Kanso — a Japanese principle meaning simplicity and the elimination of clutter — forms the soul of this residence. The home is envisioned as a serene retreat, where Japandi minimalism and Wabi-Sabi philosophy converge to create spaces that are both purposeful and poetic.

The design begins with a restrained, neutral palette layered with natural textures — wood, stone, and hand-finished plaster — allowing calmness to flow seamlessly through each room. This foundation not only highlights the beauty of imperfection but also invites the eye to rest.

A focal wall at the entrance becomes the quiet statement of the home. Crafted with organic textures, it sets the tone for the interiors, elevated by a single piece of art or a bonsai — a gesture that embodies balance, nature, and restraint.

Furniture choices follow Japandi’s understated elegance: clean-lined silhouettes, soft tactile upholstery, and a devotion to functionality. Minimal wall paneling and open volumes allow light and shadow to animate the spaces, creating a meditative rhythm throughout.

Project Kanso is not just a home — it is a philosophy made tangible. A celebration of balance, simplicity, and authenticity, designed to feel timeless in its stillness and deeply human in its warmth.