Real Estate & Home

I IN designs light-filled Kamakura beach house to make most of ocean view

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Tokyo studio I IN transformed a former office building into Lulla House, a holiday home and showroom in Kamakura, Japan, designed to maximize ocean views through large windows and nautical-inspired details like rattan ropes. The project highlights the integration of natural beauty with custom furniture and textile-like elements, offering content creators an example of how to blend aesthetic design with functional spaces that enhance user experience and brand presence.

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