Designed by Tassiana Oshiro for CASACOR Bolivia 2021, the space impresses with the simplicity of the color palette
Updated at Apr 28, 2021, 5:41 PM - Submitted at Apr 29, 2021, 9:00 AM
Komorebí House - Tassiana Oshiro. Komorebi is a Japanese word that designates the phenomenon that occurs when sunlight intertwines with tree branches. It is also the name of this environment that is based on Japanese minimalism, where each element maintains its essence and personality, respecting the natural cycle of things and their evolution, but without losing its identity. A place with textured walls, natural light, indirect lighting, warm beige and gray tones, with contrasts and a translucent facade.(Alvaro Mier/)
Casa Komorebí , designed by architect Tassiana Oshiro for CASACOR Bolivia 2021 , is a true awakening of coziness. Based on Japanese minimalism , each element of the environment maintains its essence and personality , respecting the natural cycle of things and their evolution without losing the identity . 
Natural light, indirect lighting and a strong presence of wood reinforce comfort and invite visitors to leave their worries aside to enjoy a moment of calm and rest . 
The word Komorebí – which gives the environment its name – is of Japanese origin and names the phenomenon that occurs when sunlight intertwines with the branches of trees .
