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With a passion for high-quality and creative craftsmanship, Sunsmith brings together a team of outstanding local goldsmiths and craftsmen to create unique jewelry that is handmade in Hong Kong. Each piece bears the traces of manual carving, hammering, shaping, and polishing that evokes a sense of vitality to accompany the wearer in their daily lives.

Sunsmith strives to explore beyond jewelry and bring forth innovative ideas. Celebrating the spirit of ‘Made in Hong Kong’ and the city’s rich history of craftsmanship and manufacturing, the brand proudly celebrates the origin of its products and cherishes local cultural heritage. Each work is equipped with a ‘birth certificate’ that allows customers to understand where, how, and by whom each piece was made.

Founder and design director of SUYAB Furniture, Zhu Zi, is an Interior Designer graduate from the Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts and has been working in interior design for over 20 years. In 2015, he created SUYAB Furniture, devoted to the study of Chinese furniture within a contemporary context, and to better apply its principles in a modern-day living space.

Zhu Zhi loves Chinese aesthetics but disagrees that ancient forms, carvings, or symbols should be replicated without innovation. Zhu Zhi believes that appreciation should be holistic, expressed through the harmonious composition of color, material, and craft, juxtaposed against contemporary living spaces, user behavior, and family interactions, elevating SUYAB Furniture from a 'product' to a 'service'.

In 2017, SUYAB Furniture exhibited at Design Shanghai, and won Italy's A' Design Gold Award in the Furniture category, while SUYAB's tea room design won Bronze Award in the Interior Design category. In 2018, SUYAB Furniture participated in Shenzhen Creative Week, winning the Gold Award in 'Go Trend Best Display' category for their 11-room Eastern residential architecture concept.

Born in Rome, the founder of SV CASA, Susanna Valerio has lived in New York, Rio De Janeiro, Cairo, and Hong Kong. Her wealth of experience includes accessory design for leading hotels and more than two decades of experience as a senior buyer and consultant for Asia’s renowned lifestyle boutiques Joyce, and Lane Crawford.​

From the rooms of the Four Seasons in Florence to the spa at the Park Hyatt, New York, and the Bulgari Hotel, Shanghai to Rosewood Hong Kong, Madrid, and beyond, the pieces in the SV CASA collection represent the very pinnacle of their design aesthetic.​

Created with a passionate desire to innovate, every piece in the SV CASA range is a labor of love. SV CASA is a love story bound in luxury.

As a professional Thai illustrator in London, Pomme Chan spent her years creating fun and lively designs for a number of reputable brands. After returning to Thailand, Pomme started a home and interior business that is rooted in her unique illustration style.

With a degree in Interior Design, Pomme Chan is intimately fond of the art of decoration which brings an impressive impact to any space. Swoon Space’s range of home and decorative design pieces is the missing piece to her big illustration and interior design dream. Transforming stunning illustrations into touchable real-life products is the secret to Pomme Chan’s Swoon universe.

Each and every creation by Swoon Space is designed by young and talented Thai artists. The entire production process is carried out in Thailand using locally sourced materials.

Pomme's prestigious roster of corporate clients include Cartier, Lulu Guinness, Twinings, Nescafe, Jo Malone, Shiseido, Kiehl's, L'Occitane, ORIGINS, Jaguar, Rolls Royce, Bang & Olufsen, Glenmorangie, Absolut Vodka, Rosewood Hotels, Smeg, Leica, Bearbrick, UNIQLO, Central Pattana, and so on.

“Be close to nature" is TA+d's brand philosophy. Founded in 2015, TA+d strives to bring nature into daily life by incorporating natural elements and materials into its designs. TA+d persists in using natural composite materials like bamboo, stone, leather, and metal, not just by paying attention to their every single detail, but also by focusing on 5 core values when considering them for design: aesthetics, element, function, communication, and emotion.

Today, the company has 5 main series of products: writing instruments, desktop accessories, personal belongings, notebooks, and earphones.

