Hansol HomeDeco took part in the 27th Seoul Living Design Fair, held over five days from February 23 to 27 at COEX.

Through this exhibition, Hansol HomeDeco focused on the ‘personal space,’ whose importance has grown in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, and presented a vision for new interior spaces.

In particular, based on the concept of a meeting between space and nature, the company organized its exhibition into displays such as the Room of Air, the Room of Ink, the Room of Wood, and the Room of Earth and Stone, allowing visitors to experience the sensory qualities of space through natural materials.

At this exhibition, Hansol HomeDeco showcased its recently launched ‘SB Maru Real Texture’ in Dawn White Oak and Dawn Natural Oak, and its ‘SB Maru Stone’ in Pietra Black and Granitello Grey, as well as ‘Collect Wall,’ an eco-friendly flame-retardant wall material.

‘Hansol SB Real Texture’ is a synchronized-embossed flooring that aligns the wood-grain pattern with the surface embossing to realistically reproduce the three-dimensional depth and texture of natural solid wood. It is characterized by its diversified pattern designs, achieved by applying the widest range of surface embossing. In addition, at 128 mm and 143 mm—wider than the 95 mm width standard typical of conventional laminate flooring—it creates a visual effect that makes the floor appear more expansive while producing a more open sense of space. By strengthening the water resistance that is a weakness of wood flooring, it shows almost no deformation even under prolonged moisture, so it can be used with confidence around kitchens and bathrooms.

‘SB Maru Stone’ looks like marble on the surface, but is in fact flooring made by applying a marble surface material to a wood-based substrate, making it strong against water as well as impacts such as scratches and dents. It reproduces the patterns and textures of various materials—marble, terrazzo, sandstone, and more—with lifelike realism.

Meanwhile, during the Seoul Living Design Fair, Hansol HomeDeco also held an Instagram proof-shot event, offering on-site goods (eco bags) to visitors who posted photos of their booth visit on social media.