Japanese architectural firm Hironaka Ogawa & Associates decided to make a purely “natural” tone in a modern residential interior. The solution was born by chance in the course of project development for the completion of the house, they decided not to cut down trees, occupying “wrong” place, and organically fit them into a new environment. Originally it was planned that during the expansion of the house, standing in the Japanese city of Kagawa, camphor and zelkova, growing next to it, will be cut down. Designers of office Hironaka Ogawa came up a bold idea: they left the trees in their…