Boston & New England
Japanese Interior Design in Boston
A Japanese designer, a Boston workshop, and thirty years of practice — serving Greater Boston and all of New England.
Design Kyo works where you are: interior shoji fitted to colonial windows in Cambridge, a sunroom saved from winter out past 495 in Harvard, a stone garden inside Brigham and Women's Hospital, restaurants in Boston, a gift store on the harbor side, a tea house restored on Cape Cod.
New England houses are colonials, capes, and standard 2×6 framing — and Japanese design fits inside them without demolition. The house stays itself; the rooms that matter become Japan. Toshio settled in Boston in 1997, and the hybrid of the two building cultures has been his work ever since.
Local, and hands-on
He came the day before to see what needed to be done, was on time each day, and worked with incredible precision. Everything looks terrific.
Clients across Greater Boston describe the same experience: an accurate written estimate, punctual days, a clean worksite, and work that reads like fine furniture. Consultations are free, in person where possible.
Where we work
- Boston, Cambridge, Somerville, Brookline, Newton
- MetroWest — out past 495
- Cape Cod and the South Shore
- Portland, ME and greater New England
- Commercial projects throughout the region
Residential and commercial, from a single shoji screen to a full restaurant build-out.
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