棲居美學29 【房間參觀】如何將獨特物件融入室內裝飾!一對商務夫婦的家中,打造沉穩雅緻的成熟空間 | 同居生活

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AI 生成美術館のような空間をテーマにした、50代夫婦の4LDK住宅のルームツアーです。世界各国の民族雑貨やアーティストの作品、自然素材をミックスした「ミュージアムショップ」のようなインテリアが特徴です。視線が抜ける開放的な間取りと、住人の個性が光るアートな空間作りが紹介されています。
I laid natural stones from Ishinomaki.
And they also put great effort into this size.
My gaze has been fixed from the back all the way to the opposite side.
It was designed to feel seamless.
They are also enjoying the autumn leaves.
Hi. Hello. Nice to meet you.
Please, excuse me.
Oh, what a magnificent art gallery-like room this is.
Thank you.
Ms. Mitera and her cat. She is in her 50s.
I'm building a mobile.
Red Devil. Ferrari.
I run a specialized maintenance company.
The layout is 4LDK. The first floor is 32 tatami mats.
The second floor is about 20 tatami mats in size.
The building is 5 years old and within a 10-minute walk from the station.
The theme is imagined as a museum shop.
It has a natural mixed interior style.
I like art museums and artists.
Since I also liked and had collected various works and such,
Cafés or free spaces,
Such a relaxed space, with things you love.
I was thinking it would be nice if there were some space.
That's how I made it.
Thank you for today's room tour.
I kindly ask for your favor.
This is a corner of the living room.
When you enter through the front door, there's a glass door.
But we don't have a hallway, so
It's located right inside the entrance.
From my experience of homestays abroad, South Korea
The apartment is spacious as soon as you enter.
Having a living room, and America too
Since right after entering there was a spacious living room,
I imitated that and made it in this form.
This is the rocking chair from Maruyama Carpentry Workshop in Ueno Village.
On the chair, we have a wood-burning stove at home.
But in winter, I sit like this by the wood-burning stove,
Staring at the flickering fire, someone fell asleep.
It's kind of like that, and I really like it a lot.
My friend is using walnuts as the material, not this tree.
I had the same rocking chair made for me.
This is my favorite architect.
It will be Kengo Kuma's wooden block.
They have the same shape.
However, it can transform into various shapes,
Geometric patterns or repeated patterns
Since I like the idea of returning,
Kengo Kuma's
I also love the Kadokawa Musashino Museum.
I turned our wall into a stone wall.
This is a studio called Mugen Mountain, run by three artists.
Six Flowers Mountain, a glass workshop created together
It's a work by the person called San.
The core of real grapes, glass,
And this is a grape made by yourself, hammered from brass.
something that recreates leaves, they say,
Inanimate things and living beings.
Drawn in by this collaboration,
I'm someone who creates works with incredible vitality.
But the first time I met Rokka Mountain Workshop was this
The one made of bronze is my favorite.
This one is also a mobile by Mugihara Workshop.
but at night, the light reflects off it
something rippling like a ripple on the wall here or there, and so on,
Because it uses recycled glass from fluorescent tubes,
had a retro feel, warmth, or something similar,
A work that deeply captivates me, and the moment I met Mobile was
I think it probably starts here.
These birds are called Norman Copenhagen.
They are birds from Denmark.
Poking at seeds, poking at insects, and so on.
very much so with nature and life and things like that
I've been invited many times, and I've accepted all of them.
This apple is called Colles de Dela.
It's a project from Brazil, you know.
There is an artist who is currently in Brazil, where it is harvested.
Clay, and works made using this ceramic.
Brazil provides jobs to people in extreme poverty.
I want to give it, I want to make them independent
With the artist's wish in mind,
Teach the method to those kinds of people,
Now over there at the Colles de Della,
The project has become incredibly large.
the people of that region becoming self-reliant
I've heard that it has become richer.
I invited you because I enjoy the process and the way things are made.
This is a stone that decreases the stone's roll.
I like stones, you see, but
In ordinary circumstances, in today's era,
I'm using a wall material called Ecocaratt.
This can be used in a garden, or
Laying out tatami mats beneath the ryokan, and so on,
It's a stone that was used in such a way, you know.
Since you really insisted on trying to do it against the wall,
A wall that was made possible thanks to the architect's assistance.
Is the wall at the back also made of stone?
Ah, that's right. The wall at the back is also made of granite.
This is where my master said he wanted to go, so I went along with him.
There is a place called Borouan Café, and there...
This is the lighting that first caught my eye when I entered here.
The title is called "Mokibuki."
But the owner of that café over there
a furniture artist named Minoru Kojima
On the other hand, mainly producing furniture, lighting is
I hear it's something they've never made before.
About 40 years ago
When there was no intention whatsoever to create lighting,
I made this lighting and held an exhibition.
I had a dream that I was explaining it to the customer.
I drew a sketch as soon as I woke up.
as if it were a design bestowed from heaven
being talked about, just sprouted and eyes open
I think it's amazing how beautifully it appears.
It wasn't something for sale, you know.
It turned out that they kindly handed it over when I asked.
Copper-plating real plants
The method of leaving a form behind,
using the method of electroforming
I found it and enrolled in it,
I am making a mobile.
This is that part.
but it was snowdrop or
pansies, Christmas roses, and so on,
And then there's a real dragonfly.
Juneberry, or
Now creating something like this,
These are the parts that will become mobiles.
A shed for making mobiles in the yard
I made it, and you are making it over there.
I have various ways to relax, things that are good for me.
There are many places, you know.
You can lie down right after coming home, if you want.
You can just lie down after getting out of the bath, or
In a relaxed, comfortable space kind of way
I tried placing a sofa bed here.
The rug laid out here is called Kanta embroidery.
Moreover, it's Indian embroidery.
Just keep it connected without tying any knots in the thread.
It is made using the method called "geteiku."
It's kind of like a family crest in Japan, you know?
I've heard there is a certain way in which it is conveyed.
By the way, I made this kantah embroidery.
Such workshops at home
I sometimes invite gentlemen over to stay.
This is a Moroccan table.
Moroccan crafts, ethnic crafts, and the like
I love them and collect them.
This is our gallery.
Now I am studying, or designing, or
or used for thinking,
Invite your friends and try various wreaths
Workshops, or
I held a cantar embroidery workshop.
I use it when I'm doing this.
We also covered this entire area with Iwamaki's original stone.
And we put great emphasis even on this size,
In a large size of 30×30
It was made for me.
This is an Annabelle from my garden, just harvested this year.
I made this yesterday.
This is a wreath for the north garden.
I just made it last week.
I think it will gradually turn white.
Although the flowers bloom just like real ones,
Harvest it when it turns green like this,
In this beautiful way
Keep it neat and tidy.
These are works by Rokkō Mountain Glass Studio.
At the time of the 2023 Workshop Exhibition
What had been the pillar of D365
I have received one.
Treasure this day, which will never come again.
I think the theme was to spend time together.
This bubble is very reminiscent of water,
One can also imagine the origin of life,
The universe is wonderful too.
There's a spotlight here, you know,
When I do it like this, it's a bit thin right now.
But it flickers and reflects like ripples, this is probably
The color obtained by adding ikahō no yu no hana.
My favorite authors.
This one is also by Sakae Kojima.
It will become the lighting for budding.
What's interesting about this is
This is how it becomes a heart shape like this.
It wasn't something you deliberately created yourself.
You said it yourself.
But somehow, it's really this
Something like a mushroom
Bug-eaten-looking,
This thing, whatever it is, is so incredibly adorable.
I've arrived.
This is Okenba with a friend.
At a place called Garden-san, together
I am the one who is making it.
I have specified Toyota Japan before.
I saw a hummingbird at that time, but
The hummingbird's long beak
I imagined it and made it.
There is a tiny hummingbird inside.
Hinamari is in Finland's winter
It's something to be displayed, you see.
Geometry, or repeating the same pattern
The idea of returning it back, that sort of thing,
Since I used to work in DTP,
And yet it can be made into a three-dimensional shape
I find it very charming and really enjoyable.
This is Ton from the Czech Republic.
It will become the company's desk and chair.
About 15 years ago, something like Aoyama...
Cafés around Omotesando, Sankyu Bridge, and nearby areas
I think it was left at Kuraya's place.
So everyone has seen it at least once.
I think that's probably it.
I've always wanted a Ton's desk ever since I bought my house.
It is the desk and chair I was looking for.
I'm currently thinking of ideas for Mobile.
I'm doing things like studying and so on.
This is the living room.
First, I'd like to introduce the ground window, of course.
Ordinary houses don't usually have windows on the floor.
There's no such thing as opening it, you know.
When sitting on the sofa and looking out at this view,
You can see the greenery at the back of the garden.
Moreover, I have no idea at all about the condition of the neighboring property.
The advantage is that it's not visible.
