Ever wondered how South Korean superstar Lee Min-ho envisions his ideal home? Well, you’re not alone, and fortunately, the actor recently shared a glimpse of his dream living space.
Min-ho emphasized his preference for uncluttered, minimalist interiors, stating, “I think I prefer homes that do not have a lot of things inside.” However, he acknowledged that home design ultimately depends on individual tastes, with some people finding comfort and security in a well-furnished and appliance-filled home.
The 36-year-old actor, known for his roles in dramas like Boys Over Flowers and Pachinko, revealed three key essentials for his ideal home.
First and foremost, a spacious, double-king size bed tops his list. Secondly, he highlighted the importance of a comfortable sofa, as it creates a versatile space for gatherings and activities. Lastly, he expressed a desire for a microwave oven in his home.
Lee Min-ho made these revelations during a press conference held in Manila, where he returned after seven years as the newest ambassador for property developer SM Development Corporation (SMDC). He expressed his deep gratitude to his Filipino fans for their continued support and enthusiasm.
The actor also shared his surprise that people still refer to him as Gu Jun-pyo, his iconic character from Boys Over Flowers, even though the drama aired 13 years ago.
“It’s amazing to see how a project from so long ago can be continuously influential to other people and continuously remembered by people,” said Min-ho.
Lee Min-ho revealed that he is currently working on the second season of Pachinko and several other Korean dramas, which are expected to be released in the coming year. He expressed his dedication to creating exceptional projects and his hope that fans will look forward to these upcoming endeavors.
“As far as I know, by next year we will be releasing Pachinko Season 2 and several Korean dramas. I would love to tell you all that we spent so much time doing our best to create these wonderful projects. I hope everyone will be excited for these, too,” he shared.
