This $1,500 Korean Chair Is Built More Like a House Than a Couch
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A sofa usually hides its structure beneath cushions, leaving you to think about it only when something creaks. Haesi’s Gyeolgu one-seater brings that structure into the conversation, borrowing the logic of traditional Korean hanok construction for an upholstered chair. Its seat, backrest, and arms meet as distinct volumes, so the furniture feels assembled rather than molded into one anonymous cushion.
The connection to architecture isn’t about putting a miniature house in your living room. Hanok
The connection to architecture isn’t about putting a miniature house in your living room. Hanok
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