Since there will be no wall below the window,
I am projecting the projector here.
TV and YouTube here
I am projecting and displaying it on the surface.
This wallpaper is designed for projectors.
I am using wallpaper.
I purchased it from Actus for better visibility.
On the sofa, all of us together, as always
It will become a sitting-down viewing style, but
It's surprisingly comfortable to sit, so I often end up falling asleep.
This shelf is from the regeneration of Saitama.
I purchased it from the skeletal house company.
I took it all apart and stripped off every bit of paint.
I am reassembling it above.
I really like it because it looks very nice.
Strip off the paint and clean it thoroughly once.
The part that's being finished, after all
I think this is something that has improved.
This cover is shaped like a Kasama-yaki pig.
Now I'm lying face down, but
I was originally standing on my head.
This is a hippopotamus standing on its head, being silly.
I brought it in and purchased it.
This is the dining area.
When setting up this dining area
I thought a lot about the layout.
Originally, this dining area was the living room.
But I've stopped doing all of that and am trying my best to
I would like to make my gaze disappear.
All the rooms that were arranged offset to the right and left
Line them up in a straight row, all the way from the back to the opposite side.
I designed it so that the gaze seems to fade away.
This gives the sensation of being much wider than it actually is.
It has become possible.
This table is by a furniture artist.
It is a work by Shin'ichi Kojima.
Until just a little while ago, it was Kojima-san who was doing it.
It was actually in use while I was still active at a café.
Thank you so much for your kind treatment; I'm truly grateful.
Thank you for saying it's alright to yield.
It just recently arrived at my place.
The glass section that mimics the surface of this lake is no different either.
but even more as an artist
What is being expressed are the needle and the legs.
Here as an artist
It embodies the artistic vision of Mr. Shima.
It came from the café together with this table.
It will be a chair from Kojima-san's work.
The thing that makes it a bit different from the others is
So it has three legs, then. Mechanically speaking, it's properly balanced.
It achieves three legs while still being sit-able.
Also transfer the backrest's force straight down to the bottom
It has been designed to be sturdy while allowing for easy removal.
While being an artwork, it is also functional.
The strength to endure is expressed.
I've installed a wood-burning stove for winter heating.
a company called ScanArm, made in Germany
something from the Elements series
It will be the smallest one in the middle.
In our home, this covers everything on the first and second floors.
It has enough power to handle heating.
As features, except for the front side,
It is insulated on the sides and the back.
That being the case, directly apply the wallpaper to the building
It can be set up.
And in response to recently developed high-insulation, airtight homes,
The design ensures that air inside the room is not inhaled.
Drill a hole in the foundation,
Inhaling the outdoor air and burning it, and then
It is designed to exhaust outside through a chimney.
It does not pollute indoor air either.
and the air becomes thinner, or from elsewhere
To end up breathing in air that was never meant to be designed
It is designed to be avoidable.
This is the kitchen. Please take a look.
I have made it a storage space and a Russian-style kitchen.
This is from the Taisho period or early Showa period.
Something that had been used on the medicine shelf,
It is sold with the paint stripped off.
I have arranged my favorite tableware for display.
This is Taishi-san from Honnojuku.
It's a glass studio, you see.
Mix in the ashes from burning this walnut, along with...
It has turned a faintly greenish color.
Because this one is transparent.
Slightly turning green, incorporating natural elements,
I like colors that stand out, and I collect them.
Mozuku, or things like that,
Things like being soaked, or such...
like scallops, or just a little bit of that added in,
We serve it as an appetizer.
This is already the Taishō era or something like that.
Something from the early Shōwa period, it was in the shop.
Something like a display window, I suppose, from back then.
Something can be taken from the back.
Probably things like snacks, bread, and such.
I think it might have been sold.
The top one is my favorite Shigaraki ware.
But, Adachi Melo-san, you're from Shiga, right?
Those who make animals the main focus,
When you say Adachi Melo, it's undoubtedly this blue.
This color is distinctive,
Since the cat next door is coming to Melo's workshop,
There are many things inspired by cats,
I love the Oi-nori-san and O-zari-san series.
This is the mobile I am making.
Applying a transparent glaze through a chemical reaction to an authentic mountain hat,
I'm making it into a mobile like this.
This is the Annabelle I made earlier.
I thread the一刻 of Annabel one by one onto the petals.
This is Kashiwa-ya Hydrangea.
One by one, with each leaf as the axis, this flower
I made a mobile.
I have been to Russia before.
