Creator tours Japanese-inspired home entrywayfrom @im_ericwang

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I recently moved into this all original Japanese inspired mid century home, and this area here is my absolute favorite part of the house, so let me show you around. The first thing you'll probably notice is this absolutely massive skylight, which lets a ton of natural light into the space, and has these pretty awesome Shoji sliding screens which actually move back and forth so you can adjust the amount of light you want. I'm probably gonna keep it half open like this most of the time since I am planning on putting some plants here which could definitely benefit from some direct natural light. Right under that big skylight is this pretty big spiral staircase which connects the carport, which is under the house, all the way up here to this main level. This entire thing is actually welded together as one massive piece of black steel, which definitely makes it pretty visually striking and also makes coming up to this main level of the house a pretty unique and fun experience. One last thing I wanted to highlight is this little area right here, which no only has this unfortunately beat up pendant that is original to when the home was built in the sixties, but also this smaller little secondary skylight here, which actually used to be open. The reason for that is there actually used to be a tree that grew from under the worse, through the floor right here, and then up through this little skylight right here. Obviously, you can see it's not here anymore, but it is still pretty awesome to know that that's what that was once used for.