South Korea
Let Wallpaper* guide you through the worlds of art, design and architecture in South Korea - and discover where to go and what to see when you travel to South Korea.
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Raw concrete surfaces and pink resin floors combine at Seoul's newest hotel RYSEBy Seoul Last updated
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A new hotel on the isle of Gangneung in South Korea is by Richard MeierBy Pei-Ru Keh Last updated
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The System Lab designs South Korea’s newest swooping hotelBy Daven Wu Last updated
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The Market Kitchen & Larder — Seoul, South KoreaBy Jonathan Hopfner Last updated
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Play Pot — Seoul, South KoreaBy Lauren Ho Last updated
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Kafe Nordic — Seoul, South KoreaBy Athena Fierou Last updated
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Seoul’s newest bar is a speakeasy filled with local inspirationBy Jonathan Hopfner Last updated
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Innisfree Cafe — Jeju Island, South KoreaBy Ellen Himelfarb Last updated
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Nest Hotel — Incheon, South KoreaBy David Paw Last updated
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K-Pop hit factory gets a futuristic new office in SeoulUNStudio completes headquarters building for leaders in K-Pop scene YG Entertainment, in Seoul
By Ellie Stathaki Last updated
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Gucci's Seoul show considers radical perspectives on ‘otherness’The fashion label sponsors ‘No Space, Just a Place, which invites guests to consider radical perspectives on ‘otherness’, led by Tunisian-born curator Myriam Ben Salah
By Andy St Louis Last updated
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Brighten Hannam brings luxury living to Seoul’s trendy Hannam-dong districtBrighten Hannam by South Korean developer Shinyoung, architects Urban Agency and architecture studio Intg is Seoul’s latest luxury residential offering in the trendy Hannam-dong district
By Ellie Stathaki Last updated
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SongEun building marks Herzog & de Meuron’s South Korean debutHerzog & de Meuron’s South Korean debut is a triangular triumph for ST International and its SongEun Art & Cultural Foundation in Seoul
By Andy St Louis Published
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Art and Seoul: global galleries are flocking to Korea’s capitalIn recent years, Seoul has become a creative magnet for global galleries and art fairs, but why? SuhYoung Yun speaks to those at the heart of the art boom in South Korea’s capital
By SuhYoung Yun Published

