Roy Yang of 沐朋設計 works across both residential and commercial spaces. Rather than imposing a single style on every project, he pays more attention to how people actually use a space, and how collections, light, and activities come together to shape it.
In one residential case, a chair the homeowner had kept for about forty years was carefully restored and placed in the shared area of the new home; in other projects, art collections become the starting point for circulation paths and curved forms. Objects are not merely decorations added at the end—they can also be the earliest clue to a design.
