Park Jun-geum's Home: Shoe & Bag Edit Shop

Actress Park Jun-geum revealed the interior of her home for the first time on the SBS show ‘My Little Old Boy’. Upon entering her house, Tak Jae-hoon, Choi Jin-hyuk, and Heo Kyung-hwan were impressed by the luxurious and stylish interior. Their eyes lingered particularly on the dozens of pairs of shoes filling the walls and the neatly displayed bags.

Park Jun-geum's home resembled a department store's select shop. Shoes were neatly organized behind her vanity, and in the walk-in closet, bags sorted by color and design were lined up. Clothes were also densely hung, creating an atmosphere as if another store had opened inside her home. Park Jun-geum revealed that she uses two walk-in closets and has even removed a door to create more space for her extensive wardrobe.

Tak Jae-hoon discovered an old luxury bag and remarked, "You can feel the passage of time." Park Jun-geum responded with a laugh, "I bought it before my divorce." Bags and accessories used for decades still occupied their places. When the topic of a "gold spoon" (born into wealth) theory came up during the house tour, Park Jun-geum stated that she wasn't from a wealthy family when she was young. She explained that her mother only had two spoons when she got married, and after her mother passed away at 26, her father's business prospered, allowing his daughters to live comfortably.

Park Jun-geum also shared an anecdote about her father, who succeeded in the steel industry in the 1980s. She recalled the joy of her usually stoic father buying her a Grandeur car as a birthday gift. The shoes and bags filling her walls were not just traces of consumption, but a record of time accumulated over decades of her acting career, showcasing the trajectory of Park Jun-geum's life.