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The Goesan house where Hyojae lives, bringing nature in, the house of a mother and daughter who are senior and junior designers who promote the beauty of hanbok to the world. This week’s episode of ‘Architectural Exploration House’, about the house that a famous designer rescued from the swamp, will be broadcast on EBS1TV at 9:55 pm on the 14th (Tuesday).
A house where even falling leaves become treasures
How is the house where famous designer Hyojae lives decorated?
Lee Hyo-jae, a girl who always looks like a girl and brings nature into her home. As soon as she touches it, even a fluttering leaf is reborn as a precious treasure. Designer Lee Hyo-jae has made a name for herself in many fields, starting with her hanbok designer, bojagi artist instructor, children’s book author, and more. She visits her home and explores the spaces filled with love, from the yard to the bathroom.
Designer Lee Hyo-jae lives in Goesan, Chungcheongbuk-do. Contrary to expectations that her house would be spacious and luxurious, she lives in a rather narrow house of 18 pyeong. They say she lives in a square, square-shaped house with only the bare minimum of furniture. What spaces are located in this house?
Myeongru is the multi-purpose space of this house, completed with the designer’s love. By displaying various interior props in a space that could otherwise be ordinary, Myeongru’s uniqueness was added. Among them, the four colanders hanging from the ceiling are the most notable. It is said that inside this colander is a surprise gift for guests visiting from far away. What gift is inside her colander?
Hyojae Lee, a designer who has been known for a long time. This house is dotted with gifts from her precious friends. From the handwriting that poet Oisoo Lee wrote for her with her ramen chopsticks to the name ‘Woon Sangjeong’ that singer Na Hoon-ah gave her as a gift. It is said that each gift from those who made the space special contains an anecdote.
A house reborn by creating natural functions and elements. However, there is an unexpected inconvenience lurking in this house. Architect Lee Hyeon-wook even says that the house could collapse after three years due to serious ceiling leakage problems. The problem arose because she didn’t build an eaves, so she always has a candle in her hand when she goes to the bathroom. Nevertheless, her flaws were covered, and the bathroom was filled with things she loved. She exchanges her tee for her jade and lives without losing her smile.
“To me, home is an ongoing process. “There is no completion.” The designer’s touch touches every corner of the house, and it has been reborn as a home full of elegance. This is a place where you can fully enjoy the surrounding nature and see her brightness. We visit designer Lee Hyo-jae’s home, looking forward to being filled with more of her colors in the future.
design house and history
What kind of house will the first Korean to appear on the Oscar stage live in? Mok Eun-jeong, a famous Korean designer, was invited not only to the Oscars but also to New York Fashion Week. She started out designing wedding dresses and was very active, but she felt sad that her hanbok was disappearing, so she started developing her own hanbok dress. Her daughter Kim Chae-young, who learned design over her shoulder from a young age, also works as her junior designer, and her mother and daughter are promoting hanbok to the world. Let’s explore together what colors she would have designed and used in her mother and daughter’s home.
Designer Mok Eun-jeong lives in Jongno-gu, Seoul. She sold real estate and visited over 100 homes for sale. She says this home was perfect for her family, including their three dogs. Although it is an old prison that is over 50 years old, what special secret is hidden in this house that is still strong and solid?
The open living room and kitchen are visible as soon as you enter the house. And even a closet that fills one wall. Since both mother and daughter are fashion designers, there was not enough storage space, so the closet extended into the living room. This is also true for her daughter Kim Chae-young’s room, which also has closets on three sides. A mother and daughter’s house full of closets. But how can work be carried out in a place where there is no separate studio in sight?
The answer lies right in the kitchen! Designer Mok Eun-jeong created a large table measuring 3,600 cm across, even drawing the blueprint herself. As a result, I was able to play the role of a mother on one side of the table and a designer on the other side. This isn’t the only place her touch touches. For parts that felt old-fashioned, he personally measured the size of the sheets, cut them, and pasted them. To create the gallery window, he even climbed a ladder and constructed his own design.
This house, unlike typical house structures, is characterized by a connection from the living room on the second floor to the master bedroom on the first floor. It is said that the height difference, which can be inconvenient because it was built on a sloping land, was overcome by connecting the master bedroom and the yard. So what are the other inconveniences of this house? She talks about why she couldn’t put a lamp in the center of her master bedroom and about the ceiling leaks that occurred over time.
“Even if I only live for a day, I want to live in a house that is my own.” It is said that strategic remodeling brought her great satisfaction on a small budget. This place is designed for families and you can feel love in every space. We visit the home of designer Mok Eun-jeong, who will record more history in the future.
Photo by Reporter Park So-gi EBS ‘Architectural Exploration’
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2024-05-14 14:40:34