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A typical Nishijin townhouse with high ceilings in the back room, once integrating living and working spaces. The compact bathroom and toilet are neatly tucked away towards the rear.
The windows retain their beautiful Showa-era glass panes in good condition, making them suitable for reuse during renovations. With no buildings on the west side neighboring property, the 2nd floor enjoys ample sunlight and excellent ventilation, creating a bright and airy space.

renovation
plan妄想プラン

Let's dive into imagination with the renovation plan making use of the distinctive feature of high ceilings in this house. Packed with possibilities unique to this home, such as painting classes, studios, and galleries, it's a dreamy plan that encapsulates everything you want to do. Imagine a life closely intertwined with craftsmanship in Nishijin as you explore.

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  Revived exterior showcasing its original features

  The exterior retains its current design but adopts a serene two-tone gray palette with accents of deep green to infuse a traditional Japanese ambiance. Harmonizing with the surroundings, consider unifying the door and mailbox with matching colors for added personality.

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  Ideal for shared studios and craft classes

  The lofty ceilings on the 1st floor offer an expansive workspace perfect for various activities. With multiple work areas available, you can easily envision using them as your personal studio or even hosting painting and pottery classes.
  The area towards the back features a fireplace, ideal for relaxed conversations and gatherings, all while maintaining an open and inviting atmosphere.

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  Stylish and practical wall storage solutions

  Install picture rails and open shelves along the walls to showcase your creations beautifully. These storage options are versatile enough to accommodate finished artwork, ongoing projects, and art supplies, ensuring ample space for artists who tend to accumulate materials over time.