작업Works

The lighting design of the Banpo-⁠dong Samho Garden Apartment is centered on the harmony between an original wire suspension system traversing the ceiling and ambient floor stands and accent fixtures that add coziness to the space. The living room ceiling features pendant and spotlight fixtures arranged along delicate wire lines to minimize glare while inducing soft and subtle diffused light across the entire room. Furthermore, sophisticated lighting illuminating wall artworks and sensory mood lamps in the corners blend with natural wood-toned flooring and furniture infused with traditional elements to complete a luxurious and comfortable living environment.

The lighting design of the Pyungchang Luxury House is centered on the harmony between large lighting fixtures integrated with original wood structures on the ceiling and indirect lighting that maximizes the coziness of the space. Ceilings in the living room and bedrooms feature cylindrical light sources and square recessed fixtures arranged within structural frames to minimize glare while inducing rich and uniform diffused light across the entire space. Furthermore, subtle indirect lighting above the bedroom headboard and sophisticated downlights illuminating the walls blend with elegant finishes and furniture to complete a luxurious and comfortable living environment.

The lighting design of the Cherville Model House (all types and lobby) is centered on the harmony between indirect lighting utilizing structural lines and streamlined curves on the ceiling and recessed downlights that add rich dimension throughout the space. Ceilings in the living room, dining areas, bedrooms, and lobby feature continuous straight and curved dropped ceilings and recessed linear lighting to minimize glare while inducing warm and uniform diffused light across the entire space. Furthermore, sensory pendant lights in the dining and bedroom areas and sophisticated accent and uplights illuminating wall cabinetry, artworks, and indoor landscaping blend with luxurious wood-toned finishes and modern furniture to complete a dignified and cozy living environment.

Installed in the lobby of the Heungkuk Life Insurance Building, the ‘Parade of Holonzki’ project utilized Ingo Maurer’s renowned creation, ‘Holonzki’, with our team comprehensively managing the lobby’s environmental lighting design. The defining characteristic of this project lies in rhythmically arranging unique lighting units across the expansive, modern lobby walls, infusing the entire space with an artistic and emotional atmosphere. The harmonious blend of meticulously engineered light arrangements and soft illumination delivers refined visual pleasure and a lasting impression to employees and visitors alike.

Located on the Seoul Subway Line 5, the City Subway Bongchuk Train B-⁠2545 project was comprehensively managed by our team for interior lighting design and supervision. The defining characteristic of this project lies in moving away from ordinary public transit to create a striking, emotional lighting presentation centered around the theme ‘A Journey to Find Myself.’ Through two contrasting atmospheres⁠—ranging from a cybernetic space of intense blue and red tones to a cozy cabin harmonized with warm wood finishes and soft golden illumination⁠—it is designed to offer passengers a unique visual experience and profound resonance.

The lighting and automation control system design of the Hannam-⁠dong House is centered on three-dimensional indirect lighting utilizing large circular ceiling structures and skylights, combined with sophisticated controls that flexibly harmonize the overall ambiance of the space. Ceilings in the stairwell and hallway feature circular dropped ceilings and recessed light sources to minimize glare while inducing abundant diffused light that accentuates the architectural structure. Furthermore, sensory pendant lights and an automation control system tailored to delicately script the lighting for each space blend with classic wood-toned finishes and structures to complete a luxurious and dignified private living environment.

Located in Icheon-⁠si, Gyeonggi-⁠do, the World Ceramic EXPO 2001 Gyeonggi-⁠do Symbolic Sculpture project was designed as a landmark lighting project representing the cultural identity and regional heritage of Icheon. The defining characteristic of this project lies in transforming the symbolic form inspired by Icheon rice, a symbol of abundance and prosperity, into a dynamic nighttime landmark through innovative lighting design. At a time when colorful architectural lighting was not yet widely adopted, our team introduced a forward-thinking approach by utilizing expressive color lighting techniques to enhance the sculptural form and create a memorable visual experience. Through the harmonious integration of light, sculpture, and landscape, the project established a pioneering example of landmark illumination, demonstrating the potential of lighting as a medium for cultural expression.

The lighting design and supply for Pien Polus is centered on the harmony between 3000K color temperature indirect lighting wrapping ceilings and walls, and sensory floor stands and recessed fixtures that add coziness to the space in combination with the urban night view. Ceilings in the living room and bedrooms feature continuous linear indirect lighting and downlights, inducing a luxurious indoor ambiance while minimizing glare with warm 3000K illumination. Furthermore, majestic vertical floor stands illuminating wood-toned finishes and sophisticated table lamps along the windows blend with modern and private interior elements to complete the elegance of an urban high-⁠end residential space.

