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Panisa Khunprasert is a product designer who grew up in a toy factory in Thailand. With an MFA from the School of Visual Arts, she currently lives and works in NYC. As a product designer, she always questions how objects around her are designed, made, and perceived. She loves breaking rules and experimenting with materials, processes, and perceptions. She transforms everyday objects and creates her own versions inspired by her childhood experiences and toy maker legacy. 

All her objects are crafted from natural wood and paint. Panisa works with an experienced hinge maker to bring her designs to life. Each item is carefully assembled in the home factory in Thailand.

Paper-Roses, a Hong Kong based boutique illustration and design house, has created a range of beautiful, colorful and sometimes quirky greetings cards, stationery and gifts. Working with local printers and manufacturers using eco-conscious materials (including FSC certified recycled paper, GOTS certified organic cotton and natural cork), Paper-Roses has a firm focus on stylish sustainability.

Simple, yet sophisticated, all of their designs start life as hand-drawn and painted illustrations. Founder and artist Penny’s inspiration comes from her everyday life, which is why there are many Hong Kong related graphics in her designs, along with images that reflect her memories and the things her friends and family love. The contemporary (but with a touch of whimsy) designs with their clean lines and calming colors are perfect for a little get away from our everyday lives.

The artist behind Parkg Studio, Jieun Park's bold ink strokes at first glance seem like an exercise in dynamic abstraction. Yet upon closer inspection, they reveal a microcosm of light, colors, verdure – urban landscapes filling nocturnal openings.

Jieun's personal feelings are expressed as calligraphy, instinctively dropped on Korean hanji paper. She creates realistic images of the cities within abstract ink marks, adding colors to convey emotions felt during her trips – be it happiness, loneliness, or eagerness. Jieun's cityscapes show no signs of people living in the beautiful cities, yet the expression of light, color, greenery, and skyscapes make her work feel alive.

Jieun graduated from Fine Arts & Design Advertising at Konkuk University, South Korea, and was awarded prizes at the Painting Competitions of Seoul Digital Institute, Kyung-In, and Seoul Metro National Conference. Her works have been displayed in various art exhibitions in South Korea, Hong Kong, France, Italy and Singapore.

Peter Yuill was born in 1984 in Ottawa, Canada. He graduated from Sheridan College in Toronto, Canada with a BA in Illustration in 2009. Currently, he lives and works in Hong Kong. Yuill works in deeply complex geometric abstraction, which represents his exploration of the philosophical and existential desire to understand the meaning of existence through mathematical and geometric purity. His work is a combination of highly technical and complex ink drawing and painting on paper. Yuill's obsession with doing all the work by hand and being deeply involved in every aspect of making the art speak to the deeply meditative and spiritual connection he has with the process of making each piece.

Yuill’s works are collected by corporate collections including The Wharf, Jones Lang LaSalle Hong Kong and private collectors from New York, Los Angeles, London, Milan and Hong Kong. Among the clients he has collaborated are the Peninsula Hotel, the Parisian and Swire Group. He has also been exhibited around North America and Hong Kong. Recent exhibitions include the massive group exhibition The 14th Factory in Los Angeles, California and his solo exhibition The Absurdity of Meaning in Hong Kong.

Philux is a proud Filipino manufacturer and retailer of furniture founded in 1980. What started as a husband-and-wife duo with 2 carpenters has now become a 200-person team involved in production and retail, across a workshop and 7 showrooms around Metro Manila. Today, sisters Stephanie Kienle Gonzalez and Jessica Kienle Maxwell are co-Managing Directors – principled, passionate, and purpose-driven Changemakers who strive to make a positive impact for society.

Philux is known for exquisitely crafted collections of furniture designs for residential living rooms, dining rooms, and bedrooms, as well as hotels, restaurants, and offices. Ranging from classic to contemporary, the pieces are strongly characterized by refined aesthetics and a unique feel, born out of a harmonious fusion between design and function.

Philux partners closely with Green Antz Builders, a circular economy and innovation group which develops and deploys solutions to address waste management, particularly single-use plastic. To date, Philux and Green Antz have been able to upcycle close to 1,500 kilos of single-use plastic, proving how the circular economy model can truly foster long-term sustainability.

With all ingredients freshly sourced, baked, and packaged daily in Hong Kong, PIN Cookies was founded by former Wall Street investment banker and Le Cordon Bleu graduate, Ophelia Tam. A delectable HK snack and pastry brand, the brand celebrates combining traditional Cantonese seasonings with unique ingredients to create new sensations.

In her quest to titillate every palate, Ophelia’s signature flavor pairings seek to satisfy not just the sweet tooth but also every savory (or spicy) craving. The best-selling PIN Cookies flavors include XO Sauce, Chili Shrimp, Seven Spice, Scallion Chicken, Red Dates, American Ginseng Raisin, and Tangerine Peel with Ginger.

Plantation by teakha is a small Hong Kong-based company dedicated to sharing beautiful teas from around the world.

The teas are sourced directly from the makers at origin, often from small family farms that produce tea entirely by hand from start to finish, aided by generations of wisdom. With small-batch teas, you know how your teas are made and you can trust that the producers are being compensated properly. The flavour is naturally inherent in the leaves themselves, enhanced only by the terroir, seasons, and expert processing methods. As a natural product, the flavour varies slightly with each harvest, allowing you to experience the whole spectrum of the tea in all its glory.

Plantation believes that from cultivation to production, field to cup, infusion to experience, every part of a tea leaf’s journey is beautiful and worthy of our respect.

Savita ‘May’ Sresthaporn is a passionate certified health coach and wellness advocate who believes that health should be an enjoyable journey. She is the powerhouse behind Acai Story, MSHappyKitchen, and MSHappyDiet, inspiring thousands of her followers to maintain a healthier lifestyle.

