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https://assets.site.ingka.com/lifeathome/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/IKEA_LAH_mag_Page_15_Image_0001_448x341_70e7e9c63e7748085cdca760cd5644b4.webp448341Architect Teo Yang believes that creating a home requires a closer look at who we really are. He has turned his hanok, a traditional-style Korean house, into a place in which he can find inner peace. But spending more time at home has given Teo even greater insight into the psychology of architecture and allowed him to discover a sense of freedom indoors.