Tokyo Loft

A Penthouse Located in Hiroo , the international neighborhood of Tokyo . This typical Japanese style 3 bedroom apartment in a regular Tokyo Building , transformed to a sunny Penthouse Loft ,using special doors and closets enable the owners to have many versatile configurations of living. Inspired from the Tea Ceremony world we Created a 3D ceiling in the studio area , gives a unique quiet energy at the entrance to the Loft. Technical data : Location : Hiroo , Tokyo Size : 82sqm Total Rooms : Studio , Living-Kitchen and bedroom Floors :Studio/Living - Grey Concrete , Bath - White concrete Wood Floors : Bedroom -Colored oak , Terraces and bath - Teak wood. Lights : Iguzzini minimal , Traxon LED RGB ,Forbes and Lomax swithes. Studio / Entrance Hall : -Sofa by B&B Italy -Tables by No Name and Cappellini Italy -Drawers by Cartel -Bookshelf - Salvador Nissi Vilcovsky - Custom made laser cut stainless steel and glass doors 80kg each hanged by one 10mm screw , to divide the spaces , with the possibility to turn them 360 degrees , and side ways , in order to allow versatility.- by Salvador Nissi Vilcovsky Kitchen: - Dark wood and stainless steel kitchen is by Boffi . - Table and chairs by Edra - Oven and dishwasher by Miele - Hidden Ventilation hood as a drawer by Salvador Nissi Vilcovsky Bath : - Free standing Bath by Hoesch Germany - Taps and sync by Boffi - Washlet Neolast by Toto - Hidden washing Machine closet by Salvador Nissi Vilcovsky Magazines Shelf by Mariko Kobayashi Bedroom : - Movable closet - a movable walk in closet , made from 3 movable closets add one fixed , enable the owners to close it as part of the wall. By Salvador Nissi Vilcovsky - Bed by Cassina Other Details : - Hidden state of the art Hi-Fi system - hidden in the walls , camouflaged in the "Aircon Tunnels " 11 speakers , the main system is hidden in a pseudo wall , that can be open. - Hidden Bar in the wall - The 3 sunny terraces transformed with a deck and solid stainless steel monolithic hand rail by Salvador Nissi Vilcovsky About Salvador Nissi Vilcovsky: Having worked in the fields of high-technology and software, Salvador “retired” to pursue his passion for design. Traveling more than 90 countries, observing cultures and ways of life to determine new design directions, Salvador then entered Domus Academy in Milan, where he attained a Master’s Degree in Design. He has subsequently collaborated with design leaders and completed successful collaborations with Louis Vuitton, Sunstar (Japan), Swarovski, Mizar Lighting (Italy) and Dietiker (Switzerland), to name a few. His works have also been featured in several leading design magazines and international exhibitions. Following successful lectures on design and interactive design at universities throughout the world, Salvador is now a Guest Researcher at Tokyo’s prestigious Waseda University.