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Hakama House
The interior of a modern Japanese house called the Hakama (name of the ankle-length ‘skirt’ worn by the traditional samurai). Design by architect Jun Tamaki, the curtains can be opened and closed in sections to reveal different parts of the interior. The kitchen and dining room, partitioned from each other by fusuma sliding doors, lie behind the rear curtain. The core living area rises the full height (5 metres) of the house, with a mezzanine at the rear, and is partitioned from the peripheral rooms by the series of white polyester curtains that hang gently in vertical folds.
Author: Michael Freeman
©Michael Freeman
File state: Final
Photo size: 28.0 Mpixels (80 MB uncompressed) - 4701x5948 pixels (15.7x19.8 in / 39.8x50.4 cm at 300 ppi)
Photo keywords: redcover, pd, the source, modern interior, storage, Modern Japan, Japanese, home, house, design, architect, Jun Tamaki, partition, polyster curtains, interior, decor, Hakama, kitchen, living area, skirt, Tamaki, sumurai
Published in: Contemporary Interiors, JAPAN: CONTEMPORARY ARCHITECTURE
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