90-Year-Old House Transformed into Stunning Japandi Home

Fukuoka Home Transformation: A 90-Year-Old House Finds New Life with Japandi Design Fukuoka, Japan – A 90-year-old house in Fukuoka, Japan, has received a stunning transformation thanks to the efforts of Anton in Japan, a popular home renovation vlogger. The video documenting the project has garnered significant online attention, showcasing the blend of Japanese minimalism and Scandinavian design principles known as the Japandi style. The renovation focused on the second floor of the abandoned house. The original tatami mats and sliding doors were preserved and incorporated into the new design, while modern elements such as hardwood oak flooring and a dedicated reading nook were added. The vlogger, Anton, emphasizes the project's sustainability and timeless design. "I wanted this corner to be like a reading nook," Anton explains in the video, highlighting the placement of the reading area to maximize natural light. The final result is a harmonious blend of old and new, showcasing the beauty of simplicity and functionality. The project serves as a testament to the potential of sustainable remodeling and the enduring appeal of traditional Japanese architecture combined with contemporary design.