
Linen Wrinkles. That Is the Point.
Why linen curtains, bedding and cushions look the way they do — what the creases actually are, what 'washed linen' means, and how to care for it without ironing the character out of it.
by June Park, Seoul

Materials Editor
Textile design background, then materials writing · Seoul, South Korea
June came to interiors through textile design and still touches everything before she will write about it. She can tell oak from ash by the weight, and believes every care label should be read out loud at least once.
Portrait generated, not a photograph of a real person. June is an editorial pen name.
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Why linen curtains, bedding and cushions look the way they do — what the creases actually are, what 'washed linen' means, and how to care for it without ironing the character out of it.
by June Park, Seoul

Twice a year the house changes its clothes. Done as a purge it becomes a bad afternoon; done as an inventory it takes two hours and tells you something.
by June Park, Seoul

Three woods that get sold as interchangeable, three very different jobs. The useful question is not which is best but which one your table, your chair and your shelf each need.
by June Park, Seoul