Once you've found a great property and bought some great furniture, is that the end of creating a room? Of course not. An interior is only complete when it reflects the personality of the person who lives there. We are drawn to rooms that naturally exude a person's individuality. So how does that "individuality" come about? This is what we explored in this special feature. It's your own room, so it would be a little sad to just look around and line it with trendy items. Let's create it however we like, following our own rules. Contents: Me, my room, and my rules. We visited 13 rooms in 11 cities in search of unique ways to live. We asked each person about their "my rules" when creating their interiors! #01 NEW YORK 1 / #02 COPENHAGEN /#03 MONTREAL /
#04 DEHRADUN /#05 PARIS / #06 NEW YORK 2 /
#07 NEW YORK 3 / #08 LONDON /#09 KANAGAWA /
#10 VIRGINIA /#11 MILAN / #12 EHIME /#13 STOCKHOLM

■Yamasu Sokurashi Urayamashi
I want to live in nature. But I also want to play in the city.

Researching life at the foot of the mountain, at a comfortable distance from both the mountains and the city.

■SMALL THINGS
Storage boxes, bookends, clocks, and incense holders.
These supporting items that decorate a room are what reveal the personality of the person living there.

■ALTERNATIVE DIY LESSON
With a little imagination, furniture can become more free.
A strange DIY course by the up-and-coming architectural design group DODI.

■Home Sweet Home
The Octopus Pan in Seoul and the Boathouse in London.
Let's take a look at the lives of two people who made unique home choices.

■Who makes them?
There are still many unknown pieces of furniture in Japan.
We met and talked with artisans and artists who make small things.

...and more

Publisher: ‎Magazine House
Language: ‎Japanese