SEOUL

Seoul

|

South Korea

SCHEMATIC

Area:

3,500

sq. ft.

Status:

Schematic

Discipline:

Interiors

Set high above the energy of Seoul, this 3,500-square-foot private residence was conceived as a retreat from the intensity of urban life. Designed as a showcase residence within a luxury residential tower, the interiors offer a sense of quiet release, where natural materials, soft textures, and a restrained palette create an atmosphere of calm.

Drawing inspiration from expansive views across the surrounding parkland, the design introduces a material language that feels organic, tactile, and deeply considered. Wire-brushed white oak, richly textured fabrics, and subtle tonal variations lend warmth and dimension to the spaces, moving away from the sharper contrasts and polished surfaces often associated with contemporary luxury developments.

Throughout the residence, a sense of continuity connects the interiors while allowing individual spaces to become intimate and private. The result is an environment that feels cohesive without being prescriptive, balancing a distinctly elevated level of finish with the comfort and adaptability of a personal home.

Conceived for an international, cosmopolitan audience, Seoul offers a quieter interpretation of luxury—one defined not by ornament or excess, but by material richness, thoughtful restraint, and the experience of coming home.

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SEOUL

Seoul

|

South Korea

SCHEMATIC

Area:

3,500

sq. ft.

Status:

Schematic

Discipline:

Interiors

Set high above the energy of Seoul, this 3,500-square-foot private residence was conceived as a retreat from the intensity of urban life. Designed as a showcase residence within a luxury residential tower, the interiors offer a sense of quiet release, where natural materials, soft textures, and a restrained palette create an atmosphere of calm.

Drawing inspiration from expansive views across the surrounding parkland, the design introduces a material language that feels organic, tactile, and deeply considered. Wire-brushed white oak, richly textured fabrics, and subtle tonal variations lend warmth and dimension to the spaces, moving away from the sharper contrasts and polished surfaces often associated with contemporary luxury developments.

Throughout the residence, a sense of continuity connects the interiors while allowing individual spaces to become intimate and private. The result is an environment that feels cohesive without being prescriptive, balancing a distinctly elevated level of finish with the comfort and adaptability of a personal home.

Conceived for an international, cosmopolitan audience, Seoul offers a quieter interpretation of luxury—one defined not by ornament or excess, but by material richness, thoughtful restraint, and the experience of coming home.

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SEOUL

Seoul

|

South Korea

SCHEMATIC

Area:

3,500

sq. ft.

Status:

Schematic

Discipline:

Interiors

Set high above the energy of Seoul, this 3,500-square-foot private residence was conceived as a retreat from the intensity of urban life. Designed as a showcase residence within a luxury residential tower, the interiors offer a sense of quiet release, where natural materials, soft textures, and a restrained palette create an atmosphere of calm.

Drawing inspiration from expansive views across the surrounding parkland, the design introduces a material language that feels organic, tactile, and deeply considered. Wire-brushed white oak, richly textured fabrics, and subtle tonal variations lend warmth and dimension to the spaces, moving away from the sharper contrasts and polished surfaces often associated with contemporary luxury developments.

Throughout the residence, a sense of continuity connects the interiors while allowing individual spaces to become intimate and private. The result is an environment that feels cohesive without being prescriptive, balancing a distinctly elevated level of finish with the comfort and adaptability of a personal home.

Conceived for an international, cosmopolitan audience, Seoul offers a quieter interpretation of luxury—one defined not by ornament or excess, but by material richness, thoughtful restraint, and the experience of coming home.

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SEOUL

Seoul

|

South Korea

SCHEMATIC

Area:

3,500

sq. ft.

Status:

Schematic

Discipline:

Interiors

Set high above the energy of Seoul, this 3,500-square-foot private residence was conceived as a retreat from the intensity of urban life. Designed as a showcase residence within a luxury residential tower, the interiors offer a sense of quiet release, where natural materials, soft textures, and a restrained palette create an atmosphere of calm.

Drawing inspiration from expansive views across the surrounding parkland, the design introduces a material language that feels organic, tactile, and deeply considered. Wire-brushed white oak, richly textured fabrics, and subtle tonal variations lend warmth and dimension to the spaces, moving away from the sharper contrasts and polished surfaces often associated with contemporary luxury developments.

Throughout the residence, a sense of continuity connects the interiors while allowing individual spaces to become intimate and private. The result is an environment that feels cohesive without being prescriptive, balancing a distinctly elevated level of finish with the comfort and adaptability of a personal home.

Conceived for an international, cosmopolitan audience, Seoul offers a quieter interpretation of luxury—one defined not by ornament or excess, but by material richness, thoughtful restraint, and the experience of coming home.

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