Lee Young-hye Reveals Hannam-dong Residence... 100 Million Won Study Table and Dual Han River Views

[EBS Seo Jang-hoon's Millionaire Next Door]

Lee Young-hye, the 'Queen of Magazines' with annual sales of 48 billion won, reveals her ultra-luxurious Hannam-dong residence for the first time! 'One house, two Han River views'... Seo Jang-hoon says, "It's a waste to see this alone."

- "A single table costs 100 million won?!" Magazine millionaire Lee Young-hye's unimaginable Saju Ohang (Four Pillars of Destiny) interior design world! "I needed strong male energy" - "Four office buildings in the middle of Seoul?!" The majesty of Lee Young-hye's 400-pyeong office building... Seo Jang-hoon says "It's an incredibly expensive building," Jang Ye-won says "It looks like a drama set"

On EBS 'Seo Jang-hoon's Millionaire Next Door,' Lee Young-hye, the 'Queen of Magazines' who achieved maximum annual sales of 48 billion won by creating Korea's first home interior magazine, will appear. The show will provide the first look at the extraordinary interior know-how of Lee Young-hye, a pioneer who triggered the 'home decorating' craze in Korea, as well as her Hannam-dong residence boasting a 'million-dollar' Han River view that even left Seo Jang-hoon in awe.

In the episode of EBS 'Seo Jang-hoon's Millionaire Next Door' broadcasting on Wednesday the 16th at 9:55 PM, the life story of Lee Young-hye, a living history of the Korean magazine industry with 50 years of publishing experience, will be revealed. In particular, during a time when the concept of 'interior design' was unfamiliar, Lee Young-hye created a new wind in Korean residential culture by publishing the country's first home interior magazine. Furthermore, she recorded maximum annual sales of 48 billion won by successively introducing specialized magazines tailored to the trends of the times, such as wedding, parenting, men's, and luxury magazines. This broadcast draws attention as Lee Young-hye's Hannam-dong house, which encompasses everything found in interior design magazines, is revealed for the first time. While the atmosphere is extraordinary from the entrance, her unique interior philosophy incorporating Saju Ohang catches the eye. Lee Young-hye brings laughter by introducing a 'male puppy doll' placed at the entrance, saying, "Three women live in our house. So we needed strong male energy."

Lee Young-hye's extraordinary eye continues throughout the house. There is a hidden reason for the special placement of the desk occupying the prime spot in the middle of the living room, and unique ideas are found everywhere, such as 'sound-absorbing material that also serves as lighting' which captures both beautiful design and practicality. Furthermore, when Seo Jang-hoon asks, "What is the most expensive item in this house?", Lee Young-hye points to a table. This table, which costs approximately 100 million won, is not only decorated with grape-patterned mother-of-pearl designed by Lee Young-hye herself, but also adds rarity and value by being coated with lacquer throughout. When Jang Ye-won expresses surprise, saying, "I've never seen such a large table coated in lacquer," Lee Young-hye reveals her original aesthetic and excellent business sense, stating, "I believe lacquer will be the starting point of Korean luxury." Beyond simple interior design, Lee Young-hye's 'luxury philosophy,' which interprets Korean beauty in a modern way, is expected to leave a deep impression.

The highlight of this house is undoubtedly the 'two Han River views enjoyed in one house.' In Lee Young-hye's house, designed with a unique structure, a special view unfolds where one can see both the east and south sides of the Han River. As the scenery unfolds like a masterpiece painting in a panorama, Seo Jang-hoon cannot hide his admiration, saying, "Even in houses that overlook the Han River, you don't usually get a view like this. It's truly a waste to see this alone." Lee Young-hye's massive office building, consisting of four buildings, also captures attention. Upon entering the building lobby, Jang Ye-won is speechless, saying, "It looks more like a drama set than a company," and Seo Jang-hoon activates his sharp 'real estate instinct,' saying, "This building is an incredibly expensive building." Curiosity is piqued regarding what secrets are hidden in the 400-pyeong office building built by Lee Young-hye through her magazines. The amazing success story of Lee Young-hye, the 'Queen of Magazines' who led Korea's home interior culture, can be seen on EBS 'Seo Jang-hoon's Millionaire Next Door' on Wednesday, September 16th at 9:55 PM.

End. (Photo provided by EBS 'Seo Jang-hoon's Millionaire Next Door')

◆ At a Glance

· Publishing Institution: EBS

· Category: Seo Jang-hoon's Millionaire Next Door

· Distribution: September 15

Source: EBS Press Release

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