Like the exterior of an image, a scene beyond the scene.
Source: During the Tang Dynasty, the aesthetic proposition was put forth by Sikong Tu. His poetry often expressed the leisurely and secluded sentiments of the landscape, with content characterized by simplicity.
The first "image" and "scene" refer to the images depicted directly in poetic works through language and words. These images are the most easily perceived, possessing specific shapes, colors, sounds, and their combinations, creating clear and distinct visual scenes.
The second "image" and "scene," however, often transcend the boundaries of clear visuals, creating multi-layered "imagery" and atmospheres that are not explicitly defined, more elusive and ethereal.
Through holistic interior design, reflecting the values and lifestyle attitudes of homeowners is a requirement for enhancing the quality of life. It is not just about fulfilling material needs but also about the recognition of aesthetic and emotional values.
The 9-series "Sound Beyond the Image" products consist of exclusive "Sound Beyond the Image" door panels and adaptable spatial cabinets.
TYPOLOGY: Custom Furniture
OPENING: Swing Doors, Sliding Doors
DOOR FINISHING: Wooden door panels, glass doors, drawer fronts
FRAME FINISHING: Glass, Acrylic
HANDLE: Aluminum Handles
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