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1. HOME OFFICE
: People who WFH (work from home) consider work as an integrated part of life rather than compartmentalizing work versus personal life. The ultimate home office prioritizes practicality over vanity when it comes to decorating? and always keeps work at the heart of it all. p16 A home where spaces are assigned roles by feeling Chanchalad Khanjanawong / Stationary Brand CEO / Bangkok p24 A place where I feel free to do whatever I want Mark Jan Krayenhoff van de Leur / Architect and Designer / Berlin p34 A journey to understand myself Yongseok Jang / Graphic Designer / Seoul 2. RURAL LIFE : Time spent outside the bustling city can inspire many new realizations. For those who choose to live in the countryside where resources are limited, their homes give them the opportunity to self-reflect as well as build resilience in the face of any kind of problem or crisis. p46 The irony of living an abundant life by living minimally Sophie Wilson / Ceramic Brand Founder / Crowland p58 A house that makes you aware of your roots and the essence of design Sophie Hicks / Architect / Church Charwelton & London 3. PRIVATE SANCTUARY : For people who make their own standards for what to like and what to hold dear, home is a space to express themselves in a visual way. To understand a home that does not follow the design or interior trends of a specific era but rather reflects someone’s unique personality, you need to recount that person’s life path first. p72 A place that is nearest to me, where my soul resides Ned Benson / Movie Director / LA p82 A home where daily life and creation nurture each other Lia Rochas-Paris / Visual Artist & Creative Studio CEO / Paris p90 A space for myself and my family Martin Gjesing / Creative Agency CEO / Copenhagen p100 A house that provokes new, thoughtful questions Matylda Krzykowski / Curator and Designer / Berlin p110 A house that encompasses the history of a person Sunhye Shin / Photographer / Seoul p120 A space that collects memories in objects Jaemin Lee / Graphic Designer / Seoul 4. INSIDER’S VIEW : Interviews of people related to ‘home’ including the founders of the famous life and interior magazine ‘Apartamento’ and London’s real estate agency ‘The Modern House’ Apartamento p130 | The Modern House p134 Checkinnplz Studio p141 | Project PRISM p145 5. SIMPLE LIVING : Simple and concise, the spaces contain the lives of residents who follow and practice values that they have chosen. Such a life is not just about emptying and organizing the house; it is about making prudent choices and taking responsibility for their consumption. p160 A home that reflects me as a vessel containing my life Iseojae / Artist / Seoul p170 A home that makes me examine my relationships with objects and the world Marine Parmentier / Yoga brand founder / Paris 6. GATHERING PLACE : Introducing your home to others is like revealing your entire life. As an individual’s personal space is simultaneously a shared place with others, having a firm belief in togetherness makes it possible to protect your privacy and also embrace the lives of others. p184 An open space packed with precious belongings Ditte Reffstrup & Nicolaj Reffstrup / Fashion Brand Founderrs / Copenhagen p192 distinction between the personal and the communal Jinsoo Choi & Jaeyeon Jung / Marketing Manager & Photo Producer / Seoul p200 Where our souls stay and rejuvenate Frederik Bille Brahe / Restaurant/cafe Owner and Chef / Copenhagen 7. ATMOSPHERE 8. DIRECTORY |
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Preface : A conversation between Magazine B’s Editor-in-Chief Eunsung Park and publisher Suyong Joh
Q. Magazine B is featuring the home for this book. Many media outlets talk up the home in big and small ways depending on their style. A. “I have a great deal of affection for spaces, and I’ve always said that spaces are deeply associated with the nature of humans. Physical spaces will always remain a crucial part of the human experience, even though the world becomes increasingly digital. And this is especially true for the home. Home decor to make a space more comfortable was considered opulent in the old days, but these views have long since been retired. While experiencing a number of homes, I’ve witnessed that the more people love their homes, the more satisfied they are with life. I often think that that may be part of the answer to the question of why we are alive.” -Suyong Joh (Preface) --- p. 9 |