Production support for KBS dramas ‘The Elegant Empire’ and ‘My Dearest Nemesis’

Woodin HAUS new products draw attention in key drama locations

Woodin HAUS, a specialized interior brand, has supplied a range of products, including new releases, to the KBS daily drama ‘The Elegant Empire’ and the Monday–Tuesday drama ‘My Dearest Nemesis.’ In ‘The Elegant Empire,’ Woodin HAUS doors were used in the protagonist's penthouse, the Jeguk Entertainment office, and the Soro Gallery office, creating a luxurious and sophisticated atmosphere. In ‘My Dearest Nemesis,’ Temba board was installed in the Hwangje Boxing Gym, where the protagonist's growth and transformation unfold, completing a bright and lively interior.

‘The Elegant Empire’ is a daily drama depicting the desperate yet elegant journey of revenge undertaken by a man and a woman to reclaim the lives they lost, offering many glimpses of Woodin HAUS products with a classic and refined feel. In particular, the new door ‘Rieul’ was installed on every door in the penthouse of male lead Gi-yun. ‘Rieul’ is an attractive door engraved with U-shaped recessed grooves running top to bottom, emphasizing a clean yet luxurious feel. Following the positive consumer response to the existing ‘Digeut’ door, the ‘Rieul’ door was launched to enable more three-dimensional styling.

The penthouse's sliding partition door is the TD-39, accented with classic-shaped perforations that further elevate the sense of luxury, while the director's office at the Soro Gallery uses the new TD-41 door, featuring semicircular perforations, to create a sophisticated yet soft space. ‘My Dearest Nemesis,’ starring Lee Sang-yeob and Kim So-hye, is a Monday–Tuesday drama portraying the growth of genius boxer Lee Kwon-sook and cold-blooded agent Kim Tae-young. Woodin HAUS boards and sliding partition doors were installed at the Hwangje Boxing Gym where Lee Kwon-sook trains, at Kim Tae-young's home, and elsewhere. The Hwangje Boxing Gym in particular drew attention with its bright and upscale atmosphere—created using Woodin HAUS's two-tone right-angle Temba board—contrasting sharply with the place where Lee Kwon-sook trained before her comeback.

Woodin HAUS said that through its sponsorship of the two dramas, it focused on introducing consumers to a variety of new products that blend naturally into spaces of diverse moods, and that it plans to continue strengthening points of contact between consumers and its products through various channels.

Woodin HAUS is a specialized interior company offering doors, moldings, sliding partition doors, boards, and more. Woodin's various products can be viewed on its official website and social media (YouTube, Instagram).

▲ Woodin HAUS's new doors Rieul, TD-39, and TD-41, provided for ‘The Elegant Empire’