Show the life aesthetics of modern Chinese furniture to the world
A tea and wine space brimming with Chinese charm, and a cup of clear tea carrying thousands of years of history, will it make you suddenly understand what contemporary Chinese life aesthetics are? At the upcoming 2025 "Shanghai Manufacturing Masterpieces" Osaka Special Event and the Osaka stop of the "Shanghai Summer" global promotion series of activities to be held at Grand Green in Ueda, Osaka, Japan, the tea culture space from the Moreless brand will allow people to experience the unique meaning of the "New Paradigm of Shanghai-Osaka Life".
It is understood that during this year's Osaka World Expo, the 6th "Shanghai Made Fine Products Fair" brought a group of fashion brands that combine Shanghai's genes and design aesthetics overseas, holding an overseas special event for the first time, focusing on the "New Paradigm of Life between Shanghai and Osaka". As a high-standard supply and demand matching platform for the fashion consumer goods industry in Shanghai, "Shanghai Manufacturing Excellence Hub" is committed to promoting supply and demand matching, project implementation, and the overseas expansion of domestic trends. This time, its expansion to Osaka has provided brands with multiple services including R&D design, production and manufacturing, brand marketing, and public service platforms, thus building a mature ecosystem.
In the view of these two founders, from ancient times to the present, Chinese furniture has always been in a process of continuous elimination and progress. Meanwhile, traditional life details, Eastern humanistic sentiments, and the pursuit of the spirit of scholars have also been constantly integrated and refined with it in this process, eventually forming a unique style that belongs to China. "We believe that Chinese-style furniture is sure to occupy an extremely important position on the world home furnishing stage in the future. They said.
How many Moreless? This brand name, which combines the design concept of "less is more" (less is more) by the architectural master Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and the philosophical concept of "Hollow is full, worded is new, less is gained, more is confused" in the Tao Te Ching, has also become the best definition of its products at this moment - it was born in Shanghai. With furniture as the medium, it tells the world the interpretation of the life aesthetics of contemporary Chinese people.