Self-Service | Cozy Room with Books, Paintings, and Floral Pattern Walls

**This house is categorized as a residential home, but it is actually a workspace that is not lived in. It operates unmanned. Please feel free to make a reservation. Introducing her room, where warmth and coziness coexist. This is a small officetel facing west with a view of the park. One wall is painted a muted blue, and the opposite wall is decorated with hand-painted floral wallpaper, creating a vintage yet cozy atmosphere in her room. I confidently recommend this place for interviews, snap photo shoots, film shoots, music video shoots, and more, all against the backdrop of its diverse walls. Additionally, since the space is decorated as if a single-person household actually lives here, it is also great for filming videos with such narratives. _ Before I decorated this place, I saw a little over 20 pyeong (1 pyeong is about 3.3 square meters / 35 sq ft) of empty space, and it reminded me of Van Gogh's room. Van Gogh's room also had green windows... This house also has large green windows. So, I painted it blue like Van Gogh's room. After painting one wall blue, I thought I wanted to match it with a floral wallpaper that would complement it. After painting flowers one by one on the wallpaper, I began to decorate it as a blue writer's room that anyone would want to stay in, even for a moment. Just like my own room where Van Gogh might have stayed. _ This cozy room, boasting a blue hue, is decorated as if someone who loves warmth might live here. There are many books, many paintings on the walls, and many cute items, but there is order within it all. This decorated house has become her room, where coziness and warmth coexist. - For inquiries about the place: 1_ If necessary, please confirm the purpose of your visit/name/contact via message, and I will guide you. 2_ Those who have made a reservation can plan their route in advance or request assistance if needed. You can see a video of the space at @sobal_lee. *Parking is available for more than one vehicle, but all are paid. You can use the public parking lot right in front of the building instead of the building's parking lot! It costs 1,800 won per hour.