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House in Nanakuma by MOVEDESIGN

By Holly von Huene

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Japanese architectural firm MOVEDESIGN has created the House in Nanakuma.

Completed in 2013, this 1,528 square foot contemporary home in Fukuoka, Japan, consists of three floors which are connected by a large open staircase.

Photos by: Yousuke Harigane

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About Holly von Huene

Holly is a freelance writer living in Toronto. She has written for HomeDSGN for more than 3 years and contributed architecture, interior design and lifestyle content for a number of other publications, including DesignBoom, Apartment Therapy and ArchDaily. Learn more about HomeDSGN's Editorial Process.

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