thinkTREE Architects and Partners

About this Company:
thinkTREE Architects and Partners is an architectural firm that was established in 2012 by Kangsoo Lee and Joohyung Kang. Both Lee and Kang studied at the Graduate School of Design at Harvard University in Boston. Prior to starting their own firm, Lee worked for an internationally renowned architectural firm in New York and Seoul, while Kang gained over ten years of experience in a well-known architectural firm in Seoul. Recently, Jaehee Jung, a professor from the School of Architectural Engineering at Hongik University, has joined the practice. The firm consists of a team of architects and engineers who work on a wide range of projects, including private assignments, public projects such as community facilities, housing, commercial buildings, research, and interior projects. One unique aspect of their design portfolio is their expertise in working with freight containers, with several container architecture projects currently under construction and set to be completed by the summer of 2015.

Interior Design Related Keywords:
1. Small modular kitchen
2. Interior design
3. Kitchen design
4. Residential interior design
5. Commercial interior design
6. Office interior design
7. Hospitality interior design
8. Retail interior design
9. Sustainable interior design
10. Contemporary interior design
11. Traditional interior design
12. Industrial interior design
13. Scandinavian interior design
14. Mid-century modern interior design
15. Minimalist interior design
16. Bohemian interior design
17. Coastal interior design
18. Farmhouse interior design
19. Transitional interior design
20. Eclectic interior design

Types and Subtopics of Interior Design:
1. Residential Interior Design:
– Single-family homes
– Apartments and condos
– Townhouses
– Vacation homes

2. Commercial Interior Design:
– Offices
– Retail stores
– Restaurants and cafes
– Hotels and resorts
– Healthcare facilities
– Educational institutions

3. Office Interior Design:
– Open office layouts
– Collaborative workspaces
– Executive offices
– Reception areas
– Conference rooms

4. Hospitality Interior Design:
– Hotel lobbies
– Guest rooms
– Restaurants and bars
– Spa and wellness centers
– Event spaces

5. Retail Interior Design:
– Boutiques
– Department stores
– Showrooms
– Pop-up shops
– Shopping malls

6. Sustainable Interior Design:
– Use of eco-friendly materials
– Energy-efficient lighting
– Water-saving fixtures
– Indoor air quality considerations
– Recycling and waste management

7. Contemporary Interior Design:
– Clean lines and minimalism
– Neutral color palettes
– Use of modern materials
– Open floor plans
– Integration of technology

8. Traditional Interior Design:
– Classic furniture and decor
– Rich colors and patterns
– Formal layouts
– Ornate details
– Antique and vintage pieces

9. Industrial Interior Design:
– Exposed brick and concrete
– Metal accents and fixtures
– Utilitarian furniture
– Warehouse-inspired spaces
– Raw and unfinished elements

10. Scandinavian Interior Design:
– Light and airy spaces
– Natural materials
– Simple and functional furniture
– Neutral color schemes
– Cozy and hygge-inspired elements

11. Mid-century Modern Interior Design:
– Retro-inspired furniture
– Organic shapes and curves
– Bold colors and patterns
– Iconic design pieces
– Open and flowing layouts

12. Minimalist Interior Design:
– Clean and clutter-free spaces
– Simple and streamlined furniture
– Limited color palette
– Focus on functionality
– Emphasis on negative space

13. Bohemian Interior Design:
– Eclectic and free-spirited style
– Layered textures and patterns
– Vibrant colors and prints
– Global and ethnic influences
– Relaxed and cozy atmosphere

14. Coastal Interior Design:
– Light and breezy spaces
– Nautical and beach-inspired decor
– Soft color palette with blues and whites
– Natural materials like rattan and jute
– Views and access to the outdoors

15. Farmhouse Interior Design:
– Rustic and cozy style
– Vintage and repurposed furniture
– Warm and earthy color scheme
– Natural wood accents
– Farmhouse-inspired details like shiplap and barn doors

16. Transitional Interior Design:
– Blend of traditional and contemporary styles
– Timeless and classic elements
– Neutral color palette with pops of color
– Mix of textures and materials
– Balanced and harmonious design

17. Eclectic Interior Design:
– Mix of different styles and periods
– Bold and unexpected combinations
– Personal and unique decor
– Playful and creative design choices
– Emphasis on self-expression and individuality