DH18 HAPCHEON HOUSE
Typology. Detached House
Scope. Architecture · Interior Design · Furniture Styling
Completion. 2025. 11.
Location. Hapcheon-gun, Gyeongsangnam-do
DH18 Hapcheon House is a small family home shaped by the individual hopes of a couple and their four children. With the children ranging in age from early childhood to young adulthood, the house was planned to accommodate six family members with different routines and evolving needs. The design carefully reconciles the couple’s contrasting preferences while allowing each member of the family to maintain a sense of individuality and remain naturally connected to one another.
The living room and kitchen form the heart of the house, providing a shared setting where the family can gather throughout the day. Large windows facing the courtyard establish a visual connection between the interior and the outdoors while drawing abundant daylight deep into the home. The kitchen island and adjacent dining area bring cooking, dining, and conversation together within one continuous communal space. A generous ceiling height and open upper level create a sense of vertical expansion, while the visual connection between the staircase and upper floor allows the family to remain aware of one another’s presence across different levels.
A predominantly white palette gives the interior a bright, clean, and spacious character. Light-toned wood is applied consistently across the staircase, doors, built-in storage, and kitchen island, introducing warmth and material continuity. Integrated cabinetry, streamlined kitchen elements, and recessed lighting reduce visual clutter and reinforce the clarity of the space. Daylight filtered through sheer curtains spreads softly across the interior, creating subtle patterns that shift across the floors and timber surfaces throughout the day.
The furniture was selected to complement both the restrained interior and the family’s everyday routines. A softly shaped dining table and natural wood furniture bring comfort and warmth to the light-filled setting, completing a welcoming place for the family to come together. Designed to embrace the different tastes, growth, and changing lives of six individuals, the house provides an enduring backdrop for new family memories in their hometown.
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The ‘INHERITANCE’ Lounge is a branding and interior design project developed to reposition Eldis Regent Hotel as a premium urban destination. While preserving the hotel’s strengths in accessibility and practicality, the project reinterprets its accumulated history and sense of place, transforming the lounge into a core space that defines the hotel’s renewed identity. The lounge is designed as a sequential spatial journey, where the atmosphere gradually deepens from the open lobby toward more intimate inner zones. Curved forms and fluid circulation guide movement naturally, while a variety of seating typologies support both casual stays and focused moments. The innermost area, inspired by the concept of a “cave,” offers a sense of retreat and immersion, allowing guests to step away from the city and into a carefully orchestrated spatial narrative.
Light, Nature, and Fragrance as Design Language
Light, nature, and fragrance serve as the primary design languages of the space. Layered lighting creates subtle contrasts and shifting moods throughout the day, while real planting and nature-inspired materials bring warmth and vitality indoors. A signature scent, developed specifically for the lounge, completes the experience—quietly embedding the brand into memory through an invisible yet powerful sensory layer.
From Interior Design to Integrated Branding
More than a lounge renovation, ‘INHERITANCE’ is a fully integrated branding project encompassing spatial planning, interior design, graphic identity, and scent branding. From concept to execution, every element was developed as part of a unified system, redefining the hotel not simply as a place to stay, but as a destination to be remembered.
Project
Eldis Regent Hotel 1floor Lounge 'INHERITANCE'
Typoplogy
Accommodation Facility
Date
2025. 02.
Location
Daegu, Republic of Korea
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