Mangrove, located in Sinseol-dong, Dongdaemun-gu, which reflects the atmosphere of Seoul's New Town, takes the name of plants growing on the coast of tropical regions. The Mangrove is a co-living house that recognizes the value of grateful trees that reduce global warming by virtue of their very existence and serve as a home to various animals and plants in the city center. It aims to create a harmonious residential and community area where various individuals can integrate under a single roof, similar to the mangrove tree.

The Mangrove Sinseol branch is a co-living house for single-person households in the city. It was inspired by the mangrove trees that grow along the coast, providing refuges for fish, turtles, and birds. At Mangrove, where millennial single-person households of different lifestyles reside in harmony, you can experience new inspiration and relaxation. A variety of rooms, artistically designed by Kwang-ho Lee, and supplies prepared by members of the mangrove are available. During your stay, you will also have the opportunity to enjoy multiple public areas in the 20-story building. You can choose from a community room for meetings and conferences, a Flex Room for exercise, a Relax Room for yoga and meditation, a Cinema Room equipped with a beam projector, or a Creator Room for creating content.

Sinseol-dong is an interesting neighborhood that retains the feel of Seoul's first new town. A number of old markets and old restaurants are lined up, giving visitors the opportunity to experience a unique, dynamic atmosphere. A number of subway stations and bus lines intersect within a few minutes, so getting around Seoul's downtown is quick and convenient. The room has a view of the sunset from Bukhan Mountain as well as the night sky of Namsan Mountain. On the 20th floor, there is a rooftop terrace from which to enjoy the sun setting and the night sky. Here's a unique opportunity to experience the co-living house directly at the Mangrove Sinseol, where the values Mangrove pursues are infused throughout the space.

Edited by STAYFOLIO
Designed by KUA
Constructed by Yigak Construction

Styling by STAYFOLIO(The city night), Kwangho Lee (KUA edition)
Photo by Rohspace