Introducing
MUJI Interior Case Studies
We would like to introduce case studies of individuals and dwellings that incorporates MUJI storage furniture and supplies to create a pleasant living life.
Discover how MUJI can help you transform your space with furniture and storage solutions that not only maximises limited space but truly express who you are, so that you can experience a pleasant living.
Case Study 01.
To live in this place full with love.
Living individually, type of dwelling: mansion
The individual wants to feel the vibrant and colourful atmosphere of the city even when he spends time at home, incorporating all of his favourite things in the space againse the backdrop of the city.
Case Study 02.
In a simple and natural space with storage in mind.
Family of 4, type of dwelling: detached house
When I moved to my new home, I consulted with MUJI so I can change the furniture to match the changes according to my child's growth. I love the atmosphere of MUJI, and my desire is to create a living-dining room that is bright and natural for my family to spend their time calmly.
Case Study 03.
Spend the time you cherish comfortably.
Living individually, type of dwelling: mansion
Cooking, brewing coffee, inviting people - The individual is particular about how to make their precious time comfortable.
Case Study 04.
A house where the wind, light, and all family members can feel close to each other.
Family of 4, type of dewelling: detached house
"I like the atmosphere of Shonan, which is neither urban nor rural, and decided to live permanently in this area with lots of greenery and close to the sea," says MUJI's staff.
Case Study 05.
With a storage idea that considers your current lifestyles, you can make your life even more comfortable.
Family of 5, type of dwelling: detached house
A husband who lives here has been a fan of MUJI since he was a student - "The paper tube rack I bought at that time is still used in my bedroom. I have been using MUJI products for a long time."
When moving to a new house, the family introduced a large dining table that complements the wood grain of MUJI stacking shelves to create a warm harmony within the space.
Case Study 06.
Japanese-style room with sofa & stacking shelf.
Couple, type of dwelling: mansion
As the individual has said, "I have been using MUJI products for a long time because I do not get tired of them."
The living room with the sofa on the tatami mat is a relaxing space where one can relax in various ways, whether it is on the sofa or the floor.
Case Study 07.
Full of storage ideas in various parts of the room.
Family of 3, type of dwelling: detached house.
Since the wife is an avid green thumb, there are various plants everywhere in the house. Many of the furniture other than MUJI make use of wood; the rooms surrounded by natural wood texture and fresh green creates a cosy space that makes one forget the passage of time.
Case Study 08.
As furniture changes, so does the style of living.
Family of 6, type of dwelling: detached house.
"As my child grew up, my family was less likely to meet each other, so I wanted to set up a new place for my family to gather."
In response to such a request, MUJI proposes our Living Dining series that can be used both in the living room and the dining room. After the installation of the new furniture, the lifestyle of the family has changed positively, allowing everyone to gather around.
Case Study 09.
Living low where you can always be close to your dog
Couple, type of dwelling: mansion
The homeowners have always liked MUJI Living Dining series that can be used in both the living room and dining room, and they always wanted it in their home.
When they moved, they wanted the room centered around this furniture - "Since we live with our dog, the furniture set is more convenient than we had imagined due to the lower level. We can eat, fold the laundry, or relax while watching TV. We spend a lot of time sitting here.
Case Study 10.
A comfortable space that does not feel enclosed even without opening windows.
A family living in a renovated condominium.
Since it is situated on the 12th floor, the homeowners wanted a comfortable space plan that does not feel closed even if they leave the window unopened.