The Arumjigi Foundation's special exhibition 'Room, As It Is' will be held until November 15.
The exhibition explores new possibilities in interior design by applying the aesthetic elements of traditional Korean architecture to modern residential environments.
It showcases Korean elements that have been difficult to apply in modern living spaces like apartments.
Traditional materials, folding screens, and movable walls demonstrate their presence through both structure and materials.
Visitors will be encouraged to reflect on a new residential environment where Korean aesthetics and practicality come together.
Sayart / Nao Yim, yimnao@naver.com
The Arumjigi Foundation's special exhibition 'Room, As It Is' will be held until November 15.
The exhibition explores new possibilities in interior design by applying the aesthetic elements of traditional Korean architecture to modern residential environments.
It showcases Korean elements that have been difficult to apply in modern living spaces like apartments.
Traditional materials, folding screens, and movable walls demonstrate their presence through both structure and materials.
Visitors will be encouraged to reflect on a new residential environment where Korean aesthetics and practicality come together.
Sayart / Nao Yim, yimnao@naver.com
