Mono Collection

Gwanghwamun & Jongno-gu


Chang Eung Bong creates and sources exquisite fabrics used for fashion and soft furnishings, including gorgeous quilts, pillows and contemporary spins on hanbok. Browse the collection in the studio above MK2 cafe.


Lonely Planet's must-see attractions

Nearby Gwanghwamun & Jongno-gu attractions

1. Ryugaheon

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Based in a restored hanok, Ryugaheon specialises in photography exhibitions, but you may also see other types of art here such as canvases of embroidered…

2. Jean Art Gallery

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Pioneer of the Tongui-dong gallery scene and specialising in representing contemporary Korean and Japanese artists, such as Naru Yoshitomo and Yayoi…

3. Artside

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Since 1999, Artside has taken a leading role in artistic exchange between Korea and China by regularly staging exhibits by contemporary Chinese artists…

4. Gallery Simon

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Exhibitions include sculptures and interesting installations. Has a chic top-floor cafe with views over hanok roofs.

5. Daelim Contemporary Art Museum

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Daelim specialises in exhibitions on photography, design and fashion. The building, which was originally a family house, was remodelled by French…

6. Gyeongbokgung

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Like a phoenix, Seoul’s premier palace has risen several times from the ashes of destruction. Hordes of tourists have replaced the thousands of government…

7. National Palace Museum of Korea

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In a modern building in the southwest corner of Gyeongbokgung's compound, this museum displays royal artefacts that highlight the wonderful artistic…

8. Cheongwadae Sarangchae

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Much more interesting than the tour of Cheongwadae itself is this exhibition hall opposite the exit from the presidential compound. Inside are displays…