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Commercial Space Design × Interior Aesthetics
We provide total design that blends functionality with beauty. Tomorrow focuses on details, Aqua White Home emphasizes experience, and MOO specializes in visual expression. Sharing the same belief, we elevate space into an extension of brand and experience—making beauty the foundation of everyday life.
Our Services
We provide total design that blends functionality with beauty.
Commercial
Renovation
By integrating design and construction, we renew commercial spaces with a fresh identity. Beyond functionality, we enhance atmosphere and brand image, unlocking stronger appeal and competitiveness.
Spatial
Design
From concept to realization, we create event spaces that balance practicality and beauty. Whether for pop-ups or exhibitions, each project delivers a memorable and distinctive experience.
Event Planning
& Operations
Through refined decoration and aesthetic design, we bring texture and warmth to every space. From plants and ornaments to custom-made pieces, we elevate ambiance and comfort, crafting a sense of exclusivity.
Tailor-Made
Objects
Focusing on materials and form, we design one-of-a-kind pieces that harmonize with the space. From furniture and lighting to art objects, each creation is tailored to function and emotion, adding a unique presence.
Our Works
MOO NICHOLAS
Lin Zhihao majored in advertising design but did not follow the conventional path of a designer. After experiencing the 1998 Asian financial crisis, he cultivated resilience across multiple fields. Eventually, he returned to the origin of creation, using clay to explore a unique expression of “bringing something from nothing,” capturing the individuality of nature and animals, producing works that are simple yet full of vitality.
Influenced by clay artist Chris, he did not merely imitate reality but developed soft, rounded forms that express the “personality” of nature and animals. He later expanded his materials to include ceramics and plants, extending his work from small handicrafts to spatial installations, infusing art into daily life.
Initially avoiding city exhibitions, he realized the value of interacting with audiences during his first attempt. This led him to establish Finch Market in Kuala Lumpur, bringing stories to the city centered on Malayan tapirs and other themes. He also collaborated with the National Zoo of Malaysia to produce models and specimens, connecting art with education and conservation.
His activities have crossed urban boundaries: in Johor, he created immersive exhibitions featuring his original character “buHei,” and at Kuala Lumpur GMBB, he designed spatial presentations focused on Malayan tapirs. His brand, MOO, embodies the philosophy of “bringing something from nothing, giving life to objects.
