Rustic Floral Farmhouse: Handmade Charm & Imperfect Beauty in Every Corner

Step into a home that feels like a miniature city.

Designed by FujiwaraMuro Architects, this 78m² residence in a dense Japanese neighborhood redefines how we experience space. Built on a slightly recessed plot, the home consists of four separate buildings connected through alleys, semi-outdoor plazas, and bridges—each room occupying a single floor in a different structure.

From a central staircase that leads to a bright, open plaza, to narrow passageways that mimic public streets, this home captures the rhythm and movement of city life within its walls. With tall ceilings, natural light, and palm trees planted in open courtyards, it’s a sanctuary of privacy, light, and air—right in the heart of an urban environment.

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