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A Pleasant Place as a Couple’s Refuge”

By Magaly • Apr 27, 2018

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deDear-Yeonnam-16 - Bathroom with modern bathtub in white

deDear-Yeonnam-15 - Room with wooden floors and concrete walls

deDear-Yeonnam-14 - Classic studio with hanging lamps

deDear-Yeonnam-13 - Classic studio with high concrete walls

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deDear-Yeonnam-11 - Dining area in retro style

deDear-Yeonnam-10 - Blank kitchen with marble floors also in white

deDear-Yeonnam-09 - View of the library from the top floor

deDear-Yeonnam-08 - Spacious and modern living room with concrete walls

deDear-Yeonnam-07 - Dining room connected to the terrace

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deDear-Yeonnam-05 - Details of the façade with wood and glass walls

deDear-Yeonnam-03 - Exterior view of the construction on a little-traveled street

A Pleasant Place as a Couple's Refuge"

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A couple of fashion designers felt a powerful attraction for this construction and, thinking that they could enjoy a pleasant life-style in this place, decided to build their new nest here, so to speak! It was love at first sight, from the different recreational options offered by the area, to the pleasant spaces where they knew they could enjoy a pleasant walk with their cute dog.

The architecture firm Cho and Partners, led by its team of excellent professionals Hyeonjin Cho, Haewook Jeong and Kyuhwan Kim, were in charge of carrying out this significant project in 2017. It is located in Yeonnam-dong, South Korea and has an area of 277 square meters.

The couple, whose children have all moved out to start their own lives away from the nest, wanted to have a set-up where the living room and the bedroom were united instead of making them each separate spaces. Their goal was to make the entire house feel closer to itself, eliminating any unnecessary barriers that could stand between them. To carry out this unique idea, an equally unique space was made taking one space and creating two rooms by placing one of them (the bedroom) above the other (the living room).