Hansol Home Deco Releases "Roomterview" Documentary Produced with Ikseon Dadat Trend Lab

Introducing the Remodeling of a 30-Pyeong Apartment

Hansol Home Deco announced on December 10 that it has released the documentary video "Roomterview," produced in collaboration with the urban regeneration company Ikseon Dadat Trend Lab.

Hansol Home Deco's documentary video "Roomterview," produced in collaboration with the urban regeneration company Ikseon Dada Trend Lab. Hansol Home Deco

The video, themed "Why Are All Korean Homes White & Wood?", features the interior of a remodeled apartment of approximately 30 pyeong, showcasing various interior materials. Notably, Park Jihyun, CEO of Ikseon Dadat Trend Lab-which has led urban regeneration projects in the Hanok Street of Ikseon-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul and the railway official residence village in Soje-dong, Daejeon-personally participated in the selection of interior materials and the planning of the space.

The featured space in the video incorporates Hansol Home Deco’s furniture material "Hansol Storyboard," wall panels "Storywall" and "Collectwall," as well as the interior film "Storyfilm." The kitchen furniture is made with the "Mist Green" color from Hansol Storyboard, while the interiors use the "Virginia Oak" color, creating a stylish contrast with the green exterior. The kitchen wall is finished with the fire-retardant wall panel Collectwall "Louis White," offering a design that balances aesthetics and practicality. The master bedroom is completed with a unified look by applying both Hansol Storyboard and Storyfilm in the same "Joshua Light" pattern throughout the space.

A Hansol Home Deco representative stated, "We wanted to showcase Hansol Home Deco’s diverse interior materials that can reflect individual tastes," adding, "We will continue to strive to develop products that meet the diverse needs of our customers."

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