MOGANA
MOGANA, designed by Tokyo studio Tonerico in collaboration with Kyoto craftspeople, treats Tanizaki's praise of shadow as design brief. Twenty-three suites are wrapped in dark plaster, charred cedar, and inlaid washi, with vertical light slits that admit a shifting band of daylight across the day. Furniture is bespoke; the in-suite tea selection comes from Ippodo. Communal spaces are minimal — a single library, a sento-style bath fed from underground spring water, an eight-seat omakase restaurant. The streetscape outside is residential Kyoto at its quietest.
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