THE JAPANDI HOME: Where Scandinavian Meets Japanese Design
In a remarkable collaboration, Zero Renovation, led by CEO Satoru Ebinuma, is set to unveil THE JAPANDI HOME, a unique renovation project designed in partnership with Swedish DIY creator Anton Wallman. Officially on the market starting September 6, 2025, this innovative living space promises to capture the hearts of design enthusiasts worldwide.
A Creative Collaboration
With over two million followers on social media, Anton Wallman is not just a DIY creator but also a model for global fashion brands. His experience in the industry has provided him with a unique perspective that he brings to this project. THE JAPANDI HOME marks Wallman’s first venture into residential renovation, and he aims to combine the aesthetics of his native Scandinavian culture with the elegance of Japanese space design.
The project originated from inquiries received by Wallman through his YouTube channel, where he offers advice on property hunting and renovations. Many foreign residents in Japan expressed challenges with the local housing market, stating that new apartments often do not fit their aesthetic tastes, and that they are accustomed to a different style of living back home. This feedback revealed a gap in the market, prompting Wallman and Zero Renovation to act.
Project Background
This initiative aligns with Zen principles epitomized by the idea of 'knowing contentment'. Recognizing the increasing demand for distinctive living spaces, this partnership aims to address the needs of foreigners living in Japan who seek a home that fits their expectations. By marrying Wallman's minimalist Scandinavian approach with Zero Renovation’s zealous craftsmanship, THE JAPANDI HOME showcases the culmination of meaningful design.
Project Significance
- - Revitalizing Vintage Spaces: The project revolves around the transformation of a 65-year-old vintage apartment complex into a desirable residence.
- - Elegant Designs: It promises a sophisticated aesthetic featuring a unique blend of Nordic and Japanese themes.
- - Promoting Sustainable Housing: With a focus on compact homes, the project contributes to urban housing circulation and sustainability.
In a world where design, functionality, and location are paramount, THE JAPANDI HOME emerges as a solution that resonates with modern needs.
Features of THE JAPANDI HOME
The residence is characterized by its minimalist approach, promoting a sense of essential richness and beauty through simplicity. Key attributes include:
- - A tatami room that features a large round window and a cozy nook for relaxation.
- - Traditional plaster walls, showcasing the beauty of time-honored techniques.
- - Organic arched designs that harmonize with nature.
- - A renewed earthy palette for the existing bathroom, enhancing tranquility.
- - Soft, diffused light from shoji screens that serve as versatile dividers and accent walls.
Before and After shots of the renovation process.
Property Details
Now located in the posh neighborhood of Meguro City, Tokyo:
- - Size: 48.79 square meters
- - Year Built: March 1960
- - Structure: Reinforced concrete
- - Selling Price: 52,800,000 JPY
- - Management Fee: 5,000 JPY per month
- - Repair Reserve Fund: 20,000 JPY per month
Find more about this project on our dedicated page:
THE JAPANDI HOME
Insights from the Team
Anton Wallman, Producer: