The collision between wooden hues and solid colors is the simplest of matches, yet it often falls into clichés due to its simplicity.

Choosing the right wood grain texture to restore the natural veins has become a recurring challenge for us. This one is too rugged, this one's grain is too straight and fine, and this one has too many mountain patterns. What we seek is the year-ring beneath the bark of the wood, with curves flowing like water droplets' traces. A gentle touch, and it naturally turns.

Realism, a little more realism, that one glance, enough to captivate every sense of yours.

Wood grain paired with the simulated background of terrazzo. Subtle elegance flows unconsciously in every space your fingers touch. Too light a gray cannot create the sophistication of wood color. The warmth of wood color coupled with the calmness of deep gray. Space can be expressed in words. Great sound is silent, great beauty needs no words.

There are many ways to bid farewell to the stereotypical wardrobe designs. Learning and breaking through, attempting more deconstruction. Advancement and retreat, interleaving, have already been integrated into every designer's philosophy. Those who dare to use open wardrobes must be people who pursue a high quality of life. What's displayed inside the wardrobe is rigor towards life, self-discipline.

After encountering many designs, we realize that good design is the fulfillment of function, the creation of aesthetics, and at the same time, the interpretation of life.

Good design is also definitely an understanding of life. Design stems from life; it's never just a slogan. We restore what life has taught us, little by little, into every corner of the design.

Humanization is never based on oneself. It gives every client full participation. A home is where immense feelings are poured into. What we can express is to use our cognition to realize a dream, a long-awaited expectation, step by step. This sincerity and beauty are the greatest meanings of doing this.