The Lamborghini House is a two-story modern home in Tokyo with a nine-car basement garage and a lift that raises a Lamborghini into the living room. It was reportedly designed by Takuya Tsuchida for a car-loving owner and has been covered since around 2010. Coverage of the same house names the car as a vintage Lamborghini Countach.
| Key fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Location | Shokrane area, Tokyo (some sources say Shinagawa) |
| Reported designer | Takuya Tsuchida |
| Floors | Two |
| Garage | Nine cars, in the basement |
| Car in the living room | A vintage Lamborghini Countach, per reports |
The car lift
A hydraulic platform connects the basement garage to the living room. At the push of a button it lifts the car up, and when it is not on show the platform retracts so the room reads as a normal living space. The owner can step from the car straight into the house.
Inside the house
Coverage describes a museum-like interior: very high ceilings, large chandeliers, mostly white furniture, abstract sculptures, oversized plants and steel-framed glass floors. Reports also mention modern classic chairs and a Le Corbusier collection in the living room.
The home also has the kind of modern technology you would expect in a house built around a car lift. We have no current specifications for the systems.
Ownership
Early reports said the owner ran a clothing company and a restaurant business. We cannot confirm that or the current ownership, and we do not name anyone.
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FAQ
Where is the Lamborghini House?
It is in Tokyo, Japan. Coverage places it in the Shokrane area, while one source says Shinagawa.
Who designed the Lamborghini House?
Published coverage credits architect Takuya Tsuchida.
How many cars does the Lamborghini House hold?
The basement garage holds nine cars.
Which Lamborghini is in the living room?
Reports describe a vintage Lamborghini Countach, raised from the garage on a hydraulic platform.
Can you visit the Lamborghini House?
No. It is a private home, and we have no information on public access.
Last updated: October 2026.
