Sun Residence is a single-family house located at suburb of Chengdu. With the surrounding residential buildings overlooking at the site and client’s demand of common space for family gathering, GreyOffice aims at inserting a structure with a screen system that offers both privacy and inner gathering space.

GreyOffice participated in the design competition for the Lithuanian National Concert Hall.Sitting on the top of Tauras Hill Park along a key cultural axis in Lithuania’s capital city, the proposed National Concert Hall takes advantage of the crucial urban condition and transforms the Park Slope into a new civic center - a Concert Hall that relinks the urban fabrics and unlocks the urban potential.

Commissioned by Chinese brand JNBYHOME, this project aims at creating a new type of lifestyle retail by utilizing the layout of a 16th century house. Inspired by Robin Evan's criticism on modern domestic space, GreyOffice seeks a more interactive domestic space by converting a conventional modern apartment layout into four sequential chambers: the "foyer", the "living room", the "walk-in closet", and the "bedroom".

GreyOffice is commissioned by the award-winning Chinese luggage case brand ITO to design their first retail in China. GreyOffice came up with a flexible system with typical details and material palate that adapt into different site conditions. Wrapped the shop boundary with an array of full height acrylic tubes, the shop front tries to evoke the pattern on the luggage case. The acrylic tubes also create different degrees of transparency and reflection of the luggage case. They are placed into stainless-steel slots that are lit up from both the top and the bottom.

GreyOffice was commissioned to design JNBYHOME’s new store in Hangzhou. Taking inspiration from the brand’s original design process on textile and daily objects, GreyOffice turns a shopping mall retail into a “Maker’s Grocery Store” which contains four spaces of different functions, the “front yard”, the “maker’s studio”, the “bedroom” and the “wardrobe”. The store imagines a space where a maker lives and sells the beloved products.

GreyOffice collaborates with Chinese lifestyle brand The Beast and designs a new concept store for its new label T-B-H targeting on millennial customers. GreyOffice seeks a vibrant and flexible shop space using banal and economic industrial materials. The store takes a concept of making a mini Ikea space decorated with 60s’ retro color palette. With a distinctive eggshell color space for the entrance and a vast white market space, the store features the fusion of industrial materials, eye-catching color combination and flexible merchandizing.