seungmo lim merges surfaces of pure crystal hotel in seoul
the sparkling interior has continuous smooth surfaces that flow throughout the room, merging the edges of furnishings and finishes.
seungmo lim merges surfaces of pure crystal hotel in seoul
images © Seungmo Lim
‘pure crystal’ by korean studio seungmo lim is a boutique hotel in jongno, seoul in south korea. a sparkling resonance fills the room as it contains delicate crystal textures with integrated furniture features. the continued smooth surfaces flow throughout the 31sqm space, merging the edges of furnishings together to create a level of flexibility. projections of light onto the walls also helps to blur the vague boundaries between the forms and connect the geometric volumes together. the interior consists of an l-shaped feature, which contains multiple functions including the bed, sofa, table, and bathroom fixtures, all arranged as if one structure. the pink-colored bath tub is positioned between the bedroom and bathroom to join them, while also determining each as a separate space at the same time. the patterns across the floor, contours of the design and louvres in the ceiling evoke a calm, fluid atmosphere.
the bathroom is formed by a continued surface that blends fixtures into one
light is used throughout the interior to merge volumes together
the bed is contained within an l-shaped feature
patterned louvres in the ceiling help to connect the spaces together
detail view of the smooth surfaces
the room has a dynamic and fluid atmosphere
diagram and floor plan
physical model
physical model image detail
project info:
architects: seungmo lim
location: jongno-gu, seoul, south korea
area: 31.31 sqm
client: hotel the designers
year: 2013
photographs: seungmo lim
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