate way of life.
Behind the master bedroom were the walk-in closet and master bathroom, as well as a tatami balcony where one could sit and enjoy tea in complete comfort.
The secondary bedroom also followed a minimalist design, with a slatted feature wall fitted with LED light strips that created a relaxed and comfortable atmosphere.
The simple suspended ceiling was also one of the highlights of this secondary bedroom's design.
The perfect blend of cotton-linen fabrics and wooden elements, along with a variety of minimalist lamps, gave the entire secondary bedroom an elegant beauty.
The secondary bedroom also came with a walk-in closet, making it convenient for the homeowner's son and daughter-in-law to stay over occasionally.
The bathroom included an extra-large bathtub to meet the elderly homeowner's needs for soaking. A granite feature wall separated the bathing area from the wash area, lending the space a particularly upscale feel.
The double vanity design, paired with a Japanese-style bench and a