Interior, Furniture and Objects
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Selected Works(21-24)
To efficiently utilize the space in small but long-structured apartments, we considered the layout carefully. Simultaneously, we researched the lifestyles and habits of the residents to design the kitchen and furniture accordingly.
AB Table for a Long House, 2024
The design is inspired by the characteristics of a long house, using different shapes and materials for each countertop to create a three-dimensional experience and design that allows individuals to use their time differently.
produced by Studio EAEA
photo by Mihyun Son
The design is inspired by the characteristics of a long house, using different shapes and materials for each countertop to create a three-dimensional experience and design that allows individuals to use their time differently.
produced by Studio EAEA
photo by Mihyun Son
I designed tables for promoting and presenting the new issue of Magazine B. Users can arrange two identical tables in different ways to. create new displays.
produced by Ggangchul Factory
photo by Mihyun Son
photo by Mihyun Son
designed by Spatial Semiology
(Giseok Kim, Juno Yoon, Hanpark Hyunjin, Noëmi Orgaer)
produced by Ggangchul Factory, Vasa
photo by Mihyun Son
photo by Mihyun Son
This is a kitchen project for the home appliance brand "Stena," which focuses on everyday life. We propose an open kitchen concept that considers communication with Stena's customers and users' needs. Instead of traditional kitchen appliances, each piece of furniture is designed to perform its function and be expandable.
produced by Ggangchul Factory, Vasa
photo by Mihyun Son
photo by Mihyun Son
produced by Studio EAEA
photo by Mihyun Son
photo by Mihyun Son
This project is for a photographer's workspace. The kitchen and furniture were designed to reflect the photographer's preferences, and a movable wall was created to store the necessary papers for photo shoots.
produced by Ggangchul Factory
photo by Mihyun Son
photo by Mihyun Son
Steel bar, Electric cable
(30.3 x 11.8 x 11.8 cm)
A lamp is an object that emits light by converting electrical energy through electric current into light energy. Through the Reel Lamp, Spatial Semiology reveals the electric wire, the component that is an essential accessory to the light but has been hidden as a “part,” as the primary material. The loose wire becomes a hard skin that wraps around the structure, and the transparent skin gently diffuses light. The overall shape was inspired by the Korean traditional ‘Eole,’ a tool for winding threads.
Juno Yoon, Giseok Kim
Spatial Semiology
"Improvisation and Ensemble" is furniture made for the studio of Lee Yang-hee, a choreographer actively working in order to expand the subject and concept of choreography. Inspired by Lee's way of "expanding" her body and movement into her space and daily environment, Spatial Semiology designed a multidirectional desk, enabling a flexible utilization.
designed by Spatial Semiology
(Juno Yoon, Giseok Kim, Hanpark Hyunjin)
produced by Ggangchul Factory
photo by Mihyun Son
photo by Mihyun Son