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When it comes to food, we usually try to consume it in a way that reflects our lifestyle and way of life.
Like pursuing veganism while participating in environmental movements.
But I don't think you worry that much about furniture or the house.
I hope you'll think about space and furniture that fits your lifestyle, not just design. 'The Home Library'
105p - Symbols of Space, CEO Kim Ki-seok
---p.105 From “Symbols of Space” by Kim Ki-seok

Furniture is something that makes me comfortable.
I'm wondering how I can make it uncomfortable.
You think about the furniture more than me.
In our country, all sofas are placed against the wall.
But there are also sofas with pretty backs.
Then, try placing a sofa in the middle of the living room.
We're researching how to make this furniture stand out more.
I think that when you do that, your understanding of furniture deepens and you come up with more innovative styles.
---p.118 From "In Search of Strange Furniture - mk2 CEO Jongmyeong Lee"

Actually, there is no such thing as know-how for choosing good furniture.
It's different for every space and for every person.
It's dangerous to talk about know-how without knowing what kind of life that person has lived.
However, there is one thing I would like to urge you to do: always consider your own lifestyle.
---p.138 From “Furniture for Putting Down - Yang Tae-oh, CEO of Eastern Edition”


Their brand philosophy is to make a good product and use it for a long time, and you can actually feel that philosophy in their products.
---p.143 From “Popularization of Design Furniture - Rooming CEO Park Geun-ha”

I think good furniture is furniture that allows the user to be the subject.
If you look at some houses, you will see that they live their lives as the furniture dictates.
There is a sofa in the living room, so we gather, and there is a bed in the bedroom, so we sleep.
I don't think this is very desirable.

---p.180 From “Minimum Space for Thinking - Irojae Object, CEO Seunghyosang”