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While many THOWs just keep getting longer and wider, this creative row house design in Tokyo values clever vertical space design, with a number of landings and staircases to create a functional space for this small family.
A grand window/door feature leads into the living/eating space, and an industrial-style kitchen is up a few steps. Another staircase leads to the bathroom landing and beyond that is a child’s room, the main bedroom, and finally a rooftop balcony overlooking the city. Enjoy!
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Brilliant Use of Vertical Space in This Tokyo Row Home
A huge window lets lots of light into the home.
The main bedroom is dark and soothing, while the child’s room is bright and engaging.
A rooftop balcony extends their living space.
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Stunning! In every way — so great for a young family!!
Perfect for a little person. Otherwise closterphobic and not well planned.
What a great modern look outside. I could certainly see living there if I moved to Tokyo. My favorite part though is the rooftop deck. Perfect.