Between admiration and bewilderment, a house where the point is everything Kim Hee-jun and Lee Kang-mi live in Jeonju, Jeollabuk-do. The wife, Lee Kang-mi, who wants her home to be a comfortable place but also a source of inspiration, pursued something different rather than familiar when building the house. It is said that the wife’s spirit of challenge, thinking, “There’s nothing I can’t do in a house,” was also inspired by flashy or unique interiors. The wife wanted to do whatever she liked without being bound by anything. Thanks to that, the house was full of personality and every guest who stopped by couldn’t help but be surprised. What unique parts are filled in this house that draws admiration at first glance? The wife, Lee Kang-mi, said that her hobby was looking at tiles at tile stores. The tiles that caught her eye were mainly used in bathrooms as point tiles with flashy patterns. Despite the dissuasion of construction experts, she laid broken tiles all over the living room floor. And that’s not all. From the carpeted stairs, to the kitchen painted all black to give the feeling of a separate space, to the second-floor study finished with rough plywood instead of solid wood. The uncommon series of experiments made even construction experts wonder, “Are you really doing this?” The wife confidently replied, “That’s right.” “At first, I was worried because I’ve done so many things that others told me not to do.” However, since she was spending a lot of money to build a one-time house, Lee Kang-mi said she wasn’t completely worried. In fact, she shed tears when she finished the second-floor study space with plywood because the color she wanted didn’t come out… Since it was a bold attempt that others didn’t make, the sense of despair when it failed was doubled, but after overcoming it, the study became a space where the couple felt more fulfilled. “No big deal happens if I do what I want.” The wife always had worries and conflicts when faced with unconventional choices, but she was always able to muster up courage in the face of her clear goal of having her own special home. Her husband, Kim Hee-jun, who was always on her side, is happy that she can enjoy something that others don’t have. A special house that was born after struggling to create not just a 'unique house' but a 'house of ours' that is different from others! Let's visit a house that shines with the experimental spirit of the owner who has tried everything he wants. Can't stand boredom! The fun-filled house of a variety show PD, Jeon Hwi-je and Shin Min-a, who live in Goyang-si, Gyeonggi-do. The reason the couple started building a house on a sack-shaped piece of land at the very end of a housing complex was simply because they 'thought they could build a fun house.' The husband, Jeon Hwi-je, who works as a variety show PD, considered the most important thing when building the house to be none other than a 'fun space.' What kind of fun space would there be in a house built on land that everyone avoided and left? The husband, Jeon Hwi-je, thought that there could be three yards as soon as he saw the shape of the land. He said that he made use of the protruding land in the front and back to create one yard each in the front and back, and a courtyard on the open side. They say that they use one yard for the family to enjoy, one for the wife to garden, and one for easy-to-maintain observation. The husband, who thought of creating a concept for each space, gave each space in the house various characteristics. A black kitchen with a modern feel, a mid-century concept living room, and a special space that makes full use of the steps. Since each space feels like a different place, wife Shin Min-a says that time flies even when she’s just at home. “High ceilings, lots of steps” This house, which looks like a three-story house at first glance when viewed from the outside, is actually a two-story house. Instead of using it as a three-story house, the house with a high ceiling gives a sense of spaciousness as soon as you enter. In addition, the steps in the living room were lowered to make the ceiling look higher, and in the family room on the second floor, the steps were used to create a round, flat window seat to make the corner space more spacious, and so on. Flat spaces were reborn as interesting spaces by meeting the steps. There is another space full of experimental spirit. Husband Jeon Hwi-jae decided to install an open-air bath, which he had always dreamed of, in the master bathroom, so he designed the bathroom first and made the remaining space into a bedroom. From the bedroom where the roles of the subject and object are reversed to the living room that is hard to find in an ordinary home... We visit the house of a fun variety show PD that makes you exclaim 'Wow' in every space. #ArchitectureExplorationHouseExperiment! #AsIfItIsTheLastHouseInYourLife #JeonbukJeonju #ExclamationAndEmbarrassment #P