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Country Cottage overlooking the Japanese countryside by Keisuke Kawaguchi+K2-DESIGN –an inspiring and relaxing home environment, Kure

This charming Country Cottage overlooks the beautiful rural Japanese countryside. Designed by architect Keisuke Kawaguchi+K2-DESIGN, this tranquil and calming home offers an inspiring and relaxing environment. Natural materials and colours blend harmoniously with the surrounding landscape, while concentrating yet also blurring the limits between the inside and outside spaces. The airy and bright living room takes advantage of the changes in landscape with the large windows and the delicate deck provides a pleasant open air space to relax in. This memorable and peaceful architectural jewel is perfect for those wanting a retreat close to nature.

Not far from Hiroshima, Japan, is Kure, a city with a mild climate and with modern, traditional trends, surrounded by historic buildings, a reliable port and beautiful surroundings.

For the visitors of the fascinating portal we present a house that was built in the rustic spirit on a hill.

The exterior of a rural house in Japan
The exterior of a farmhouse in Japan
Main entrance to house
Country House Main Entrance

The residence is made of natural stone: both the exterior walls and the roof. And also the structure boasts an irregular shape, which makes it quite unique and interesting from an architectural point of view.

The building has a charming view from the windows and a cozy stylish interior, inspiring and relaxing home environment that enhances the feeling of freedom and freshness. Even if you sit comfortably in the living room on the couch, you can admire the best view of the port, the sea and the sky.

Large rooms with sliding windows instead of walls allow the sun to fill the space with warmth and light.

Kitchen with dining area
Kitchen interior design
Vintage cabinet in the interior of a farmhouse
Shoe storage area in a farmhouse
Modern bathroom interior design
Appearance of a farmhouse

The interior of the large, spacious rooms has a rustic feel to it, as everything is made of wood: the kitchen furniture, floors, stairs, and window frames.

The balance between the stone and wood is delicately maintained by the architects and there is no counterbalance of any dominant material.

House design by Keisuke Kawaguchi+K2-DESIGN

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  1. Leo Hayes

    This country cottage in the Japanese countryside seems like an ideal place for relaxation and inspiration. Can you tell me more about the design elements that contribute to creating such a calming and inspiring home environment?

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