Japanese micro apartment

"Micro Apartment in Bangkok is Inspired by Japanese Inns and Embodies Japanese Minimalism & Zen" - Discover the epitome of Japanese minimalism and Zen in this micro apartment in Bangkok. Drawing inspiration from traditional Japanese inns, this space harmoniously blends functionality and serenity. Immerse yourself in the tranquility of this micro abode and experience the essence of Japanese design philosophy.

The heart of any house is the kitchen. In a small footprint dwelling, designers must find the perfect balance between a functional, useful kitchen, without intruding on the rest of the living space. While some designers prefer their kitchen designs to blend in (and even disappear), Others push them forward as feature. Whether it’s a smack of colour, a clever hidden storage solution, dual use of a single space, or a left field concept that’s paid off, all the kitchens we love share a boldness…

Japan is famous throughout the world for its high population, cramped living conditions and downsized architecture. Even by Japanese standards though, this tiny Tokyo apartment is a lot smaller than usual. At only 8 square meters (82 square feet) this si

Influenced by her love of Japanese design and the furniture of American artist Donald Judd, architect Paola Bagna was handed a blank canvas in this 36sqm/388sqft home. 📍Micro Apartment Friedrichshain, Berlin 📸 Liz Eve

A resident of Carmel Place shares his experience living in one of the development's 300-square-foot micro apartments

Alice Rawsthorn on the Home Office

If you need a workspace in your home but don't have room for it, check out SuMiKa for some Japanese interior design ideas.

A Japanese apartment tour. Living standards, appliances, and pre-installed features. See what you can expect when renting a place in Tokyo, Japan.

What is a 1R, 1K, 1DK, and 1LDK apartment, what features to expect or not expect in each, and how to decide what's the right one for you.

Photo 3 of 12 in A Globetrotting Architect Takes Her Tiny Warsaw Flat to the Next Level - Dwell

At the moment, there are about 200 objects in Fumio Sasaki’s apartment. But before, it was cluttered with junk and useless stuff. He was lazy, he complained about not having enough money, and couldn’t find time for his hobbies. Everything changed when he learned about the minimalist lifestyle.

the architects of EDB STUDIO has designed an apartment in the heart of le marais, paris, which easily turns into an architectural studio.

The Beijing real estate market has shot up so fast in the last few years that many aren’t able to afford living in real apartments in the city. This young professional rents a hyper-small “pod”:Zhang Qi works at an advertising firm in Beijing and rents her 7 s.f. (that’s right – s-e-v-e-n) for under $40 per month on a $586 per month salary. This allows her to save up money to send to her family in her hometown.

Alyssa Greenberg lives in this teeny 208-square-foot Crown Heights studio apartment.