traditional korean furniture reinterpreted by din + dip design studio

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traditional korean furniture reinterpreted by din + dip design studio

Dec 27, 2012

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'eaves stools' and 'seo table' by din and dip design studio

jongho park and junbum park of seoul-based firm din and dip design studio have reinterpreted the role of traditional korean furniture for the
contemporary setting through their 'eaves' series of stools and complementary furniture pieces. the collection include the 'seo(書) desk',
the 'ron(論) table' and the 'gong(工) table', each one emphasizing the characteristics of classic korean design through the means of modern elements and materials.
the 'seo desk' is an extension of the use and shape of conventional workstation known as 'seo-an' - and in keeping with present-day culture,
the design was created specifically to easily accommodate electronic devices. the 'ron table' was conceived to seat multiple people,
with two casters installed on the table leg help to move the table with ease and host a variety of activities in the space. the final piece, 'the gong table',
is able to be used as a table or a desk - especially fabricated to feature simple lines and clean proportions to give a sense of visual stability and calm atmosphere.

'seo(書) desk' and 'eaves' stool

the 'seo desk' is an extension of the use and shape of conventional workstation known as 'seo-an'

in keeping with present-day culture, the 'seo desk' design was created specifically to easily accommodate electronic devices

detail of the 'seo desk'

materials: frame, drawer - powder-coated steel
table top: black valchromat
dimensions: w1500 x d600 x h735(mm)

'ron(論) table' and 'eaves chair'

the 'ron table' was conceived to seat multiple people

materials: frame, drawer - powder coated steel
table top: black valchromat
dimensions: w1810 x d600 x h750(mm)

'gong(工) table'

'gong(工) table' side view

'gong(工) table' and 'eaves' chair series

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korean design (72 articles)

Everything is reinterpreted a hundred times these days. Is there already a Royal Academy for Reinterpretation?

Mario says:

Jan 02, 2013

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Traditional Korean furniture design is very sleek and trendy..It comes in vibrant colors and looks great as we can see in the posters above..But I wonder is it comfortable or not?

home office desks says:

Jan 03, 2013

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looks like its referencing mategot to me.

gimmy says:

Jan 09, 2013

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Very nice layout and excellent subject matter, nothing else we need : D.

Laurence says:

Apr 23, 2013

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