In Kamakura, a historic city in Japan, the T3 House is a private residence in Japanese style with a modern décor, a dream come true for its owners, who are passionate about Japanese culture, architecture and garden aesthetics. Perched on a hill, this glazed house overlooks the Shonan coast with Mount Fuji in the distance.
A glass house on three levels
Designed by the architect Hitoshi Saruta, founder of CUBO design architect, the residence unfolds over three levels, in perfect harmony with the surrounding landscape and the Japanese gardens with their splendid trees. Large picture windows bring natural light inside while opening up beautiful views of the outdoors.
The Ulm daybed by Ramón Esteve
The terrace on the upper level has been furnished with Vondom outdoor furniture, in particular the superb outdoor daybed from the Ulm collection, designed by Ramón Esteve. Its modern line melts into the pared-back spirit of the house.
Japanese tradition and modernity
A hybrid private residence combining traditional and modern Japanese design, the T3 House stands out for unique pieces such as the avant-garde Vondom furniture. The Ulm daybed becomes the ideal companion for contemplation, between light, glass and gardens.