With Plantogenic, May hopes to bring traditional wisdom to contemporary consumers with healthy, delicious beverages and effective supplements. Plantogenic leverages Asian superfoods to produce functional plants-based wellness products. By integrating Thai and Chinese traditional medicine with modern wisdom, the brand aims to create products that allow for daily nourishment and natural remedies to the body and mind.

Founded in 2015, PLYWOOD laboratory is a brand created by established plywood manufacturer Takizawa Veneer from Hokkaido, Japan.

PLYWOOD laboratory makes products in Asahikawa – one of the largest furniture production areas in Japan - using Paper Wood, a unique plywood material, developed in 2009. Using advanced woodworking techniques, Paper Wood is created by integrating colorful recycled papers with domestic wood veneers from trees grown in Hokkaido. Because the cross-section of each sheet is checked and re-finished individually to guarantee there are no holes or other defects, the plywood is of very high quality and can be used in cut surfaces as is, creating the most interesting patterns.

Since receiving the Good Design Award and Red Dot Design Award, PLYWOOD laboratory has exhibited at Milan Design Week, Stockholm Furniture Fair, Maison & Objet, with sales at the Museum of Modern Art in New York and Victoria & Albert Museum in London. Paper Wood has also been used in buildings and interiors by renowned designers and architects.

Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, POPPY JAMES sunglasses are made using the finest material and advanced technology. Their lenses provide 100% UV protection, recognizing the importance of shielding delicate eyes from harmful rays. Durability is also a top priority, as the brand understands the active nature of kids. Their sunglasses feature sturdy construction, built to withstand their energetic lifestyles.

POPPY JAMES celebrates the uniqueness of each child by offering a diverse range of styles and colors, empowering them to express their individuality with confidence. From vibrant hues to playful patterns, there is something to suit every taste. Embracing a sense of joy and wonder, POPPY JAMES believes that wearing sunglasses should be a delightful experience for children.

Join the brand in protecting your child's eyes while elevating their style. Trust that your little ones will not only be well-protected but will also look their best as they embark on their daily adventures.

Pravaah is derived from the Sanskrit word meaning “flow”. Energy exists all around us, and everyone is connected to one another by an energetic field. The five elements exist not only around us but within us. It is because of these energies, that we feel connections - to people, to places and things. Pravaah, a sustainable, zero-plastic lifestyle brand, taps into the energies of nature and allow them to flow into your space to create a strong circuit of positivity and comfort.

The brand was founded by Surbhi Agarwal driven by her own life experience. While studying in Milan, she was exposed firsthand to the dark underbelly of the ever so glamorous haute couture industry and was astounded to see the detrimental environmental impact and inhumane work conditions that are often not spoken about in the luxury fashion industry. Starting with in-depth research to find her niche in the sustainability market, she stumbled upon and fell in love with organic hemp fabric, and thus began the Pravaah journey.

Created and handcrafted with love by artisans in Rishikesh and Delhi using environment-friendly raw materials like hemp, organic cotton, cruelty free wool, and more, Pravaah puts equal focus on the wellbeing of the people who make their products as well as customer satisfaction.

Pravaah is a resolve to choosing better and providing an alternative to synthetic textile in India using local material and resources.

The Puchang Vineyard story began in 2008, when Mr. K.K. Cheung, an entrepreneur from Hong Kong, decided to dedicate his passion and efforts to producing the best wines from Xinjiang, aiming to change the world’s perception of winemaking in China. Today, it is extremely rewarding to see Puchang wines obtaining awards at various international wine competitions.​

Located in the heart of Xinjiang, near the Tian Shan Mountain, their high-quality wines are produced based on their love for Mother Nature and local traditions, as well as the founder’s passion for green living. Puchang Vineyard works closely with local farmers, learning their wisdom and sharing with them new knowledge on organic farming and winemaking to ensure the sustainable development of the entire wine region. They work through ecological processes, using only organic, non-chemical substances to farm local grape varieties and produce premium quality wines with low levels of sulphites.

Having worked with well-known brands like Neiman Marcus, Target, Pottery Barn, and Crate & Barrel, industrial designer Ana Bernardo has made quite the career for herself in the global market. Despite finding success internationally, her true passion remains with the local Filipino artisans who she believes harness as much talent as their big-league competitors. It's in this perseverance to marry her love for design and the recognition of untapped native craftsmanship that PULO Home came into existence.

PULO Home, a handicraft brand based in Bataan, Philippines, is dedicated towards creating products that simplify contemporary lifestyles with playfulness and consciousness. Their home storage and decorative accessories are about the simple joys, shared experiences, and fostered connections inside the home.

PULO Home is committed to quality designs and the artisans, primarily women, that hand-weave the products. The company trains its artisans about the social and environmental impact of the work they do.

PULO Home believes in a future that is conscious, handmade, and bright.

Co-founded by Ben Liu and Liz Cheung, Pushe Design looks to explore the possibilities of light in products and spaces. They see light as a substance and try to use modern techniques to present the subtle interaction between light and the form, material, and process of its carrier to create endless possibilities.

Located in Shanghai, Pushe Design Studio is an innovative and practice-oriented design studio. Pushe's designs wander between the rational and the sensual, finding a comfortable balance between various seemingly contradictory conflicts. They draw inspiration from daily life, personal experiences, environment, history, art, philosophy, and more. The designs are deeply rooted in contemporary culture, respecting the materials, functions, producers, and users involved, thus creating rational and emotional works.

Pushe Design Studio has exhibited its works at the Shenzhen Creative Week, Design Shanghai, and Greenhouse Stockholm + Salone del Mobile. The studio has also won a number of awards, including Red Dot, iF, and German Design Awards.​