Hansol Homedeco is strengthening its customized furniture design capabilities based on the diverse patterns of its furniture material brand "Hansol Storyboard," reflecting individual customer lifestyles.
According to Hansol Homedeco on the 26th, Hansol Storyboard is a furniture material made by bonding a durability-enhanced surface sheet onto medium-density fiberboard (MDF) produced in-house. In line with the spreading "Life Fit" trend that caters to increasingly segmented consumer preferences, the material can be used for a wide range of custom-built furniture including kitchen cabinets, built-in wardrobes, open shelving units and entryway storage.
The product lineup features more than 100 patterns across four lines: Signature, Special, Entry and Technical. These enable customized furniture designs tailored to the characteristics of specific spaces such as kitchens, living rooms and children's rooms.
"Hansol Storyboard LPM" is characterized by deep surface textures that realistically reproduce the feel of natural materials such as wood and stone. This allows homeowners to create a cohesive kitchen interior by matching the tone of stone countertops with surrounding cabinetry. The panels are manufactured in a vertical dimension of 2,740 millimeters, enabling seamless installation even in spaces with high ceilings.
For select patterns, body materials matching the door panels are also available, making it possible to coordinate the interior and exterior of furniture with the same design for a distinctive look.
Hansol Homedeco also operates "Hansol Storyfilm," an interior film developed with the same patterns as Hansol Storyboard. Using the film, customers can finish walls and moldings around custom furniture with a matching design, enhancing the overall completeness of a space.
"We have been working hard to develop patterns that can lead the market in keeping with rapidly changing interior trends," a Hansol Homedeco official said. "We plan to continue introducing products that reflect diverse customer needs."
