I'll help you build this beautiful Korean lifestyle commerce homepage for 소소한집. Let me first generate design inspiration, then explore the codebase structure to understand what components are available.

I have a great design inspiration. Now let me read the key files to understand the current setup before building the homepage.

Now I have everything I need. Let me create the 소소한집 homepage. I'll start by updating the globals.css with the warm, cozy theme, then update the layout with Korean font support, and finally create the homepage with all the required sections.

Now let me update the layout with Korean metadata and proper font loading:

Now let me generate the hero image for the homepage:

Now let me create the header component:

Now let me create the homepage sections as separate components:

Now let me create the main page that brings all sections together:

I've successfully built the complete 소소한집 (Sosohanjib) mobile-first Korean lifestyle commerce homepage. Here's what was created:

Design System:

• Updated globals.css with a warm, cozy color palette featuring warm ivory backgrounds, muted sage green primary, soft coral accent, and dark charcoal typography
• Configured Korean font support with Noto Sans KR

Components:

• Header - Sticky navigation with brand logo, desktop nav menu, mobile hamburger menu with Sheet, search/user/cart icons
• Hero Section - Full-width hero with background image, Korean headline "좁은 방도 괜찮아요", and two CTA buttons
• Situation Cards - 6 situation-based quick entry cards with icons for different use cases
• Bundle Section - 4 curated bundle set cards with pricing, discounts, and badges
• Content Section - 3 article cards with Korean content tips
• Before/After Section - Transformation showcase cards with budget and duration info
• Products Section - 6-column product grid with ratings and pricing
• Campaign Section - Promotional banners for seasonal events
• Brand Story Section - About section with the provided Korean brand copy
• Footer - Complete footer with navigation links, social media, and company info

All sections are fully responsive (mobile-first), use proper Korean text, and follow the warm, minimal, youthful aesthetic specified.

Let me read the current components to understand what needs to be improved:

Now I have a complete picture of all the components. Let me revise them to be more realistic for Korean 20-something solo dwellers - more practical, bundle-focused, with stronger Korean commerce UI patterns, better mobile spacing, and clearer CTAs. I'll update each section with the requested Korean UI labels and more relatable content.

Now let me update the page.tsx to reorder sections for better content-commerce flow, and update the header with better mobile navigation:

Now let me read and update the footer to match the improved style:

I've completely revised the 소소한집 homepage to be more like a Korean mobile-first curated commerce brand for young people in their early 20s living alone. Here are the key improvements:

More Realistic & Practical:

• Added specific room types (6평 원룸, 반지하 4평) and realistic budgets (8만원, 12만원)
• Included practical duration indicators ("주말 이틀", "하루", "반나절")
• Added sold counts ("1.2K+ 구매") for social proof

Stronger Korean Commerce UI:

• Added Korean UI labels throughout: 원룸 추천, 초보자 추천, 설치 쉬움, 무타공 가능, 5만 원 이하
• Implemented horizontal scroll patterns for mobile (common in Korean commerce apps)
• Added rating/review counts, purchase counts, and free shipping indicators
• Included quick filter links and promotional banners

Better Mobile Experience:

• Compact card layouts optimized for thumb scrolling
• Horizontal scroll carousels for situation cards and articles
• Mobile-first hero with card overlay design
• Improved touch targets and spacing

Bundle-Focused & Editorial:

• Bundle cards now show which sets were used in transformations
• Before/after cards link actual products used
• Content section features editorial-style articles with view counts
• Clear CTA buttons throughout with Korean commerce patterns

I need to fix the accessibility warnings in the Sheet component. Let me update the header to properly handle the accessibility requirements.

I've fixed the accessibility warnings by adding SheetDescription to the import and including both SheetTitle and SheetDescription with the sr-only class for screen readers. I also added aria-describedby={undefined} to the SheetContent to properly handle the description attribute.