We don't usually publish unfurnished houses but decided to make an exception here. This mountain home, designed by architects from yuusuke karasawa architects, is situated in the mountains of Japan's B?s? Peninsula and takes the simple form a cube and transforms it into a unique and almost futuristic space. Without the typical "mountain cabin" effects like taxidermy and fireplaces, this weekend home is much more serene and a perfect retreat for creatives.
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The exterior of the cabin, constructed from rose mahogany, betrays the theme of the design out right. The overall shape is a simple cube while the single window on each wall is a rotated square, which is an idea that carries through every aspect of the interior. 
A bathroom is not the most unusual place to see a cube shape used, but this particular one is encased entirely in glass. The removed location of the cabin allows anyone inside the room to see all the way to the outside while still maintaining privacy, which is perhaps the ultimate luxury. 
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