Concept:
Originating in Taoism during China’s Song dynasty (960–1279) before being passed onto Zen Buddhism, wabi-sabi was originally seen as an austere, restrained form of appreciation.
Wabi, which roughly means ‘the elegant beauty of humble simplicity’, and sabi, which means ‘the passing of time and subsequent deterioration’, form a sense unique to Japan and pivotal to Japanese culture.

Today it encapsulates a more relaxed acceptance of transience, nature and melancholy, favoring the imperfect and incomplete in everything, from architecture to pottery to flower arranging

Mori comprises 137 Crafted Residences, located in a Vibrant city fringe retreat, an escape from hustle and bustle of the city, while being near to good schools