Most modern homes and commercial enterprises occupy different space and often entirely different neighborhoods. Many of us are just not comfortable with living above a commercial outlet. Some feel it is an infringement on their privacy while others detest the constant rush. But the owner of this Japanese café takes an entirely different approach to life as his personal residence sits on the two floors above the lovely café on the street level. The IDUMI Cafe + Residence was designed by Tenhachi Architect & Interior Design and it sits in a busy neighborhood of Tokyo and welcomes guests with its understated class.Simple logo of the cafe is all you find on the street facade greeting guests!The modest coffee outlet and hangout has a street façade that is unlike most other cafes and you just find the minimal logo of the store outside welcoming you. On the inside, one sees an overload of wood and modern minimal aesthetics that are innate to traditional Japanese design. The wooden beams coupled with sporadic use of indoor plants creates a cozy and intimate setting that ensures guests can escape the rush of Tokyo and enjoy a few quiet and tranquil moments with friends and family. An overload of natural light and fine wooden décor complete the café below.RELATED: Creative Origami House In Japan Combines A Distinct Silhouette With Modern MinimalismSparkling and simple lighting for the interior makes a big impact against the woodsy backdropFabulous use of lovely wood structu...