KOODA Signs Interior Film Partnership MOU with U.S.-based NUVIQUE STUDIO

KOODA, a Korea-based interior film specialist, has signed a strategic Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with NUVIQUE STUDIO, a Los Angeles-based company, to explore collaboration across the interior film industry. KOODA CEO Inseok Lee and NUVIQUE STUDIO CEO James Lee formalized the agreement during Lee's visit to the United States.

The MOU was signed while CEO Inseok Lee was on-site in the U.S. During the trip, he toured NUVIQUE STUDIO's operations and active interior projects, observing American installation environments, customer demand, and local working methods firsthand.

Through the agreement, the two companies will explore cooperation across four areas: interior film construction, training, distribution, and broader strategic partnership. Drawing on the construction expertise, training systems, and field-tested know-how it has built in Korea, KOODA confirmed concrete potential for connecting its model to the U.S. market.

About the Partner — NUVIQUE STUDIO

NUVIQUE STUDIO is a company based in Los Angeles, California. Under the MOU, it will work with KOODA to assess interior film business opportunities within the U.S. market. The two sides plan to discuss local market conditions, installation methods, training demand, and material distribution step by step, gradually defining the scope of their collaboration.

In the CEO's Words

This MOU is not simply a declaration of overseas expansion. It is the first official starting point for confirming what the interior film technology and training systems we have built in Korea can achieve in the U.S. market.— Inseok Lee, CEO of KOODA

Lee added that Korean interior film technology holds genuine competitive strength in fine finishing and on-site responsiveness, and that the key task ahead is connecting KOODA's technology and systems to the U.S. market in a way that fits its structure and demand.

What Comes Next

KOODA plans to release the U.S. visit and the MOU process in stages through its YouTube channel, and to continue producing content that highlights the meeting point between the American interior market and Korean interior film technology. The agreement is significant as KOODA's first official move beyond the domestic market onto the global stage. The company says it will continue to build on interior film construction, training, and distribution to introduce the potential of Korean technology to markets worldwide.