Located in Taoyuan Qingpu, The brocade office is the first shared office between Emerald Design and Brocade Marketing, located in Taoyuan, which is between the world and the world, which is full of humanistic atmosphere, is not only close to the city center in terms of distance, but also an area waiting to be released.

The design of the space is based on the traditional Chinese court colors of red, ochre and crow, and the Sanyu paintings that greet you at the entrance symbolize the integration and co-prosperity of the two brands, just like the vigorous vitality of a flower bud. In addition, through Li Bai's poem "Traveling in the Guest", "Lanling wine tulips, jade bowls with amber light" run through the spatial imagery to present oriental meanings, which are supplemented by Western decorative vocabulary, adding to the uniqueness.

The floor panels of the whole room are paved with dark cyan and flowing gold, corresponding the mellow tulip of Lanling's fine wine, and the amber-like luster when it is put into a tea bowl. The square table facing the reception area is presented in the whole of emerald marble, the highest grade of jadeite. Looking back, the walls extend and turn into oblique angles, leaving a visual pause that responds to the unique characteristics of Oriental architecture. While the ceiling, which continues to rise, is decorated with classical Western style thread panels, which adds to the charm and is a fusion of Eastern and Western design elements.

As a screen that converts the office area and the reception area, it is presented in the concept of a revolving door, and the image drawn on it adds meaning. In response to the "brocade box", a traditional Chinese handicraft, carved in a wooden box. The exterior is lined with silk brocade and the interior is lined with soft silk to highlight its wealth and artistic value, and this screen corresponding this, with vibrant flower clusters printed on silk cloth, partially rendered in a drawing technique, and finally sewn with a stitch and thread in the traditional Chinese art of embroidery, sewing the time and culture into it.