When Western industrial civilization did not enter the land of China, our traditional buildings have been using wood. Compared with the hard, heavy and strong stone buildings today, wood buildings are natural, simple, kind and friendly, more natural life sentiment and human touch, and have the tenderness of the Chinese people.

Dou Gong makes people have a strange feeling of mystery. It also has a unique style in aesthetics and structure. Whether from the point of view of art or technology, the arch is enough to symbolize and represent the Chinese classical architectural spirit and temperament.
With the passage of time, due to the production and development of its consumables and stones, Dougong no longer becomes the mainstream structure of Chinese architecture. Every family lives in an integrated urban forest built of reinforced concrete. Such cold buildings lack the warmth and simplicity of home.

We will arch as a design element, heritage it contains the life sentiment and charm, the beauty of ancient architecture to pass on.
Looking for Butterfly · Time to Fly Away
Hedgerows are sparse and deep, and tree heads are not overcast.
Children rush to chase yellow butterfly, fly into the cauliflower nowhere to find.

Whether it is the ancients, or now people, the memory of catching butterflies are unforgettable childhood.
In my childhood, when it comes to spring and summer, we always attract many butterflies to dance in the flowers. We quietly walked to the waist of the cat and pointed at a lying butterfly. Our hands slowly closed and a butterfly fell in our hands. This is our most unforgettable childhood, he represents our innocence.

Adults who have experienced the changes of the world have taken off the simple appearance of childhood and become mature and smooth, but we will always miss that simple and beautiful memory.

Looking back on the childhood memories of the Chinese people as elements, doing exclusive Chinese designs, using butterflies as design elements, representing the innocence and beauty of the exclusive Chinese people.