
LAIWA turns reclaimed Taiwanese rice husks into textured hangers, alongside recycled-polyester bags and practical homeware.
Home and living covers furniture, storage, lighting, tableware, and everyday decor. Formoria organises these brands by primary use and the product tags supplied with approved listings. This category focuses on objects that make a living space more useful, not only decorative pieces. Brands may work in ceramics, wood, bamboo, metal, or mixed materials; inclusion reflects a clear Taiwan connection through founding, design, or manufacturing and the product types recorded for the brand.

LAIWA turns reclaimed Taiwanese rice husks into textured hangers, alongside recycled-polyester bags and practical homeware.

Jiou Hao Life turns discarded cement sacks and paper bags into reusable home goods through local hand sewing in Kaohsiung.

Since 2009, Desrochers x 曜生活 has paired quiet Taiwan-made movements with simple clocks, colorful graphics, recycled materials, and energy-saving ideas.

Iam Creative combines licensed Moomin and Miffy characters with Taiwanese design and manufacturing, creating plush toys, scene displays, lifestyle goods, and custom cultural products.

CELEMENT LAB turns its proprietary soft cement into flexible trays, storage, soaps and fragrance objects, pairing rugged texture with an unexpectedly yielding touch.

A brand under San Rong Plastic, specializing in injection-molded food storage containers and kitchen organizers, made in Taiwan with integrated production.

Dot Design turns Taiwanese motifs and recycled materials into tea ware, cookware, storage and everyday objects.

Yuan Made pairs solid pine with reclaimed begonia pressed glass, crafting hand-finished storage boxes, coasters, and home objects in Taiwan.

WOKY combines metalworking expertise with ceramic-lined tumblers, vacuum insulation and concealed handles, led by its distinctive Hun Yuan Cup range.

Founded in 2020 by Taichung woodworker Tu Geng-yuan, Wanmuzuo makes custom solid-wood furniture by hand, from material selection through finishing and assembly.

Based in Fengyuan, Min Young Workshop shapes Taiwan-made metal furniture with geometric lines, matte textures, and a softer everyday character.

Wrought pairs Japanese-influenced design with ergonomic growth furniture, from solid-wood children’s pieces and hinoki beds to gaming chairs.