Among the wide fields at the foot of Mount Hallasan lies a stay called "Trimmen" that resembles a floating monument. "Trimmen" originates from the German word "trimmen," meaning "balance aimed to help restore mental, physical, and daily balance through rest".

Trimmen, with its impressive triangular roof, creates a gap between the eye catching portion of the structure and the ground to connect the interior and exterior and allow nature to permeate the space. When you enter through the entrance following the approach, a space with a curved staircase unfolds in the center. On the first floor, there is a kitchen, a dining area, and a flat area where you can enjoy tea. Hosts provide three types of tea that they personally blend, so relax and awaken your senses with a warm cup of tea. The windows that run along the wall allow you to enjoy the outside scenery from anywhere in the room. If you follow the spiral staircase, there is a bedroom space. The second floor is shaped like a triangular roof, giving it a unique feel. You can enjoy a quiet time sitting in front of the fireplace or dip your toes in the half bath while watching the sunset on the second-floor terrace.

Outside, there is a small walking path centered around the building. Walk along the path and enjoy the beauty of the sea, green fields, and architecture. We hope you take the time to find stability and balance by staying at Trimmen, which is symmetrically formed in a triangle.

Designed by Formative architects
Architects by MK Construction
Photo by t2np