During the 818 International Design Week, Yusol and Lingke held a furniture art exhibition tea party together, which focused on immersive experiences and allowed people to feel relaxed and comfortable in life. We also invited many designers to the site, who participated and experienced the event from a professional perspective.
At the event site, furniture is no longer a cold object, but a carrier that can connect art and life. The exhibition hall is decorated with unique features: tree branches and geometric shaped vases are paired together, palm leaves play a role in dividing the space, and floral arrangements are placed on the simple style side tables, making people feel the ingenuity of the space design everywhere.
The audio support for this event was provided by Lingke, which added points to the overall experience. The gentle music unconsciously blends into the entire space, without disrupting the quiet atmosphere of the scene, and adds a warm auditory experience beyond visual and tactile senses, making everyone's experience more complete.
The furniture design in the exhibition hall fits the body shape very well, whether it's sitting down to rest or picking up a teacup to drink tea, it makes people feel particularly comfortable. This tea party also quietly left the compatibility between furniture and tea culture in everyone's memory.
