Tokyo studio I IN has renovated Lulla House, a holiday home overlooking the ocean in Kamakura, Japan, creating "a space where the beauty of the view becomes a collective experience".

Located about an hour and a half from central Tokyo, Lulla House was designed for a client who has a fashion brand.

The brief saw I IN transform a former office and residential building into a holiday home that can also be used as a showroom for the owner's label.

The beach house in Kamakura will also be used as a showroom

The studio, which was founded by Yohei Terui and Hiromu Yuyama, focused on creating a home that celebrates the striking location.

"Facing the open sea, the architecture responds by framing the landscape with the largest possible windows," Yuyama told Dezeen.

"The intention was to allow visitors to experience the scenery not only visually, but physically and emotionally."

Rattan ropes decorate the exterior of Lulla House

I IN retained the building's existing steel structure but reconstructed all of its…