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Hotel Screen Kyoto

Posted by lasta Saturday, April 12, 2008

One of my life's goal is to travel to Japan some day. I think it is such a beautiful country, and the culture fascinates me. Of course, being the design addict that I am; I also would love to experience Japanese design up close. I love the Japanese aesthetic because it is so clean, delicate, straight forward and serene. On the day I do get to travel there, I would love to stay at the Hotel Screen Kyoto. Every room in the hotel was planned by a different artist or designer, so no two rooms are alike.

(Via Happy Mundane)

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