But at that moment, there was a large kitchen
There's a window, and you can see the harbor, and the sky above it
You can see the fireworks festival, or the forest from the window,
It seems really wonderful, I think.
When I build my house, I'll definitely have big windows in the kitchen.
I decided to make it, so I chose this window.
Since I love maple trees so much,
We have planted maple trees and enjoy the autumn foliage.
We also have guests coming for homestays, and so on.
Cooking together with friends, and things like that,
Many friends came to Russia and we were together
Because I'm cooking and doing things like that,
With an area this size, let's all eat together
I wanted to enjoy cooking happily while talking.
I made it this size.
This seems to have been specially made, I suppose.
I actually made it by combining IKEA shelves.
It gets pretty messy when there's a lid on.
That's why, with visible storage, inside this is actually
Stuff that was separated in Ziploc bags and so on,
So it can be easily removed, and always kept clean and tidy
I'm making display storage.
This is the second floor, just after climbing the stairs.
It will be a hallway.
This painting is one that deeply shocked me.
Mother of the Earth
a picture drawn by a person named Durgabhai,
This painting is called Gonsōga, you know.
Durgabai is from the Gond tribe.
They are an ethnic group from India, you know.
Legends and stories passed down through the tribe,
I listened to many indigenous beliefs,
That is the person being portrayed.
An art school in India for the self-reliance of the Gond tribe
Draw, now paint pictures for those young kids
I am doing the thing of teaching.
This one is also a work by Turgabay.
But it's amazing how it coexists with nature.
There are many pictures that convey warmth.
I'd like to go see it someday in India.
It's a picture of what I'm thinking.
So much courage in this
I received a painting.
This is my little cabin in the garden.
This is the workshop where this copper is made.
The busiest time is from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Around 11 a.m., 12 p.m.
I come and go, but
Since I make large mobiles with branches,
It can take up to about 20 hours sometimes.
It smells really good.
Dried petals, or things like these here
Leases, etc., I've only been making them for about half a year now, so
I think I can smell the scent of this tree.
First, lower this liquid into the natural plants.
I'm making a copper wire, you see,
Make a loop here and use it as a necklace, or
When hooking onto beer or something similar
I'll fix this part using resin.
Pour the plating solution here, like this.
We apply current while keeping it suppressed in this manner.
When current is applied, this copper dissolves,
Copper adheres to this natural plant.
If it's something small, I'll make it in six hours.
It would take about 20 hours.
This is a botanical illustration from the 1800s.
It is one page.
A famous female adventurer who has traveled to many places
It's said to be a painting of things discovered during travels.
These two points.
Started gardening at the time of building my home.
For the first time, being drawn to plants...
There's something that attracts me to insects and such.
Since I found out about things that can take this kind of shape,
Not gathered for the purpose of work, but rather
I originally collected them out of interest.
I think I was really interested in plants.
There's a type of grass in the field across from us that turns into a broom.
I made a broom using its actual material.
I think it's cute how the branch is bent.
This is one of those pruned ones.
I'm making it from eucalyptus branches.
Then, things like this would be natural for plants.
It's not a specimen, but what species is it anyway?
What kind of plant did it become, or something like that?
The cicada's shed shell is truly beautiful.
I made something like this.
I've decorated it with things like red beans and rice.
Surrounded by the scent of wood while gazing at the garden,
I find it incredibly enjoyable to leave a tangible form of nature.
It turned out so great that I'm really glad we built it.
I am thinking.
You'll understand when you see it.
There are Moroccan goods available, and
There are also Japanese goods, Indian ones too,
Then there's Denmark, or Tico, or something like that,
It's really a mix, you know.
When gathering things that seem scattered and unrelated at first glance,
It feels as though it wouldn't fit.
Being surrounded by things I love is
Because it's expressing myself in the same way.
undertaking
It'll fit perfectly, harmonizing beautifully.
That's the way I think about it.
So, mustering up my courage, how about this color?
I wonder about the color; this won't go well with that one.
This doesn't seem to fit here or something like that
You might think so, but...
Be confident in the things you love, and love the things you are confident in.
Try living surrounded.
Try to look away as much as possible.
would be much more than it actually is
You can create a room that feels spacious.
Having a spacious room gives you plenty of room to place things.
Therefore, I want the line of sight to extend as far as possible.
Rather than subdividing the layout into too many small sections,
Something like making it one large continuous room, or
If you could keep that in mind, it would be even better.
I think a house can be built.
Thank you very much for today's Room2.
Thank you very much.
