This home-turned-café shows the power of embracing spatial imperfections
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17-11 Hangang-daero 52-gil, Yongsan-gu, Seoul, South Korea
Design
Client
8323
Floor Area
140 sq-m
A renovated single-family home in Seoul was converted into a bakery and coffee roastery.
Key features
SukChulMok Studio converted a 1980s-era single-family home into 8323, a bakery-café
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