
Japanese Tea House(Chashitsu) architectures



Chashitsu in Office
Tokyo JP
This is a proposal for a new office space divided into a tea room space and a meeting space.
We have created a full-fledged tea room space that does not seem like a single floor in a high-rise building.
Amid the changing awareness of the office due to the coronavirus pandemic, we have positioned it as a space for expanding our business to the world with the spirit of Zen.

Matsubaya Saryo
Minato Ward, Tokyo
We were asked to design a teahouse as a meditation space to appreciate bonsai, and we designed the ultimate teahouse. The interior of the teahouse is completely blocked out from light and sound from the outside, and is a tiny one-tatami teahouse with only a bench and a one-tatami teahouse. The walls are made of earthenware and latticed with mirrors. The interior is protected by a bamboo blind, and is operated as a bonsai cafe, where you are greeted by a lone pine tree at the entrance.



Kimono Misuzu
Setagaya-ku, Tokyo
A long-established kimono shop in Kitami, Setagaya Ward has been renovated into a salon with a tea room that will promote Japanese culture. The first floor of the street-facing store in an apartment building has been completely renovated to create a large room with a Kyo-ma 8-tatami mat daime tea ceremony seat and a large water room at the back, making it a Japanese culture salon space that can be used as a stage for various Japanese cultural activities such as dance, flower arrangement, rakugo and storytelling.

Chashitsu in Office
Tokyo JP
This is a proposal for a new office space divided into a tea room space and a meeting space.
We have created a full-fledged tea room space that does not seem like a single floor in a high-rise building.
Amid the changing awareness of the office due to the coronavirus pandemic, we have positioned it as a space for expanding our business to the world with the spirit of Zen.