Over the years, TA+d has received international recognition as well as multiple design awards, including the Red Dot Design Award, Good Design Award (Japan), IDEA Outstanding Award in Industrial Design (United States), and the Golden Pin Design Award (Taiwan).

Tai Ping Carpets was founded in Hong Kong in 1956 with a noble aim to preserve China's traditional carpet craftsmanship whilst providing employment to migrant workers. What began as an effort to preserve a craft soon became a studio for innovation. Deemed “art of the floor”, Tai Ping’s bespoke rugs and floor coverings are a celebrated legacy, iconic in its unparalleled design archive that has graced the floors of prestigious residential and commercial environments.

Every Tai Ping collection is unique, exploring a theme or subject matter that is brought to life through a blend of sophisticated techniques, originality, and design sensitivity.

With industry-specific expertise in every major interior design segment, Tai Ping has the knowledge and experience to bring creative vision to life through sophisticated floor coverings that are tailored to the unique characteristics of each setting.

"TALES" integrates rich cultural and artistic elements with design creativity and brand management, with successful marketing campaigns around the world, and has been recognized by diverse accolades at home and abroad. By accurately mastering the authentic spirit and delicate textures of creative industries, combining resources from major art museums, and re-interpreting the collection of treasures along core principles of Fashion, Innovation, and Artistry, TALES is leading consumers to savor Asia's 'new cultural classics'

Since 2013, the "Legends of the Forbidden City" co-branded product series jointly created with Taiwan's Palace Museum, TALES integrates the elegant aesthetics of traditional culture into contemporary life, in pursuit of cross-cultural tastes from abroad, augmenting happiness into lives of the people, and allowed the national treasures from the Forbidden City to be showcased on the world stage with a fresh look yet again.

Offering over 20 years of experience in the creative literary world through TALES (a co-branded marque with Taiwan's Palace Museum), TALES is committed to modernizing and internationalizing the charms of Eastern culture across more than 30 countries worldwide. Throughout the past 12 years, Chinese culture has been re-interpreted using contemporary innovative design methods, into calligraphy, painting, characters, poems, architecture, gardens, crafts, utensils, and other diverse ways of living. At present, nearly 700 works promote the beauty of Chinese culture around the world.

Deborah McKellar, the founder of Talking Textiles, is a practicing mixed media artist and designer. She completed her postgraduate studies in 2006 with a Master of Design, majoring in Textiles at the College of Fine Arts, University of New South Wales, Australia. Prior to this, she obtained a BA (Hons.) Fine Arts majoring in painting in 2005 at the LASALLE College of the Arts, Singapore.

Deborah's textile artworks are characterised by their bold colours, layers of stitch, remnants of fabric, silk screened images and printed patterns. She continues to be inspired by Singapore's exotic and bustling city with its juxtaposition of the old and the new.

Deborah has exhibited in Singapore, Australia and South Africa.

TANCHEN Studio is a collaborative project between Amber Chen and Sanchia Tan that focuses on textiles as the basis of their practice. They take a process-based approach to design with a focus on new materials and tactility.

From their studios based in Singapore and Shanghai, they create functional textiles that can be used as autonomous elements within a living space. They aim to source and design mindfully as they celebrate the potential of materials, craft and techniques.

TASCHEN is a leading art-book publisher known for its dazzling and audacious world of eye-catching coffee table books spanning architecture, aphrodisia, art, design, fashion, photography, pop culture, style, and travel. Working closely alongside acclaimed creative partners, the company has published thousands of titles in dozens of languages. From the quintessential Basic Art series to SUMO-sized Collector’s Editions, TASCHEN’s mission remains to be committed to diversity and innovation. Whatever the subject and the price, the company strives to treat every topic with the same respect, and to produce, design, and package each of its books beautifully and uniquely.

