Jaw-Dropping Traditional Small Japanese Home Renovation
- 6 years ago
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Imagine having the opportunity to renovate a wonderfully unique building and turn it into your dream home. When Daigo came across an abandoned small home in rural Japan which previously had been used to grow silk worms, thats exly what he did. The home takes full advantage of the original traditional Japanese construction materials, yet is styled with an minimalist, modern edge. \r
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Imagine having the opportunity to renovate a wonderfully unique building and turn it into your dream home. When Daigo came across an abandoned small home in rural Japan which previously had been used to grow silk worms, thats exly what he did. The home takes full advantage of the original traditional Japanese construction materials, yet is styled with an minimalist, modern edge. \r
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Living Big in a Tiny House © 2017 Zyia Pictures Ltd