A Curated Canvas
Filter by neighborhood, style, or material to find your inspiration.
From the quiet backstreets of Yanaka to the high-rise energy of Shibuya, each renovation tells a story of place. Sort by warm wood tones, cool concrete textures, or the golden ratio of traditional Japanese proportions. Every image is a promise—what your home could become with the right hands and heart.
🌿 Yanaka Woodland Retreat
A 1968 nagaya transformed into a sanctuary of cedar and light. The original earthen walls were preserved, their texture now accented by floating oak shelves displaying handmade Bizen pottery. The kitchen features a custom-made kamado stove, its cast iron surface warming the space with the faint aroma of charcoal and roasted tea leaves. 38.5m² | 2LDK | ¥18,700,000 renovation
🏙️ Shibuya Concrete Loft
A 1980s office conversion where raw concrete meets whisper-thin washi paper. The bathroom features a hinoki soaking tub, its surface releasing a citrusy aroma when filled with 42°C water. The open kitchen hides a pull-down ladder to a hidden mezzanine, perfect for morning coffee with Shibuya’s neon glow filtering through hand-blown Edo Kiriko glass. 52.3m² | 1LDK | ¥24,200,000 renovation
🌊 Meguro River House
A 1970s danchi apartment reborn with river views and hand-carved transom windows. The genkan now features a sunken stone entryway, its surface cool underfoot even in August humidity. Upstairs, a tatami room opens to a private balcony where the Meguro River’s murmur blends with the distant chime of a local temple bell. 65.8m² | 3LDK | ¥31,500,000 renovation
🎸 Shimokitazawa Vintage Revival
A 1950s machiya reimagined with vintage Showa-era tiles and modern insulation. The kitchen’s blue-gray shikkui plaster walls contrast with a 1960s Sori Yanagi butterfly stool. Hidden behind a sliding door, a compact onsen-style bath features volcanic stone tiles that retain heat long after the water cools. 45.2m² | 2LDK | ¥22,800,000 renovation
💎 Daikanyama Glass House
A minimalist jewel box where light dances across hand-polished terrazzo floors. The living room’s floor-to-ceiling windows frame a private courtyard with a single 80-year-old Japanese maple. At night, the space glows with indirect lighting from custom-made washi paper fixtures, casting soft shadows that shift with the seasons. 78.6m² | 2LDK | ¥42,300,000 renovation
🏠 Koenji Urban Nest
A compact 1990s apartment where every inch serves a purpose. The entryway features a hidden shoe cabinet with cedar-lined drawers that release a forest scent when opened. The kitchen’s stainless steel countertop doubles as a workspace, its surface cool to the touch even after hours of cooking. 29.7m² | 1K | ¥14,500,000 renovation
🏙️ Ginza Micro Loft
A 1985 office conversion where luxury meets tiny living. The bathroom features a hinoki cypress tub with a view of Tokyo Tower, its steam carrying the faint scent of citrus and spice. The sleeping loft’s tatami mats are woven from igusa grass, their texture softening the hum of Ginza’s nightlife below. 22.4m² | 1R | ¥19,800,000 renovation
🌳 Nakameguro Treehouse
A 1970s apartment where nature climbs the walls. The living room’s custom-built oak shelves display handmade Mashiko pottery, their earthy tones complementing the view of a 60-year-old zelkova tree. The bathroom features a floor-to-ceiling window that frames the changing seasons, from cherry blossoms to autumn leaves. 58.9m² | 2LDK | ¥28,600,000 renovation