Sukiya

<n>Full Stop</n> (1961), a painting by artist <n>John Latham</n>.

The <n>D+AF</n> store in Kaohsiung, designed by <n>45tilt / 肆伍形物所</n> with a <n>wabi-sabi</n> aesthetic.

<n>Electric Kettle</n> designed by <n>Peter Behrens</n>, 1908-09.

<n>Her</n>, a Japanese-influenced private studio in Bali designed by <n>Blanco Studio</n>. Photo by <n>Pempki</n>.

<n>Himmelblau 1</n>, a 2016 painting by artist <n>Fox Bruner</n>.

A textural painting by <n>Eleanor Herbosch</n> at her exhibition at <n>La Collection</n> in Antwerp.

The <n>Teahouse in the garden</n> by <n>A1architects</n>. Photo by <n>David Maštálka</n> and <n>Lenka Křemenová</n>.

<n>Tea House</n>, an interior concept by the studio <n>Polina Ditsman</n>. Visualization by <n>CG | Visualisation</n>.

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Light and shadow in a traditional <n>machiya</n> townhouse in Kyoto, featuring <n>tatami</n> mats and <n>shoji</n> screens.

A room in a traditional Japanese <n>machiya</n> from <n>MACHIYA INNS & HOTELS</n>, featuring a circular window inspired by the Zen concept of <n>enso</n>.

The <n>Ratio Kitchen</n> by <n>Vincent Van Duysen</n> for <n>Dada</n> with a chair by <n>Donald Judd</n>.

From the series <n>Experiences in Japan</n> by photographer <n>Claudia Garcia-Mauriño</n>.

Architectural rendering of <n>Magdalena House</n> in Mexico, designed by <n>Lázaro</n> with visuals by <n>VER</n>.

Suetomi AOQ Cafe Stand by G architects studio + Ryohei Tanaka — Thisispaper

<n>Japanese Pavilion</n> by artist <n>Kacper Niezabitowski</n>.

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