The design embraces these shadows, drawing inspiration from traditional Japanese aesthetics that find beauty in the unseen.
By day, the view from the windows becomes a borrowed landscape, framed by shadows, while at night, the room dissolves into darkness, blurring hard edges.
This room is contrasted with the living room, a space designed to evoke the relationship between fiction and reality, similar to the roles in Mugen Noh.
The client requested a spacious, dirt-floor area and a compact living space, leading to a layout where daily activities flow through the Shadows Room.
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