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I stayed in one of KOA Coopertown's new modern cabins — a space that felt both grounded and elevated. Morning light filtered through the pine trees, and the forest hum felt like white noise for the soul. This was a place built for pause. Outside, the Airstreams caught the last light of the day — polished silver against the forest. I didn’t stay in one this time, but they became part of my visual study: how nostalgia and modern design can coexist. Each one reflecting the lands

Tucked in the misty highlands of Boquete, Panama, Bambuda Castle  rises out of the clouds like something imagined. It feels like a place from another time — one built not for grandeur, but for pause. But it was the Hobbit Homes  that drew me in. From the outside, it looked like something out of a story — circular doors tucked into the hillside, covered in grass, each one warm and glowing from within. I stayed at one of them to experience it fully. Waking up to the stunning v

A few quiet days in Punta Burica staying at the Tres Monos Beach House while learning about La Rama Project ’s approach to restoration, hospitality, and education. Tucked between rainforest and tide, Tres Monos Beach House became my home base, a space where time slowed and the rhythm of the ocean shaped each day. The house itself was built using reclaimed wood from the surrounding rainforest. Every morning, I was greeted by the owner’s dogs, gentle companions who seemed to kn

My Testimony in Textures The Genesis Collection began in the stillness of the pandemic. It was a season where everything slowed and silence became both mirror and teacher. I didn’t plan to create a collection. I was simply trying to breathe again. At first, the work was heavy. Each canvas held layers of paint, emotion, and memory pressed together until they cracked. It was how I carried what I couldn’t say. Every mark became a release, a quiet conversation between what was b

The Art of Curation Paradise Incheon blurs the line between museum and hotel — a curated space where art, architecture, and hospitality coexist in harmony. From the golden Pegasus to mirrored hallways and luminous installations, each moment feels intentionally composed. It ’s less a place to stay, and more a resort to experience. Iconic pieces greet you at every turn — from reflective sculpture to contemporary design. Paradise Incheon celebrates art as part of daily life. Li

The Art of the Sea Located on the shores of Haeundae Beach, Paradise Hotel Busan  stands as one of Korea’s leading coastal destinations where art, leisure, and design converge. The property blends resort comfort with gallery-like sophistication, featuring curated art installations, ocean-facing infinity pools, and fine dining that celebrates both Korean and international cuisine. From private suites to panoramic terraces, each space reflects a sense of calm modernity where na

Between earth and water Along the coast of Busan, Ananti reveals architecture shaped by rhythm. Golden corridors curve like light in motion, their symmetry soft and fluid. The passage feels sculpted by time — an opening between land and sea. Beyond it, glass frames the horizon. Floor-to-ceiling windows pull the ocean into the room, turning water and sky into part of the architecture. Inside, the tone shifts. Warm wood, soft fabric, and quiet geometry bring calm to the private

A visual study of form, light, and quiet design. Korean hospitality is not just about comfort. It is about presence. Every space tells a story of stillness, precision, and grace. There is a certain reverence in the way the light touches surfaces, in the quiet confidence of minimalism, and in the harmony between architecture and nature. This feature begins with Signiel Seoul , perched above the city within Lotte World Tower. Perched above the city, Signiel Seoul captures a sof

From city lines to quiet corners, I’ve always been drawn to the dialogue between lifestyle, architecture & light. Where my study of light began — in a city that never rests, I learned the power of stillness. Observing Light. Becoming Light. The Occulus, by Santiago Calatrava in Manhattan, New York City Washington Square Park, New York City