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Comfortable and Cozy House with Wonderful Views

By • Jan 16, 2018

This house is located in an area of Jeju Island in Seogwipo-si, South Korea and is surrounded by a natural and relaxing environment with beautiful views over the ocean and Mount Hallasan. From the slope in which it is located, you can see out to the sea. It’s easy to see that the lifestyle here is unique, relaxing and full of the magic that comes from feeling surrounded by nature. It is surrounded by low stone walls and has two levels. The structure itself is surrounded by trees, adding another element of beauty while simultaneously providing shade and privacy.

Spectacular cabin made of stone and wood
Entrance to the cabin

Well-harmonized with the characteristics and the natural environment of Jeju, the house is a contemporary house that incorporates elements of traditional Korean residences (called Hanok), such as traditional eaves and wooden floors.

Cottage surrounded by green garden with vegetation
Interior full of natural light

The design, carried out by Guga architecture firm Urban Architecture, led by its team of professionals Jiyoung Joe, Soomin Yang and Seongeun Gu, was built in 2016 and has an area of ​​191 square meters.

Wonderful interior in wood and white
Kitchen-dining area with cirtsal walls
Living room with modern sofa and wooden floors
Modern comedror in wood and white
Large room with relaxation and reading area
Cozy room
Bathroom in rustic style
External view through the glass walls
Night view from the garden
Night view of the construction
Spectacular cabin made of stone and wood
Entrance to the cabin
Cottage surrounded by green garden with vegetation
Interior full of natural light
Wonderful interior in wood and white

Kitchen-dining area with cirtsal walls
Living room with modern sofa and wooden floors
Modern comedror in wood and white
Large room with relaxation and reading area
Cozy room

Bathroom in rustic style
External view through the glass walls
Night view from the garden
Night view of the construction




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