Nomore, the first room of the Red Brick House can be found at the base of the alley in Yeonhui-dong, where low buildings, blue skies, and picturesque mountains can be found. The Red Brick House is a project that aims to design a new residential form based on an old house with all of its intrinsic beauty in the context of the red brick houses in Seoul. Nomore was also born anew, retaining traces of its past, such as quiet stairways and colorful patterns on entrances that now have difficulty being seen.

From Normore's spatial planning to small experiences in space, the host's questions about what to retain and what to discard had a central impact. In this particular space, the host wanted guests to forget all connection to the outside and simply remain in the present. There was great attention to the simplest elements of staying comfortably, such as warm sunlight, beautiful scenery, comfortable meals, and cozy bedding, as well as the natural stained wall texture and the rich aroma of the old house, allowing people to recall experiences within small spaces with more diverse and subtle memories.

Nothing is more. The daily demands of our lives change even the physical space of the house we live in into a part of our insensitive existence. When you put everything down exclusively for yourself, a sense of life and the value of staying comes into focus. If you are tired of the monotony of life, we invite you to spend some time in Nomore where old familiarity and novelty coexist.

Edited by STAYFOLIO
Styling by STAYFOLIO
Designed by STAYFOLIO
Photo by Donggyu Kim