When the first engineered quartz stone burst into the design world with the glitter of crushed glass,The original "Glass Shard Series" was born from a literal interpretation of luxury: quartz bases embedded with millimeter-sized crystals and mirror fragments, scattering starlight with every gleam. The "Beach Series" embraced rustic philosophy, blending coarse sand, fine gravel, and crushed shells into matte surfaces, making barefooted vacation villas along the Mediterranean crave its tactile romance. As minimalism swept the globe, the "Solid Color Series" became a designer’s blank canvas with flawless monochrome finishes—yet soon revealed that textureless surfaces could never replicate the breath of earth hidden in natural stone’s cracks and clouds. This is a journey where technology and aesthetics waltzed in tandem, decoding humanity’s layered yearning for idealized living spaces.
