Drawing inspiration from the misty rain-soaked eaves of Jiangnan, we've forged an oriental bone structure with "dual flavors". The Sutao Pink captures the spring essence blooming between white walls and black tiles. Metal powder, melted and forged through AkzoNobel's process, creates a glaze surface flowing with delicate light patterns reminiscent of Song Dynasty ceramic crackles - like flowering branches peeking through carved windows, adding a whisper of restrained tenderness to modern spaces.

Tan Brown extracts the aged patina of rosewood cores, presenting a matte satin texture after spraying, where metallic coolness and wooden warmth achieve perfect balance within 0.02mm coating layers.

Sutao Pink lightly carries the flying eave imagery, while Tan Brown stands steadfast like the spine of an official's chair, recreating the virtual-real意境 of garden borrowed scenery within contemporary architectural frameworks. The millennial color spectrum flowing through aluminum profiles finally finds its home in the blank spaces of neo-Chinese style.