Rejina Pyo curates Korean antiques for Golborne Road
At her London flagship, the designer presents a thoughtfully gathered collection of Joseon dynasty porcelain and brass kitchenware sourced from Korea. Objects chosen to live with, collect and cherish.
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Rejina Pyo has filled the shelves of her Golborne Road studio with treasures gathered from Korea, each chosen with the deliberation of someone who understands the weight of beauty in daily life. The collection spans centuries and categories: glazed ceramics with the depth of deep chocolate, their forms speaking to function refined across generations; brass vessels burnished to a warm, honeyed patina; kitchen tools that have earned their smooth surfaces through use.
The pieces assembled for Material Contrasts at Rejina Pyo 86 belong to the Joseon dynasty and beyond, a period when Korean craft achieved a particular kind of restraint and elegance. They arrive on the white tiled shelves of the Notting Hill space as conversation between continents and time, objects that carry the knowledge of their making. Some are available to purchase by enquiry, others simply to observe and live alongside, reminding us that luxury need not announce itself.
The selection can be viewed in store at 86 Golborne Road and online at rejinapyo.com, where those drawn to the collection’s quiet sophistication may explore further or request details on individual pieces.
Imagery courtesy of Rejina Pyo (@rejinapyo).
