
TIWONDER turns 99.9% pure titanium into Taiwan-made cups, tableware, straws and storage goods, with rainbow colouring and custom options.
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.

TIWONDER turns 99.9% pure titanium into Taiwan-made cups, tableware, straws and storage goods, with rainbow colouring and custom options.

Named for a Taiwanese kiln-firing phrase, Huiaio studio shapes earth, water and minerals into expressive daily ceramics in Tainan, including oyster-shell reuse experiments.

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

Founded in Yingge in 1976, Anta Pottery makes Taiwan-produced tableware and tea ware distinguished by a broad glaze palette and kiln-led design.

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

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

Taiwan Acheng supplies woodworking hardware, DIY kits, handles, hinges, magnets, hooks, and wooden craft accessories for home projects and light woodworking.

ZHI GROW turns recovered tea stems into Taiwanese tea straws and plant-fiber household goods, with selected products certified for home composting.

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

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

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

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