This captivating project by IDEOLOGIST Bureau in Moscow, Russia, takes inspiration from the Japanese concept of “nisetai jutaku,” or dual family homes, to create a harmonious and adaptable living space. Designed in 2021, the house seamlessly merges two contemporary residences, offering both communal living and individual privacy. With strategic use of natural light, warm lighting, and a minimalist aesthetic, the design evokes the timeless aesthetics of Japanese architecture while prioritizing functionality and well-being.

About Jutaku-Inspired House
Harmonious Living: A Dual-Family Residence Inspired by Jutaku
This project, crafted by the IDEOLOGIST Bureau, is a captivating fusion of contemporary design and the traditional Japanese concept of nisetai jutaku (dual-family homes). Located in Moscow, Russia, this exceptional house (2,153 sq ft or 200 sq m) offers a unique living experience that seamlessly blends communal living and individual privacy. Merging Spaces, Fostering Connections
Guided by the nisetai jutaku philosophy, the designers skillfully combined two distinct living quarters into a harmonious, functional space. Each residence maintains its own private entrance, bedrooms, and kitchens, while a centralized, expansive living or dining area facilitates shared experiences and quality time together.
Embracing Light and Adaptability
Naturally, the project’s design ethos revolves around maximizing natural light to create an inviting...