How patterns shape the feeling of home
For designer Chang Eung-bok, Korean traditional patterns are not meant to remain on museum walls. Over four decades, Chang has taken Korean patterns and translated them into textiles, furniture, household objects, and interior spaces. "Equinox," which opened Tuesday at the Seoul Museum of
For designer Chang Eung-bok, Korean traditional patterns are not meant to remain on museum walls. Over four decades, Chang has taken Korean patterns and translated them into textiles, furniture, household objects, and interior spaces. "Equinox," which opened Tuesday at the Seoul Museum of
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