
The Pumda Namhae Pool Villa in Namhae, South Korea is South Korean architect Moon Hoon's latest project.

Each villa was designed with a specific theme in mind. This one references a traditional Korean pavilion.

The colors of the villa are inspired by the sea creatures in Namhae.

This circle-themed villa tries to mimic bubbles.

Hoon says he wants his spaces to be playful, joyful and relaxed.

The hexagon motif of this villa represents the shape of a water molecule.

Hoon likes the use of diagonal lines to create a sense of movement and action.

Hoon says that, while he doesn't think he has a signature style, there's usually a lot of color and a sense that there are forms "trying to escape."

Hoon says he likes the feeling of escaping reality in architecture so you can "experience something different from normal days, ordinary days."

Hoon says his designs start with a gut feeling, which is then informed by the space and landscape.



