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Almost three decades ago, when houses in Japan did not look as great as those in the U.S. and Europe, we were learning how to run a luxury custom home business in Portland, Oregon in the U.S. With a high ambition – to refine homes in Japan, we opened the door to residential culture.
Houses in the U.S. and Europe are significantly different from traditional ones in Japan. Our series of luxury standalone homes, Villa Modelia, is built upon what we learned from this experience. What kind of designs can express its residents’ individuality in keeping with the scenery of the community? What kind of spatial composition allows the occupant family to get together, have a good time, and be happy? We chose Johnan district, luxury residential areas in the southern part of the Special Wards of Tokyo, to give answers to these questions.
The theme is “a home that appeals to aesthetics” – a home that is creative and functional, artistic and comfortable. Such a home should be a prologue for a healthy lifestyle of its residents, and is also the philosophy of Komura with utmost care for the environment.
With such expectations as “we want to live in it for many years,” and “we want to pass it down to our descendants as a valuable asset,” luxury homes should stay gorgeous over a long period of time, loved by the resident family and by the local community, and be eco-friendly. These attributes are the basis of the Komura Style, and our conviction to always strive to enrich residential culture in Japan.
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