Japanese Interiors (Phaidon, 2022) offers an intimate look at 28 distinctive homes across Japan, from serene seaside retreats to urban live/work spaces. Written by Vogue Japan editor Mihoko Iida, this 256-page volume challenges the minimalist stereotype, revealing a rich design language that blends tradition with innovation. Through stunning photography and thoughtful commentary, the book explores how these interiors honor nature, celebrate craftsmanship, and reflect the evolving ethos of Japanese living. Featuring work by architects like Kengo Kuma, nendo, and Kunio Maekawa, it's both a visual journey and a study in enduring design.