'Home Muse'd' 2nd Class Inauguration Ceremony Held

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Official Supporters of the Korea Interior Architecture Competition

KCC Glass (CEO Kim Nae-hwan) announced that its specialized interior brand 'HomeCC Interior' held the inauguration ceremony for the 2nd class of 'Home Muse'd,' the supporters group for the 'Korea Interior Architecture Competition,' at the KCC Glass headquarters in Seocho-gu, Seoul, on April 8.

Home Muse'd is a supporters group composed of past winners of the Korea Interior Architecture Competition, which HomeCC Interior co-hosts with the Korea Society of Interior Architects/Designers (KOSID), a nonprofit corporation. It was first launched last year to promote the Korea Interior Architecture Competition, one of Korea's leading interior architecture design events, and to support young designers in their challenges and growth.

HomeCC Interior began recruiting candidates in March and, following a review of applications and in-depth interviews, ultimately selected a total of 11 members for the 2nd class of Home Muse'd. Over the next 10 months or so, the newly selected 2nd class of Home Muse'd will actively promote the Korea Interior Architecture Competition while carrying out activities to provide consumers with easy-to-understand information on interior design from a designer's perspective.

Specifically, a variety of activities are planned, including △pop-up exhibitions within HomeCC Interior showroom/sales locations, △attendance at design seminars, and △collaborations with interior design experts.

A KCC Glass official said, "The 1st class of Home Muse'd achieved many results, with the roughly 100 related pieces of content released last year through news articles and Home Muse'd's official social media channels recording a cumulative 5 million views and 1,200 content engagements," adding, "We also look forward to the 2nd class of Home Muse'd, who will be active this year, engaging in vibrant activities that apply designers' artistic sensibilities across the interior architecture field as a whole, including apartments and commercial spaces."