Founded by Benedikt Taschen in 1980 as a small comic bookstore in Cologne, today TASCHEN sells globally. In addition to an international distribution network, the privately owned publishing house operates an e-commerce site and 12 branded stores around the world. The company is headquartered in Cologne and Los Angeles and has regional offices in Berlin, Hong Kong, London, Madrid, Milan, New York, and Paris.

teNeues is one of the world's leading publishers of high-quality books on photography, travel, lifestyle, design, art and automobiles. The range includes icons of photography such as Elliott Erwitt, Edward Quinn and Paul Almasy, as well as collaborations with contemporary masters like Greg Gorman, Bruce Weber, Vincent Peters and Marsel van Oosten.

In addition, the publisher creates beautiful books with iconic brands such as BMW, Ferrari, Porsche, Cartier, Patek Philippe, Rolex and Swarovski.

Thames & Hudson is one of the world’s leading publishers of illustrated books across ‎all areas of visual creativity: the arts (fine, applied, decorative, performing), architecture, design, photography, fashion, film, and music, as well as archaeology, history, and popular culture.

Thames & Hudson was founded in 1949 by Walter and Eva Neurath. Their passion and mission was to create a ‘museum without walls’ and to make accessible to a large reading public the world of art and the research of top scholars. To reflect its international outlook the name for the company linked the rivers flowing through London and New York, represented in its logo by two dolphins symbolizing friendship and intelligence, one facing east, one west, suggesting a connection between the Old World and the New.

Thames & Hudson has offices in London, New York and Melbourne, and subsidiary sales and distribution companies in Hong Kong, Paris, and Singapore. Today the group employs 150 staff in London and a further 65 around the world.

The Art People Gallery (TAPG) is a homegrown art space established in 2015. With its flagship situated in Klang, Malaysia, this art gallery is a celebration of creativity, openness, talent and generosity. 

TAPG highlights a diverse range of modern and contemporary art and represents both prominent living and promising budding artists from Malaysia and Southeast Asian spheres. Since inception, their ongoing goal remains to be the foremost art institution in the nation that not only provides an extensive range of modern and contemporary art, but is also the bridge that affixes local and international artists with art collectors and enthusiasts.

Through TAPG’s lineup of art exhibitions, fairs, talks, and digital platform, the gallery engages both local and global audiences. Together with TAPG’s international arm in Hong Kong inaugurated in August 2018, the platform strives to inculcate understanding and awareness about the art realm and its sensibilities for artists and culture, as well as render consulting services to individuals and corporate collectors.

The BLOMSTRE is a homegrown fragrance brand by a wife and husband duo, offering a wide range of scents that aims to elevate your mood and serenade your senses with their unique blend of reflections and memories to cater to the style you choose to represent you.

As home and lifestyle artisans, they think differently for their clienteles through their eco-friendly driven products that are locally and thoughtfully made. The company’s hero products, Soy Wax Candles, are made from eco-friendly soy wax, wood wick for lower flame, and excellent throw, and handpicked high-grade essential oils from the USA and South Korea, resulting in beautiful fine fragrance scents.

“Eighteen” implies youth, purity, and enthusiasm. Taking cue from these qualities, The Eighteen Studio focuses on giving traditional woodworking techniques and local craftsmanship a new life. ​ ​

Elements borrowed from the city of Hong Kong, like road signs, iconic symbols, and vintage utensils, are a recurring theme in their handmade woodcrafts. ​ ​

In addition to creating exquisite and inspired pieces, The Eighteen Studio also strives to convert woodworking and local art practices into personal experiences for the users. They conduct several types of workshops for guests, allowing them to integrate local culture into their daily lives.​

THE NODOKA produces high-quality organic Japanese green tea directly from the country's premier organic farms. The word "NODOKA" means calm and peaceful in Japanese. Traditional Japanese tea culture is a symbol of peace, harmony, and happiness.

