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THE PROVE Tsudanuma

PrizeHonorable Mention in Interior Design / Houses Interior
Firm LocationKoshigaya City, Saitama, Japan
Project locationTsudanuma City, Chiba Prefecture, Japan
CompanyPolus Group, Chuo Jutaku Co., Ltd.
Lead ArchitectTakashi Yamashita
Design TeamShogo Yamazaki, Satomi Takashima

"Traveler's Earthen Floor" is designed with the scenery of a traditional earthen floor that evokes a non-daily, "away from home" feeling. Instead of just at the entrance, the act of taking off shoes is extended to the living room, which is designed like an earthen floor, before stepping up to a tiered Japanese-style room like a veranda. This arrangement allows you to savor the "luxury of taking off one's shoes." Furthermore, a large, sun-drenched atrium reveals a sturdy, exposed beam that creates a dynamic view when you look up, giving the home a sense of outdoor openness while you are inside.