Category
Art Merchandise, CraftCountry
KoreaGenre
Living & Home Décor, Objects & Sculptural Craft, Wood & Lacquerware
"Se-yeon Park reinterprets what he sees and hears in the forests of Jeju into new forms and new functions suited to contemporary living environments.
He works with the goal of creating furniture that embodies both refined structure and beauty through traditional Korean wooden joinery techniques, and his works—infused with experiences of nature—have been selected by various restaurants and collectors, including the 2025 Michelin two-star restaurant Evett, through which he continues collaborations and artistic practice."
Living & Home Décor, Objects & Sculptural Craft, Wood & Lacquerware
Art Merchandise, Craft
A box inspired by the outer bark of a tree.
Reinterpreting the Eastern 'kansal' structure with contemporary techniques, layered elements are built into a three-dimensional form rather than a flat plane to express the texture of tree bark.
The lid can be inverted and used as a small tray, and when the internal partitions are removed, the box becomes a single large container suitable for versatile use.
Production Year: 2025
Production Technique: Traditional Korean wooden joinery techniques
A Side Table inspired by the outer bark of a tree.
Reinterpreting the Eastern 'kansal' structure with contemporary techniques, layered elements are built into a three-dimensional form rather than a flat plane to express the texture of tree bark.
Production Year: 2025
Production Technique: Traditional Korean wooden joinery techniques
A Lamp inspired by the outer bark of a tree.
Reinterpreting the Eastern 'kansal' structure with contemporary techniques, layered elements are built into a three-dimensional form rather than a flat plane to express the texture of tree bark.
Production Year: 2025
Production Technique: Traditional Korean wooden joinery techniques
A cabinet inspired by the outer bark of a tree.
The Eastern kansal structure is reinterpreted through contemporary techniques, forming a three-dimensional layered composition rather than a flat plane to express the texture of tree bark.
All shelves are modular. Each shelf can be repositioned into different slots and adjusted in size.
The interior layout is fully customizable, making the cabinet suitable for storing small items such as accessories.
Production Year: 2025
Production Technique: Traditional Korean wooden joinery techniques
