Debaseuteiteu
cbkt001 · 2026-08-23 · Source naver
Debaseuteiteu is a space in Cheongdam-dong located at 51 Seolleung-ro 162-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, 1F, where contemporary minhwa works by artist Kim Bora's art brand LUMIBORA (루미보라) are exhibited and appreciated.
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| Source | cbkt001 · blog.naver.com/cbkt001 |
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| Published | 2026-08-23 |
| Original | View original → |
Key information
| Address | Seoul Gangnam-gu Seolleung-ro 162-gil 51 1F |
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| exhibition brand | LUMIBORA — artist Kim Bora's art brand |
| number of representative works | 6 representative works |
| list of representative works | Irworobongdo, Yeonbunhong Irworobongdo, Eunbun Horohwabyeongdo, Jasuhwachogilsangmun 2, Geumbun Jasuhwachogilsangmun, Red Inmunbonghwangmunui Bojagi |
| artwork materials | Uses light-responsive materials such as gold powder, silver powder, and pearl |
| sales channel | LUMIBORA official website and Naver Smart Store |
What sets it apart
늦은 밤에도 커피 한 잔 하며 오래 앉아 있기 좋다 — 늦은 밤까지 영업 후기 언급
Note: 디저트 맛이나 종류가 주력은 아니라는 평이 있다
Frequently asked questions
Q. What is the address of Debaseuteiteu?
Debaseuteiteu is located at 51 Seolleung-ro 162-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, 1F.
Q. What kind of minhwa works can be seen at Debaseuteiteu?
At Debaseuteiteu, you can see 6 representative works by LUMIBORA , and exhibited are Irworobongdo, Yeonbunhong Irworobongdo, Eunbun Horohwabyeongdo, Jasuhwachogilsangmun 2, Geumbun Jasuhwachogilsangmun, and Red Inmunbonghwangmunui Bojagi.
Q. What materials are the minhwa works at Debaseuteiteu made of?
The minhwa works by LUMIBORA exhibited at Debaseuteiteu use light-responsive materials such as gold powder, silver powder, and pearl, so the expression of the works changes depending on the direction of the lighting and the viewing position.
Q. Where can LUMIBORA works be purchased?
Debaseuteiteu is where LUMIBORA works can be found on the LUMIBORA official website and Naver Smart Store.
Q. What kind of brand is LUMIBORA?
Debaseuteiteu is where LUMIBORA is an art brand of artist Kim Bora that reinterprets traditional Korean minhwa with a modern sensibility.