
muji’s vertical house in tokyo accommodates city living
the home employs a split-level system whereby appropriate functions and programs are placed side-by-side, ensuring a connected and integrated internal environment.
japanese retail company muji has designed a dwelling in tokyo that caters to the needs of city dwellers. the residence maximizes its small plot in order to provide spacious and brightly lit living accommodation, spread across three storeys.
the home employs a split-level system whereby appropriate functions and programs are placed side-by-side, ensuring a connected and integrated internal environment. nothing is obstructed by either walls or doors, with the stair hall included as an additional living space. to the north, a large side window brings light, inside the property, establishing bright and airy atmosphere.

all images courtesy of muji

the lower storey of the design includes a utility area

the home employs a split-level system whereby appropriate functions and programs are placed side-by-side

brightly lit living accommodation

a kitchen adjoins the living room

dining room

storage areas utilize muji’s own products

large openings provide the residence with ample light
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