Nishinomiya City T House

The beautiful entrance hall features a chandelier and a Blanc d'Ivoire chest that doubles as storage. The antique botanical prints collected on the wall create a deep and effective wall decoration.

They arranged the bouquet, a gift from Blanc de Juillet, in a Mario Luca Giusti pitcher. They praised the pitcher again, saying it's truly easy to use.

Here is a pillar-style storage furniture and a small round console from a French brand that we previously carried. It's a beautiful decorative space that makes effective use of the area.

A charming dining chair in the entrance hall. It's a lovely entrance with bright light streaming in.

After walking down the hallway and opening the living room door, a grand piano awaits! It's their daughter's piano.

This space was used for practice and piano lessons until she became independent. The bright sunlight feels wonderful.

On the left, the Japanese-style room, which was a blend of Japanese and Western styles, has been converted into a Western-style room resembling a terrace, with non-slip flooring for their dog.

Blanc de Juillet's original fauteuil, a single-seater sofa, and a hobby work corner. The fauteuil is combined with a stool. It's said to be a relaxing space where the whole family can cuddle with their dog.

To the right is the dining space. The new curtains are JLC silk taffeta and linen organza lace curtains. They commented, "I thought plain curtains might be too simple, but the texture is so beautiful and three-dimensional, I'm completely satisfied." The original dining table and Blanc d'Ivoire chairs are elegant, and the mix of white, beige, and gray furniture in the room creates a sophisticated coordination. The buffet under the window fits perfectly, balancing the curtains and adding depth to the room.

Even small spaces are utilized with nightstands they carefully selected.