
SiPALS combines food-grade silicone with museum collections and licensed themes, creating sword ice makers, chopsticks, bottle stoppers and tableware.
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.

SiPALS combines food-grade silicone with museum collections and licensed themes, creating sword ice makers, chopsticks, bottle stoppers and tableware.

Decentplanting turns recycled plastic into magnetic geometric planters, pairing succulents with social-farm planting and handmade seed bookmarks.

Tatung Chinaware transforms black clay into translucent tableware, from Taiwan’s first domestic porcelain in 1963 to plates, teapots, cups, and lidded bowls.

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

ZenU transforms Alishan cloudscapes, Taiwanese botanicals and layered ceramic forms into distinctive home fragrance objects with its own moisture-dispersing airflow design.

GOODGLAS turns Red Liuli’s glassmaking heritage into playful animal and Taiwan-inspired tableware, hand-blown in Taiwan in vivid colours.

Japanese artisan-designed tableware from plates to earthenware pots, bringing joy to daily meals. Physical store in Taipei's Chifeng Street.

YINGMULIFE connects Taiwanese ceramic culture with contemporary tableware, tea ware, vessels, and handmade ceramic jewelry shaped by distinctive glazes and textures.

Moodplant pairs crystals, succulents, and moss in miniature landscapes, while turning retired Taipower insulators into distinctive planters.

Since 2016, BEST Ti has crafted pure titanium tableware, cups, coffee tools, and camping gear in Taoyuan, pairing lightweight utility with reusable design.

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