RENDEJAVOUS X MAGNOLIA | SIOT Space | 2026 | 韩国
Located in Jongno, TÉTO was designed with its exterior façade as the brand’s first impression and defining identity. Rather than directly reproducing traditional architecture, the project reinterprets the structural elements of Korean roofs, roof tiles, and wooden bracket systems through a contemporary façade language, allowing the space to naturally connect with the locality of Jongno.
I am Rendezvous Magnolia, the third cosmetic brand space by Rendezvous, is a project that pays homage to the nature of Jeju. Rather than directly borrowing Jeju’s scenery or imagery,
I am Rendezvous SFC Mall, the first cosmetic brand space by Rendezvous, is a place that fully embraces the natural beauty of Jeju Island.
Located in Midtown Manhattan, New York City, this space began with the hope of becoming a quiet center within Koreatown.
I am Rendezvous Camellia, the fourth cosmetic brand space by Rendezvous, is a project that captures the profound impressions of Jeju’s natural landscape within an architectural setting.
I am Rendezvous Forêt de Bija, the second cosmetic brand space by Rendezvous, is a project that captures the deep verdancy of Jeju’s nature within a spatial experience.
It is impossible to know who first told the story of The Siblings Who Became the Sun and the Moon. Passed down through countless voices over many generations, the tale lives on not through records, but through memory.
Located at the entrance of a quiet back street near Anguk Station, LUMIERE BLANCHE is a small urban garden tucked gently into the city.
Rooted in the restrained and refined essence of dining, the space reinterprets the structural language of traditional Japanese architecture in a contemporary way,
The name “Kairay” refers to mountain ranges that stretch deep beneath the ocean’s surface—unseen above the water, yet defined by quiet and solid layers below.
As the city exhales in the early hours of dawn, the interior of LEROY welcomes you as though the night sky itself has descended.
We placed the highest importance on creating a space that allows guests to fully focus on the essence of a restaurant—the act of dining itself.
Sansui carries the meaning of mountain and water, expressing a space where nature and sushi exist in quiet harmony.
This project began with the hope of offering a gentle close to the day—through the deep flavor of high-quality Korean beef, a refined table setting, and a space that reinterprets Korean sensibilities in a contemporary way.
Omakase is an experience in which the chef presents a refined course, guiding guests toward the essence of cuisine. In completing such a culinary experience, interior space plays an essential role.
Japanese cuisine is often described as an expression of seasonal change and the beauty of nature through food. As a kaiseki restaurant, Kigo was conceived as a space where refined and delicate dishes could be experienced without distraction.
Since it is a restaurant specializing in Japanese cuisine, we have minimized neat and decorative elements. We want you to focus only on the food of the entire restaurant.
Eterno Cheongdam is a spatial project that harmoniously blends Eastern sensibilities with a contemporary perspective. By interpreting the essence of tradition and translating it into a modern design language, the space proposes a refined and sensorial lifestyle.
Rather than expressing Korean identity in a literal way, the space was conceived around the Eastern principles of line and void—concepts that have been passed down through generations.
The Eterno Cheongdam project, a high-end urban residential space, began with the idea of weaving the elements of a small resort into the heart of the home.
Rather than directly representing a Korean aesthetic, the space was conceived around the Eastern principles of line and void, ideas that have been passed down through generations.
Based on the philosophy that all furniture should be both functional and beautiful, Siot Space sought to propose an original approach to furniture design.
As one moves from one space to the next, a handle is often the first element encountered—small, yet one of the most essential design details.
Guided by the belief that every piece of furniture should be both functional and beautiful, SIOT SPACE set out to present an original approach to furniture design.
This space, a gallery and showroom, gave the lighting a point based on cleanliness to enhance the product. With the effect of changing colors, the space that looks a little simple has been transformed into a more interesting space.
Tucked away at a quiet street corner, Cheongparang began as a small hanok whisky bar where the charm of tradition quietly lives on.
Tucked away in a quiet alley of Bukchon Hanok Village, Stay Danji is a space where the lines of traditional hanok architecture and the sensibility of white porcelain allow past and present to coexist in gentle harmony.
Located at the end of a U-shaped alley in Seoul, this stay presents the impression of a carefully drawn image upon a blank white canvas.
Located along a quiet alley in Sogyeok-dong, this stay reinterprets a long, U-shaped hanok structure in a contemporary way.
The first impression of this hanok begins the moment one ascends the high steps and opens the door.Beyond the neatly stacked tiled roof, layers of surrounding buildings unfold, followed by distant mountains and a clear blue sky.
When we first encountered this place, the hanok’s main gate had aged beyond its function.A roof had been added over the courtyard, and masonry walls layered both inside and out, blurring the original structure of the hanok.
Situated at one of the highest points in Bukchon Hanok Village, this hanok offers a remarkable view the moment one ascends its long staircase.
Located at the heart of the city, Hangaroum is a place to pause and rest—where traditional hanok architecture and contemporary modern sensibilities coexist in quiet harmony.
Located in Seongbuk-gu, this contemporary hanok is a calm and welcoming space where traditional elements harmonize with modern sensibilities.
Walking along the bamboo-lined alleys of Seochon, west of Gyeongbokgung Palace, one encounters a hanok stay that evokes the calm and serenity of strolling through a traditional ink landscape—right in the heart of the city.
Located in Hyoja-dong, Chuncheon—a neighborhood that sits close to the city’s center yet still carries the warmth of everyday life—this stay was envisioned not as a destination, but as an urban retreat where one can pause between daily routines and nature.
This space began with the intention of offering a moment of quiet rest and ease to those who have traveled—whether from far away or just nearby—into a calm residential neighborhood.
Stay Heewa is a hanok stay tucked within the alleyways of Hyehwa-dong, where the quiet sensibility of traditional hanok architecture is reinterpreted through a contemporary lens.
Located at the quiet edge of Chebu-dong in Jongno, Seoul, Dohyeondang is a hanok stay project that began with the intention of offering a step back from everyday life—a place to share moments of rest and ease.
This project began with the hope of creating a space that is plain, modest, and unassuming—yet one that quietly reaches those who enter, lingering as individual sensations and memories.
This project began with the hope of creating a space that would feel like a gift for those on a journey.Jinseojae is designed around the traditional hanok element of the jungjeong—an inner courtyard—connecting interior and exterior spaces to allow guests to sense the rhythm of the seasons throughout the year.
It is a project built up by building a hanok building in an empty space, and it is our first architectural project with a concise interpretation of the pillars and rafters of hanok.
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