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Mirror image: Kimsooja’s self-reflective installations take over the French city of Poitiers -
Inside Na Kim's vibrant playground for all agesSouth Korean graphic designer Na Kim's ‘Bottomless Bag’, installed at Buk-Seoul Museum of Art, is a vivid, geometrical exploration of memory and everyday objects. We offer a virtual tour and find out how the concept came to be
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Martial arts: Gentle Monster opens a kung fu-fighting London boutique -
Seoul’s newest café is inspired by Alvar Aalto -
Haegue Yang’s fantastic beasts descend on Tate St IvesThe South Korean artist dazzles Tate St Ives visitors with otherworldly robotic creatures and tributes to 20th century art greats in a show of perfect chaos
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Gangnam apartment transformed with Memphis and neo-deco inspired interior design -
Designer Andre Fu has designed the modern Chinese restaurant in Seoul's Four Seasons Hotel -
Seoul’s boutique hotel scene gets a boost with the launch of Owall Hotel -
Seoul's new restaurant turns out faithful renditions of classic Italian dishes -
Letter from Seoul: the projects bringing a new slant to the Korean capital -
Explore Teo Yang's minimalist museum design in GyeongjuSeoul-based Teo Yang Studio is behind this redesign of the Gyeongju National Museum’s Silla History Gallery and lobby area, which combines Korean heritage and minimalist architecture
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Designer Andre Fu’s latest project is Japanese restaurant, Kioku in Seoul -
Loaf affair: South Korean bakery reinvents white breadWhitelier is a South Korean bakery that transforms humble white bread and jam into an Epicurean delight
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Mirrored Burberry sculpture rises on Jeju Island in South KoreaThe Imagined Landscapes Jeju is a reflective, naturalistic Burberry sculpture that overlooks Sanbangsan mountain and the south shore of Jeju Island in South Korea
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Hana Bank private lounge merges minimalism and the digital worldHana Bank reveals a new private lounge in Yeouido, Seoul, courtesy of South Korean design studio Intg
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Pilot scheme: Seoul's Flying House suits its airborne client down to the ground -
A new London exhibition uncovers South Korea’s rising architectural stars -
K-style: understanding the rise of Korea’s creative golden ageSpanning music, fashion, design and food, a new book, Make Break Remix explores the global rise and rise of Korean culture
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A Seoul architecture practice designs a weekend retreat for a nature-loving couple -
OMA revolutionises department store architecture with Galleria GwanggyoTrails of rugged glass disrupt the impressive stone façade of the Galleria department store designed by OMA to bring daylight and city views to shoppers. For South Korea, the design is a revolution in department store architecture, which usually tries to keep customers oblivious of passing time and fully absorbed in the retail experience
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Gathering space: a new cultural centre opens in the South Korean city of Gwangju -
Plastic fantastic: Wallpaper* visits Seoul’s latest music hub, Vinyl & Plastic -
Shinslab recycles a ship for MoMA’s Young Architects Program in Seoul -
Seoul architecture and urbanism biennale calls out for collective city-makingSet across five locations in Seoul, Collective City is a platform for discussion about how architecture, city and governance can work together to create more humane cities. Projects by the likes of Atelier Bow-wow, amid.cero9 and Forensic Architecture take a pro-active and research-led approach to new urban solutions.
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Unsangdong designs otherworldly base for fashion designer Lie Sangbong in Seoul -
Raw concrete surfaces and pink resin floors combine at Seoul's newest hotel RYSE -
A new hotel on the isle of Gangneung in South Korea is by Richard Meier
