The Naver Design Talk | A Treasure Trove Embracing the Beauty of Time: Go Bok-hee’s Atelier
The Naver "Design Talk" Episode 13 visits Go Bok-hee Atelier, a place that has long conveyed "happiness and joy derived from the past." This space, which has become a symbol of the antique art district connecting Dapsimni and Janghanpyeong, reopened in May after undergoing renovations. Through interviews with co-founders Go Bok-hee and Kim Ji-eun, the video explores the beauty of 100- to 150-year-old antique furniture, offers tips on arrangement and interior design that complement modern spaces, and provides a guide for those new to antique art.
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&Premium (Japan) | Dapsimni Gallery Gobokii: Antiques That Blend into Everyday Life
From the "Seoul Travel" series in the Japanese lifestyle magazine &Premium. It features Gallery Gobokhee on Dapsimni Antique Street as a space that feels like a small museum.
CREA (Japan) | Tips on Choosing a Good Antique Shop from Go Bok-hee (GOBOKII)
CREA, a magazine published by Bunshun, introduces Go Bok-hee of Dapsimni as "a shop admired by antique enthusiasts" and shares tips on how to choose a good antique shop and incorporate antiques into your daily life.
The Naver | The Story of Antique Furniture, as Told by Kim Ji-eun, CEO of ‘Gobokhee’
The Naver interviewed CEO Kim Ji-eun to mark the reopening of Go Bok-hee Atelier. The article and video feature interior design tips and advice for those new to antique art.
ELLE DECOR | Antiques Are So Cool — Go Bok-hee Bridges Tradition and Modernity
Go Bok-hee is a newcomer to the Dapsimni Antique Market. Run by Kim Seong-ho and Kim Ji-eun, a couple who love vintage items, the shop brings together traditional Joseon-era furniture with Bauhaus and mid-century modern pieces under one roof.