Post Standards is a studio that does all the designs needed for space. Founded in 2016 by Minsu Kim, the studio is focusing on finding the justification of design and trying to derive new results with own intuition and grammar. Currently, Post Standards is headquartered in Seoul and is expanding its work globally.
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Matin Kim Omotesando, Matin Kim, 2026. 04. 25
MATIN KIM Omotesando brings the so-called 'Seongsu-dong feel' — grey and painted brick, exposed concrete and slab, stainless steel layered over the brand's industrial minimalism — to a roadside shop at the mouth of Cat Street, its forms unfolding from the building itself rather than any fixed concept. With every fixture fabricated in Korea and shipped to Japan, the design had to account for the site with complete precision, checked detail by detail with the local team until no tolerance was left to chance.
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TAP, TIME, TAP, VOLOA, 2025. 10. 24
An intimate exhibition on the Danish tapware brand VOLA. Beginning from Arne Jacobsen's Danmarks Nationalbank (1968), it explores how VOLA's function, systems, and craftsmanship have evolved into a language of architecture through the tap — an object of everyday life. Aluminium pipes drawn from VOLA's own specifications stand upright like the products themselves, the brochures suspended from them carrying the show.
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RETROKIT, RETROKIT, 2025. 10. 6
For this eyewear select shop, we reclaimed the floor area that had spilled into the parking zone while letting the entrance box glide along a floor track to release parking space when needed. Stacked acrylic lighting and layered timber display cases inscribe years of handling countless products into the space as visible layers.
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MUSINSA Store Gangnam, MUSINSA, 2025. 9. 1
We designed Musinsa Store using a 300×300 modular system that ensures full compatibility, flexible configuration, and intuitive, open circulation throughout the space. All fixtures were engineered with precision to allow interchangeable components and efficient maintenance, balancing durability, economic efficiency, and aesthetic quality.
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portraits and people, portraits and people, 2025.5.4 -
Object THE HYUNDAI, Object, 2025.4.10
This project organizes Object’s lively visual identity into a clean and balanced interior design for The Hyundai. The space is designed to stay neat and versatile, even when various graphics and flexible display elements are added later.
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A by BOM, A by BOM, 2025. 4. 01 -
Art of naming - 이름의 기술, MMCA, 2024.10.11 -
Into Other Rivers - 우리는 끊임없이 다른 강에 스며든다, Art Archives Seoul Museum of Art, 2025.3.6 -
반·반·반 – 너르고 바른 반, 온양민속박물관, 2024. 10. 01 -
생명광시곡, 김병종, ANNEX, 2024. 9. 10 -
2024 Busan Biennale, Busan, 2024. 8. 17 -
PIKNIC '달리기', PIKNIC, 2024.07.31 -
Olive Young Seongsu Yeonbang, Olive Young, 2024.9.20
Olive Young commissioned us to design a new store at Seongsu Yeonbang, seeking a fresh aesthetic that aligns with the unique vibe of Seongsu-dong. We focused on creating a cohesive design that maximizes depth and visual appeal, overcoming the challenge of arranging diverse cosmetic products in a corridor-like space. The final design blends Seongsu's character with Olive Young's new direction, offering customers an engaging and visually rich experience.
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Space Time Scenarios, SEMA, 2024.4.4
The Seoul Museum of Art has chosen "architecture" as the theme for its 2024 exhibition agenda, coinciding with significant institutional changes like the opening of a new branch and the renovation of the Seosomun Main Branch. The exhibition "Architecture, Space Time Scenarios" focuses on the concept of "time" within architecture, and we contributed as both designers and artists with a piece titled "Multipurpose Art Gallery." This artwork reimagines the public art museum as a space for communal interaction, blending art appreciation, conversation, and relaxation, while also facilitating dialogues within the art community.
