Sakura Brand Pavilion אויסשטעלונג־רוים

Press Kit

Unique Properties

The SAKURA Taipei Brand Pavilion serves a threefold mission, to showcase, experience, and communicate the brand shift from product manufacturer to lifestyle creator. Its design employs an open, interconnected framework that redefines future kitchen spaces. Rooted in the belief that the kitchen is the heart of the home, it promotes a lifestyle centered on the kitchen and the Kitchen Living philosophy.

Dimensions & Packaging

The project is about 423 square meters.

Tags

Interior, Design, Exhibit, Space, Stylish

Production Technology

In the SAKURA AI KITCHEN, technology evolves from mere machinery into an extension of human sensibility. Elements such as light, temperature, movement, and air serve as interactive languages, sparking new inspirations for a beautiful and harmonious home life.

Design Challenge

The overall design employs a monochromatic white base, integrating mirrored surfaces, glass, wood veneer, and ceiling grilles to reveal structural textures while facilitating light penetration. The reflections produced by the mirrors, along with the variation in heights, enhance the perception of spatial extension, and are complemented by large-scale, grid patterned cabinetry that contributes to visual transparency.

Research

Ceiling grilles and mirrored surfaces reflect and diffuse light, enhancing illumination and depth. Warm tones and linear light strips add layers of variation, while the interplay of shifting light and shadow enriches the sensory experience for visitors as they navigate the space.

Inspiration

The design, inspired by the concept of the Boundless Art Museum, reflects the brand vision of transcending future boundaries. It is characterized by three dimensions, modular layering, visual transparency, and structural texture. Utilizing a unified axis and simplified materials, the design fosters a spatial experience that encourages fluid perception.

Project Duration

The project was finalized in September, 2025, in Taipei, Taiwan.

Operation Flow

The Boundless Art Museum design blurs the lines between structure and exhibition by emphasizing material simplicity and volumetric layering. Aligned cabinets and partition walls create uninterrupted sightlines that flow along horizontal planes and extend vertically across stacked volumes, resulting in a continuous spatial experience.

Patents

Copyrights belong to Taiwan Sakura Corporation, 2026

Image Credits

Taiwan Sakura Corporation, 2026