Kitchen & Lifestyle House Studios — 6 Spaces for Food & Living Shoots
Real working kitchens, a family's everyday, an island you can actually cook on. Rooms where life — and food — looks lived-in.
Food and lifestyle work lives or dies on one thing: does it look real? A plastic prop kitchen reads as a set in a single frame. A working one — steam on the window, a knife that cuts, a family's clutter — reads as a life.
Six house studios on CREA with real, usable kitchens and lived-in layouts, for cooking, product and everyday-life shoots.
Family Studio Kashiwa — Chiba, Kashiwa-no-ha A detached house that catches a family's everyday exactly as it is. Living, dining and kitchen flow together along a real domestic path; the tatami room with its closet and kotatsu carries season and quiet — and full blackout when you need it.
STUDIO SAND — Shibuya, Sendagaya A four-storey studio one minute from Kita-sandō, with a genuinely usable kitchen among living, dining, bedroom and wood-deck scenes — cook for real, on camera.
aL/Right STUDIO — Setagaya, Wakabayashi Daylight that lasts till dusk over an architect-designed movable kitchen with IH — re-stage the counter wherever the shot wants it.
MYTONE STUDIO — Shibuya, Nampeidai Solid timber and tile across an 80㎡ house layout — living, bedroom and kitchen with dual-aspect light made for product and food close-ups.
Toishitsu — Yokosuka A wa-modern kominka on the heights with an island-kitchen LDK, study, engawa and garden. Dual-aspect light through the day, and sound and live shooting welcome.
Kominka HUG — Yokohama, Kōhoku A 50-plus-year-old single-storey house with a professional commercial kitchen alongside a wide tatami room and engawa — for re-enactment footage through to full production.
Shoot a kitchen that cooks
These are a few of the lived-in spaces on CREA. Browse the locations directory by amenities and light, save what fits, and share it to your team.