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Developed from ubiquitous building or canopy’s envelops, utilizing the daily visible texture on strong curvilinear surfaces. The grids flow in curvy shapes and organically express constructive beauty.

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Roller coaster speed thrills the soul; triangle truss steadies the form. Spiritual yet classic, this condensed structure balances motion and calm — sculpted for awe, engineered for strength, revealed from every angle.

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Representing equivalent height information, shifting in z axis at a constant pace, turning complex and random geometry to simple and clear curves, contours help to rationalize curvilinear surfaces in construction. Contours also have special aesthetic values, arousing memories of landscapes like islands, mountains, basins, inviting thoughts and experiences to form stories.

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Stairs — a universal symbol in built spaces — are philosophically profound: self-contained, rising and falling in spirals, curves, or loops. Their endless, self-connecting forms create eternal journeys of ascent and descent.

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Bridges connect spaces—physically and emotionally—channeling human energy into nature to inspire hearts and minds. As architects, we translate this powerful idea into ornaments: bracelets or pen holders shaped by lines, planes, or curves—designs that resonate widely.

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The Lamp Series Jewelry features woven hollows and draws inspiration from lighting fixtures, forming silver jewelry pieces with circular disks and arched tubes as their signature shapes. The braided wire is formed by half-cut circular tubes, smoothly flat outward and semi-circular inward, creating a unique reflection effect of light.

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Cold Stone Cup – Angular silver cups with stone-like edges; four interlock into a near-square prism, or rest on folded bases.
Warm Stone Cup – Pebble-shaped, smooth for sipping, grooved for grip and heat, on riverbank-style bases.

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The Silver Spoon series design continues the style of architectural aesthetics, with a variety of styles that embody various elements such as structure, geometric prototypes, spined gridlines, and free curves. It breaks through the inherent form of spoon types, offering interesting ideas for the experience of using a spoon.

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The origami lamp series—made from a single ultra-thin folded metal sheet—mimics paper’s lightness and motion. Using simulation software, each design follows true origami folding logic. Available as pendant or table lamps, shaped by size, proportion, and light direction.

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The Incense Holder series represents a new direction in Linkunit’s object line. It is shaped as a complete spatial narrative that can take the form of a miniature building, sculpture, or even a small canopy. The idea is to pose an interesting challenge by merging function with form, creating a series of incense holder trays full of imaginative potential.

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LINKUNIT’s chess set blends origami-inspired design with function: black brass and white silver pieces double as pendants, wearable solo or in groups. The board—made of movable walnut and beech blocks—creates dynamic, battlefield-like terrain and doubles as a jewelry box.

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The ornaments are versatile, innovative objects—serving as tea cups, flower holders, origami ashtrays, compote bowls, coffee table dishes, windowsill accents, or wall art.