Glamping is an experience designed for glamorous camping where guests sleep in tents complete with kitchens and bathrooms. The popular movement has made its way to South Korea in the city of Yang-Pyeong, where architecture and design studio ArchiWorkshop has been enlisted into creating tents that take the shape of doughnuts and worms that are set against the Korean woods.
There are two different tent structures for the site; the first is a worm like structure that has an elongated, stretched form while the other takes the shape of a doughnut like design that has a hollow circular structure. The skins of the glamping tents are double layered to stretch around the steel frames.
Inside the tents are custom designed sofa beds with a partition at the back that hide the toilets.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Glamping Tents
- Innovative glamping tent designs offer new opportunities for architects and interior designers to create unique and luxurious outdoor experiences.
- Customized Furniture for Tents
- Custom designed furniture for glamping tents provides opportunities for companies to create unique products that cater to the needs of glamping guests.
- Double Layered Tent Skins
- The use of double layered tent skins presents opportunities for manufacturers to create more durable and weather resistant tents for outdoor purposes.
Where This Applies
- Hospitality
- The growing popularity of glamping has created opportunities for hospitality companies to attract guests that seek luxurious and unique outdoor experiences.
- Architecture and Design
- The design of innovative glamping tents presents opportunities for architects and designers to showcase their creativity and create eye-catching structures.
- Furniture Manufacturing
- The demand for customized furniture for glamping tents opens up opportunities for furniture manufacturers to create products that cater to the specific needs of outdoor enthusiasts.