Founder Suil Hong is from Tokyo, working to promote Japanese cultural products and events in New York. It was on a trip home, traveling through his country's beautiful rural landscapes, where he met traditional Japanese tea makers, and a new passion was born. In the USA, Suil started NODOKA, to connect traditional tea farmers with the rest of the world - taking them into the new, connected economy, while helping to preserve their craft.

THE NODOKA operates as a certified organic tea farm and factory in Shizuoka Prefecture in Japan. Shizuoka prefecture produces and processes 40% of Japan's raw tea leaves. Shizuoka, meaning quiet hill in Japanese, has an ideal climate for growing green tea plants and the freshly melted water from Mount Fuji helps to grow great-tasting tea leaves. NODOKA's organic tea, grown on tea fields at 1970ft elevations with cooler temperatures, naturally curtails pests. Sharp differences in day and night temperatures at this high elevation produce tea with a bright green color, rich with a full-bodied taste.

THE NODOKA's tea farm and manufacturing facility are JAS and USDA organic certified, which is rare – as only 3% of tea grown in Japan is certified as organic.

Established in 1998, The Rug Maker has been catering the interior and architectural industry both locally and abroad with customized quality rugs. Our passion has always been rug customization, distinguishing ourselves as a local rug specialist whose designs are locally designed and developed. We pride ourselves on providing a personalized service to our clients, paying close attention to their needs from design to functionality of their desired rugs.

The Rug Maker is a second generation, family-run rug maker in Singapore, with a creative team behind each design, but also partners with design collectives for special collaborations, including with wohabeing, Outofstock, and Tiffany Loy. They collaborate with looms in Finland and New Zealand, supplying to the Mandarin Oriental and Shangri-La in Singapore, Conrad Bali, Sukhothai Residence Bangkok, and other projects of prestige.

The Verdant Lab is a homegrown lifestyle brand that independently formulates artisanal personal care products through a methodological and thoughtful approach. With a core focus on sustainability, the brand deliberately avoids the use of controversial and 'harsh' ingredients such as sulfates, silicones, parabens, and colorants. They strive to create personal care products that are good for the body, perfect for the home, and kind to the planet.​

The Verdant Lab is known for their six signature scents that are carefully curated and designed to provide a calm, soothing yet luxurious experience. With the sense of smell being intimately tied to emotions, the brand seeks to evoke a touch of serenity and tranquility through their products.

Raised in British Columbia, Canada, and now based in Hong Kong, designer couple Amy Tang and Adrian Ma have always had a love and appreciation for their childhood growing up with both East & West influences. Fans of Asian nostalgic flavors and vibrant designs, they combined their passion for family, food, and sustainability to create The Wee Bean – a brand dedicated to combining practicality gained from their own experiences as parents with their Asian-inspired design aesthetics. Their unique designs guide you down memory lane, invoking warm, nostalgic memories.

Specializing in baby essentials made with sustainable and organic materials, their essentials collection of swaddles, blankets, bibs, clothing, and more, are hypoallergenic, breathable, and gentle enough for delicate newborn skin. The Wee Bean supports various non-profit and fair-trade organizations and are strong advocates for women’s empowerment. As supporters of plastic-free packaging, their goal is to create environmentally sustainable products that balance fun and functionality, being both kind to the baby and kind to the Earth.

Founded by Decha Archjananun and Ploypan Theerachai, THINGG is a Bangkok-based furniture and accessories brand. In 2016, its parent company Thinkk Studio sought to liven up Thai manufacturing and craftsmanship industries, of which growth and evolution had lately stagnated. The brand achieves this by applying a combination of traditional know-hows and cosmopolitan flair to local materials and manufacturing techniques.

THINKK Studio also provides consultations for local entrepreneurs and communities via government programs, such as the SUPPORT Arts and Crafts International Centre of Thailand (SACICT), Thailand Creative & Design Center (TCDC), Department of International Trade Promotion (DITP), as well as forming a Thai new blood designer group, the Design PLANT in 2013.