Get inspired by these 10 designer furniture items as seen on hit K-drama ‘Queen of Tears’

Soft to the touch, the Miles Sofa from Wittmann exudes a minimalist appeal that is yet warm and inviting, thanks to a soothing palette of customisable hues and finishes, complemented by an elegantly curved silhouette.

As seen on Queen of Tears, it pairs nicely with the ethereal air of the Shimmer Tavoli by Glas Italia.

Every heiress needs a sophisticated collection of books—and somewhere just as sophisticated to store them. The Story Bookcase by Herman Miller displays your most treasured tomes in a vertical fashion, turning them into a functional statement piece that takes up little room.

Despite its slim, lightweight appearance, the bookcase is crafted entirely out of solid metal, with a heavy base that lends it strength and stability without compromising on its quiet elegance.

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The luxurious all-white living room in Queen of Tears wouldn’t be complete without some minimalist soft furnishings, such as the Bolzano Chaise Longue from BoConcept.

Designed by Morten Georgsen, this relaxing chaise longue has an inviting look and feel with a contemporary, curved design. It’s available in a left-hand or right-hand configuration, so it’s made to suit your living space.

Complementing the Bolzano Chaise Longue from BoConcept in the show’s living room is the Bergamo Sofa from the same renowned brand, inviting a larger group of people to sit and relax.

With a modern silhouette and clean lines grounded by discrete, low legs, it’s a sofa that exudes timeless grace, and a piece you’ll never grow tired of.

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The Vuelta High-Back Chair from Wittmann makes a statement with its balance of vintage charm and timeless appeal, positioning it as opulent seating in the living area or, as seen on Queen of Tears, the ideal finishing touch in a corner with a view.

Created by Spanish designer Jaime Hayon, the chair pays tribute to the history of Austrian furniture, with distinctive curves and decadent upholstery in various finishes.

Created for “carefree dreaming on wings”, the playful Wings Bed is one of Wittmann’s signature designs and a key piece in the Queen of Tears bedroom. The bed’s unique ‘wings’ swivel side to side, lending it a unique sense of dynamism, transitioning from intimate and cocooning to open and airy.

The sumptuous bed is further complemented by leather-clad bedside tables and adjustable powder-coated reading lights, with a compact configuration that takes up minimal space.

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One of the boldest pieces in the iconic Queen of Tears house, the brightly-hued Greystoke Mirror by Thomas&Vines introduces a vibrant pop of colour into the home’s modern interior design. With its contemporary take on British palatial furnishings, it certainly puts a twist on ornate royal aesthetics.

Two more colour stories are available in the brand’s series of standing mirrors as well: a vivid green (dubbed Buckingham) and a more understated royal blue (titled Windsor).

Aiming to introduce both freedom and structure to any interior, the modular storage furniture from System 180 can be configured according to individual lifestyle needs and personal tastes. It’s the perfect system for flexible living spaces maximised for multiple uses, as well as workspaces that require quick, seamless adaptability. From mostly static structures to entirely dynamic pieces, there’s something for everyone—including Hong Hae-in.

Spotted behind her in an episode of Queen of Tears, the discreet System 180 storage furniture elegantly complements her workspace without turning it overly corporate, still evoking a pleasant warmth.

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If you’re dreaming up a vibrant and cheerful living area, you can’t go wrong with the New York Suite Sofa from Saba Italia, available in a range of sophisticated, vivid finishes. Sergio Bicego designed these sofas with a certain vintage allure, lending your living room a sense of nostalgia, yet avoiding pastiche thanks to a metropolitan essence imbued into the silhouette and the slender steel feet.

Beyond the irresistible colour palette, the New York Suite lineup is also sumptuously soft, inviting you to sink into the cushions and enjoy a rewatch of your favourite K-drama.

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