HAUS ROYANA BEIJING, the new flagship of Royana Group, was inaugurated at Langyuan Vintage in Beijing's Chaoyang district. The project marks a renewed collaboration with Ju Bin, founder of Horizontal Design. The project transforms an existing three-storey building into a refined residential environment where Eastern spatial philosophy, contemporary architecture, and Royana's integrated collections are brought together in a single, coherent narrative.

Royana is honored to be the exclusive bespoke furniture partner for the new residence of Karena Wu Qianyu and Brian Shi Boxiong, as featured in the cover story of Architectural Digest China's July/August issue. Spanning a four-story villa with a private garden, the home serves as a serene sanctuary—a fresh, quiet retreat that brings instant calm.

Royana and Huang Quan revitalize a century-old residence: the historic Xu Mansion reopens as H+, a synthesis of architectural heritage, French-inspired woodcraft, and contemporary urban lifestyle.

Gubi and Royana, in collaboration with Manifesto, announce the China premiere of the F300 lounge chair—a retro-futuristic masterpiece by French design legend Pierre Paulin that redefines the intersection of ergonomics and sculptural form.

Huang Quan curates NANA Shanghai: A 1,000-square-meter flagship defined by a square-within-circle spatial order and a refined dialogue between natural light, architectural woodcraft, and contemporary living systems, while dissolving the boundaries between Eastern sensibility and Western modernism.

Royana and Gary Zeng unveil the Jia Concept Store in Shanghai: Located in the Lujiazui district near the Huangpu River, Jia is conceived as more than a showroom. Its name, derived from the Pinyin for home, establishes the project's emotional foundation: a place that bridges architectural rigor with the warmth and intimacy of daily life.

Royana presents an immersive pavilion at Guangzhou Design Week: collaboratively by the Group's interior, R&D, and styling teams, this 500-square-meter open architectural installation that reinterprets Less is More through spatial clarity, emotional depth, and integrated living systems.

Designed by Steve Leung, NANA presents its Guangzhou Flagship store: a 150-square-meter residential composition defined by restraint, clarity, and the quiet discipline of contemporary minimalism.