Located in Sinsa-⁠dong, Gangnam-⁠gu, Seoul, the ‘Barie Clear in Sinsa-⁠dong’ project was comprehensively managed by our team for lighting design and supervision. The defining characteristic of this project lies in harmonizing the modern, cozy cafe interior with soft exterior indirect lighting. Through warm and sensuous lighting arrangements, it is crafted to allow visitors to fully enjoy the space and time within a comfortable and relaxed atmosphere.

We participated in the ‘2009 KOSID Exhibition’ project held at the COEX Exhibition Center in 2009. This project centrally showcased the unique creations of world-renowned lighting designer Ingo Maurer alongside Hanji lighting directly designed and crafted by our team. By embedding subtle light sources within the traditional Hanji material, the lighting was engineered to diffuse cozy, mysterious starlight-⁠like illumination through the paper, harmoniously displayed alongside ceramics and other exhibition pieces. Through the blend of clean, sensuous booth designs and an original presentation reinterpreting Korean aesthetics through contemporary lighting design, it is crafted to deliver profound artistic inspiration and a sophisticated atmosphere to visitors.

The lighting design of the Hannam J House is centered on the harmony between recessed ceiling slots, 3000K color temperature indirect lighting, and diffused light softly illuminating walls and storage units. Ceilings in the living room, dining area, and hallways feature continuous linear slot lights, circular dropped ceilings, and recessed fixtures, inducing a clean and uniform light output across the entire space while minimizing glare with warm 3000K illumination. Furthermore, majestic 3000K indirect lighting behind the TV wall and subtle wall-mounted upper and lower indirect lights extending along the hallway blend with modern, minimalist finishes and furniture to complete a sophisticated and cozy living environment.

Located in Gangha-⁠myeon, Yangpyeong-⁠gun, Gyeonggi-⁠do, Korea, the Restaurant LARIA project was comprehensively managed by our team for its interior lighting design, construction, and supervision. The defining characteristic of this project lies in creating an emotional and cozy lighting presentation tailored to the restaurant space inside an exposed concrete building connected with nature. A uniquely designed chandelier positioned in the center of the interior adds a subtle and warm glow to the space, providing visitors with a comfortable and sophisticated dining atmosphere. Furthermore, the warm illumination from the interior blends naturally with the outdoor scenery through large glass windows, designed to deliver a warm and inviting spatial experience regardless of the time of day.

Located at Place des Hauts-Fourneaux in Esch-⁠sur-Alzette, Luxembourg, the GuddeVol Streetlight project was comprehensively managed by our team for its streetlight design and construction supervision. The defining characteristic of this project lies in establishing a unique nightscape and artistic landmark through sculptural, large-scale streetlight design tailored to the open nature of the public plaza. A striking and massive streetlight installation, resembling huge glowing circular rings floating in the sky, delivers a balanced yet overwhelming brilliance of light across the entire square. Furthermore, the large luminous surfaces contrasting with slender supporting legs shine like futuristic sculptures within the surrounding dark nightscape, designed to offer visitors visual wonder and a distinctive spatial experience.

Located in Munich, Germany, the Marienplatz Subway Square serves as a striking and dynamic public transportation hub. Completed in June 2015, this project highlights our expertise in interior lighting design for large-scale transit environments. Through precise and sophisticated illumination, we have gracefully accentuated the vibrant red ceiling and modern architectural structures. The final result is a harmonious blend of form and luminous art, creating an exceptionally elegant and atmospheric experience for everyday commuters.

The lighting design of Lotte Signiel is centered on the harmony between multi-layered dropped ceiling structures, 3000K color temperature indirect lighting, and modern pendant and recessed fixtures that add dimension and sophistication to the space. Ceilings in the living room, dining area, and kitchen feature continuous linear indirect lighting, square surface-mounted pendant lights, and downlights, inducing rich and uniform diffused light that harmonizes with the high-⁠rise view while minimizing glare with warm 3000K illumination. Furthermore, sophisticated lighting illuminating the kitchen island countertop and sensory mood lights along the floor-⁠to-ceiling windows blend with modern interior finishes and furniture to complete an ultra-luxury high-⁠end living environment.

Situated in Cheongdam-⁠dong, the most luxurious neighborhood in Korea, Shangfree Flagship Store stands as an epitome of elegance and sophistication. Completed in July 2021, this project showcases our expertise in architectural landscape lighting. Through meticulous and refined illumination, we have gracefully accentuated the majestic facade and unique texture of the building. The final result is a harmonious blend of grace and modern luxury, radiating an exceptionally elegant ambiance in the heart of Seoul.