Just like distant mountains under the moonlight—mountains are hard and angular, but under the moonlight, everything becomes soft, hazy, and approachable. The initial intention of the product design was to allow users to feel the warmth of being enveloped within the strong lines, and to completely relax in the sharply defined space.

The name "Hazy Moon" evokes the hazy moonlight: like a dream veiled in light gauze, even the hard mountains become gentle under the moonlight; like complete relaxation under the soft glow of lamplight at midnight. The column-like shapes on both sides of the cabinet are sharply defined, like the pillars of Song Dynasty architecture, upright, powerful, and orderly. The drawer fronts are covered with a Chinese-style fabric texture; the rough texture of linen wraps around the edges of the columns—the hard becomes even harder, and the soft becomes even more gentle. The gold embossed texture shimmers subtly on the surface, like moonlight falling; the encounter, collision, and fusion of diverse materials reflect the "harmony in diversity" pursued by Song Dynasty aesthetics. The mirror features rounded, soft edges, and its frame is also decorated with Chinese-style fabric patterns, echoing the "round sky and square earth" concept with the cabinet's angular design—the square cabinet representing the earth, and the rounded mirror representing the sky. The metal decorative buckle is adorned with a four-section craftsmanship, exquisite without being overpowering.