Japanese architecture always has allurement to me as the limitation of space make things subtle.

yes, Spatial Fluency dominates 21st century’s architecture. Kino did so by using ‘L’, while Zaha pushing her circulations into extremity. ‘They all remain essentially the same despite all apparent changes’.

but somehow i find the absolute contrast between wood and white bears some resemblance of a morgue. maybe because it’s not inhabited at the moment, white long curtain blowing at night in an empty clean space can be scary…Ring

wood with excessive knots like decayed banana skin…

in the photo of the sink in toilet, two red flowers reflected in the mirror brings a garden atmosphere to the wooden space.

wide-angle lens’ photos can lie to u in terms of spatial quality…

Some suggestions:
1. Your layout sketch should have some labels showing names of individual rooms to make it easier to reference to the corresponding pictures.
2. The same for each pictures, giving them functional names give the readers better understanding of the relationship.
3, Its hard to vision from the pictures, should have more wide angled pictures.
4. The picture in the bedroom is too white so once you scan it, you lose more clarity…making hard to see the background.