Nara Lee is a Korean architect and artist, based in Paris and Seoul.
With a background in architecture and urbanism, her work draws attention to the cultural narratives of familiar forms and materials, investigating design languages that shifts the perception of norms.
Her solo exhibition <The Sun Room> was presented in Seoul at Mirae building, November 23 - December 7, 2025.
She presented Pul series composed of chairs, benches and folding screens made in stainless steel and natural leather. Her work was published on Dezeen, Brique magazine, etc.
She presented Pul series composed of chairs, benches and folding screens made in stainless steel and natural leather. Her work was published on Dezeen, Brique magazine, etc.
She has presented immersive space and installation for Prada Mode and brands such as Amomento and Low Classic, using material experimentation and spatial interventions to engage with themes of culture, memory, and transformation.
From spatial design to furniture, scenography, sculptural and installation work, her practice stands at the intersection of art and design. She founded EEL, an interdisciplinary studio focusing on collaborative explorations.
