September 1, 2016 - 10:42 am Japanese brand Muji is known for it’s beautifully designed and relatively inexpensive products. And now it’s making a designer’s dream come true.

More on that later—but first, here’s a little background on the houses themselves. Back in 2000, Muji incorporated Muji House Ltd., a standalone entity that would focus on architecture.

Japanese lifestyle brand Muji and Paris-based Studio 5.5, unveiled their “Manifesto House” at Milan Design Week 2025.

The Muji hut is a tiny house, measuring approximately 98 square feet, all packaged in a very minimalist design. It’s large enough for about three to four people, and the more outdoorsy types ...

Minimalist masters Muji are offering up the chance for a two-year stay in their new, fully-furnished “Window House” for free. Located in Kamakura, roughly 31 miles south of Tokyo, the house ...

Japanese design brand Muji has revealed the prototype for its latest prefab house, which it will test by having a competition winner move in rent-free for two years (+ movie).

Unlike Muji House’s past prefab homes, these three cabins would be even better suited to city-hoppers, since they could move along with their owners.

Japanese company Muji is one of the groups brainstorming the question of earthquake-resistant houses and has introduced a single-story wooden house in the Yamaguchi prefecture built around the ...

MUJI has just offered up a better look at its Yō no Ie (plain house) minimal prefabrication home. Already teased in an 80 square meter layout, this new model home is located in Yamaguchi ...

The Tokyo-based company Muji will start selling three styles of house, off-the-peg, in late 2016. They’ll cost between three and five million yen (£16,000 to £26,700).

The stunning MUJI House is a narrow, building in the heart of Tokyo that blends minimalist design with luminous natural interiors.