yeojuhyeon

A traveler's shelter for the weary

There are times when you get tired of everyday life and suddenly want to escape somewhere. 'Yeojuhyeon (여주현),' a Hanok stay located in Daegu, is a place where traveling wanderers can escape from their daily routines and find tranquility. It carries the meaning of 'a wanderer's home.'

Yeojuhyeon is a Hanok in the shape of the letter 'ㄷ,' consisting of a living room, a multi-purpose space, two bedrooms, a kitchen, and a bathroom. The interior and exterior wooden materials that make up the architecture are all in dark colors, creating a calm atmosphere. Lighting in the form of light bulbs is added to the stonework interior elements to reduce the coldness and create a warm and cozy space. In the cozy multi-purpose space adjacent to the living room, you can immerse yourself in all five senses while enjoying a warm cup of tea. At the living room table, which uses a level difference, you can gaze at the courtyard scenery at eye level. It's also nice to read a book or have a conversation over a cup of coffee. The two bedrooms are arranged on both sides of the living room, allowing for private relaxation.