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Some of the most essential elements of a K-Drama are world-building and set design. It creates immersion and allows a fictional universe to feel natural and relatable. If you've been a K-Drama fan for any amount of time now, you could not have missed the gorgeous apartments and houses that are featured in almost every K-Drama out there. Whether it be a cozy space or a grand mansion, K-Dramas know how to make them look pretty.
Here are five houses/apartments in K-Dramas (in no order of ranking) that we'd love to stay in!
1. Yu NaBi's Apartment In "Nevertheless,"
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Yu NaBi, played by Han SoHee, is a 4th-year art student in the Department of Sculpture. Even if you didn't know that before, just looking at her apartment makes it amply clear. It screams "artistic" and cozy even though it is relatively simple. The studio apartment doesn't allow for a clear division between the living area and the bedroom, but the elevated platform creates a great demarcation. This is the dream apartment of any university student.
For more "Nevertheless," filming locations, check out this articl
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