Hotel Hakuba in Japan: The Ultimate in Japanese/Scandinavian Style

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Join us for a tour of Hotel Hakuba, a ski lodge near Nagano, Japan, that merges Japanese architecture with midcentury Scandinavian and Finn Juhl designs.

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The communal dining area, fitted with Finn Juhl designs.

And the communal sitting room.

A newly reissued VL45 Radiohus Pendant Light hovers over a table.

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The floors are whitewashed oak throughout.

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