Sarangbang

Inspired by the sarangbang, a space where scholars of the Joseon period pursued learning, 

appreciated the arts and engaged in cultural exchange, this space offers a contemporary interpretation of the traditional Korean interior. 

Drawing on the grid-like composition of Chaekgado (paintings of books and bookshelves), 

it showcases traditional Korean crafts, including najeon (mother-of-pearl inlay), lacquerware, nubi (traditional quilting), and yugi (Korean brassware), 

inviting visitors to discover the beauty of Korean interiors and the artistry of traditional craftsmanship.