Takashi Yamaguchi Designs a Beautiful, Crisp, Clean Minimalist Home
Matt Ho — February 4, 2011 — Art & Design
References: yamaguchi-a.jp & design-milk
The 'House in Ise' by Takashi Yamaguchi is one of the cleanest, simplest architectural pieces I've ever seen. There aren't irregular shapes or curves in the design. Instead, Yamaguchi takes a simple approach with a cuboid shape and paints it in white, which reflects natural lighting beautifully. The interior emulates the outside by staying within a similar color theme, so the home stays true to the architect's minimalist vision.
Takashi Yamaguchi's design may be simple, but its environment highlights its beauty much like an empty canvas that soon occupies a painting.
Takashi Yamaguchi's design may be simple, but its environment highlights its beauty much like an empty canvas that soon occupies a painting.
Trend Themes
1. Minimalist Architecture - Architects can explore new techniques and materials to take a more minimalistic approach to design.
2. White Color Scheme - Designers can use white color schemes to emphasize simplicity and natural lighting in their architecture.
3. Emulating the Outdoors - More architects will aim to create designs that seamlessly integrate the outdoors with the interior of a home.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - Architects can capitalize on the trend of minimalistic designs and create new housing and commercial options.
2. Interior Design - Interior designers can embrace a minimalist white color scheme when curating the look of a room.
3. Real Estate - Real estate agents can promote the beauty of natural lighting in homes with minimalist designs to attract buyers.
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