@robertsukovsky7268
This guy loves to live on the edge.
@chazzyloveee
Although this place gives me anxiety with the lack of balustrades, I can’t help but admire the beauty of it. I can totally see and respect the architect’s vision for openness.
@emileelovesnarwhals
This house is a cat's dream...beautiful!
@janelte
There is something immensely appealing about these tall, narrow spaces with the floors layered as tiers up the sides, allowing the light to pass through the space, creating a sense of openness and continuity that doesn't confine you to one room. Enclosure and security but not confinement and disconnection. I know the stairs wouldn't be practical in old age but I do find the arrangement of spaces and the materials very beautiful, and the floor to ceiling bookcase and stone step into the home are both lovely.
@roquemarcelomusic
This is easily one of my favorite homes NTS has featured. I love the layers of each level of the house. The concrete looks like stone to me. The wall of books is something I have always wanted. It feels open and peaceful. The use of all the natural wood goes well with the concrete. It's gorgeous.
@ticoss
The safety standards for these layouts always surprise me in Japan...
@pmiron
Small comment: Again, this was an amazing episode, and I think all episodes should be in the architect's main language with subtitles!
@allie1953
I'm not big on concrete but the plants and books DO soften the look. I can't help wondering about the acoustics in such a place...
@t.vinters3128
The lack of guardrails, especially on the full window on the 2nd floor and the rooftop, is quite unnerving. You're one misplaced step away from disaster.
@mrs.cappuccino7738
Although I’ve seen this house featured elsewhere, there’s something special about the way the Never Too Small team presents it—it just hits different! The way they capture the space, introduce the residents, tell their story, explain the details, and frame the shots makes it so easy to understand and visualize the layout. Everything is done perfectly ❤️ And of course, the house itself is absolutely beautiful—such a unique layout, yet completely liveable ✨
@spinflux
It’s simply beautiful. I would maybe live there, maybe not, but I’m enriched by how lovely it is and I’m happy knowing more about it. One thing I would have done is planter boxes here and there on the outside glass, with some plants that hang for greenery and shade.
@Farah101
BEAUTIFUL! 😍 Creative, unique, forward-thinking. Drunks, sleepwalkers, toddlers and the clumsy (like me) should stay away.
@Zmiana_Pogody
I love that they both like to talk about their day and this house allows it freely 💖
@Inwardbliss
This house is defiantly a piece of art and must have been so expensive to build from the ground up - especially in Tokyo. The Japanese are really masters of the "cozy" vibe even when it's surrounded with concrete.
@HOEKANDA09
this house is pure poetry , amazing combination of different matarials
@atemar1a
i saw the first video showcasing this home and i think about it at least once a week. it's just so charming. it's so nice to see more of it!
@IsaacDuke-q2j
I love how tall and open this house is. He really laid it out so well.
@nikolbegu3964
ahhh I love this!!! I love that it's clutter free, no unnecessary items or spaces, everything is thought through, everything has it's place and purpose!
@dezmair1288
Absolutely bonkers with no balustrades! But it's fantastic :)
@naomifrakes6474