Known as an art village, Jeoji-ri is the most beautiful farmhouse in Korea. Jeoji Mansion is also orange in color, as are many buildings in Europe. A rural European country village atmosphere is created by the silver magnolias, tangerine fields, and space beyond the terrace. The grayish plain exterior was painted vintage orange, and the terrace was designed to bring in the natural surroundings of Jeju. This gives the feeling of staying in Jeju while also staying in another place at the same time.

A large windowed living room, a kitchen, a terrace, as well as a bedroom and bathroom are included in the Jeoji Mansion. As soon as you enter the space, there is a dry washbasin where you can wash your hands immediately, and the movement line connects the space to the bedroom, so you can conveniently rest. A grocery store is located directly in front of the kitchen, making it easy to prepare meals yourself. Connected to the living room, the kitchen is equipped with condiments and tableware. Furthermore, a large window was placed on the side of the building to allow the eyes to be ventilated. A cozy and private terrace area can be found when you step outside the kitchen through the side door. Throughout the interior, there are windows that allow you to feel nature indirectly, and the terrace has no windows so that you can feel nature directly. Moreover, a comfortable chair was placed in order to facilitate the accumulation of memories of the stay.

In the past, a small pond adjacent to Jeoji Mansion served as Jeoji's drinking water source. Villagers are said to still cherish the pond as a grateful source of water. As the Jeoji Mansion was built and the surrounding area was brightened, the villagers' hearts were also brightened. While relaxing in the bathtub of space, one can view this pond. Taking a bath with Dead Sea salt prepared by the host would be a pleasant experience. Almost all of the props displayed in the Jeoji Mansion were directly handpicked by the host and imported from France. We invite you to spend a day here where you can experience various senses from small equipments to furniture and wallpaper.

Edited by STAYFOLIO
Designed by Jeoji-mansion
Photo by Haneol Kim