Ying

Yíng combines Italian know-how- recognized worldwide- with Chinese inspirations, unveiling a connection between tradition and modernity, craft techniques and industrial solutions, design and timeless elegance.

The door top section underlines the flexible design and its ability to adapt to different interiors, thanks to a wide range of finishes. Steve Leung draws inspiration from his native Country's colour symbolism, choosing a red palette, the colour of good luck and happiness, for the smooth leather finishing; a brighter yellowish hue- symbol of the imperial virtue- and also black tones, for a more discrete look on the lacquered doors. Lualdi complements the range with a wooden version, for a versatile and timeless product that conjures up purity and natural atmospheres. The door frame bottom section is obtained through a complex woodworking process, inspired by the traditional Chinese technique called sǔn mǎo (榫 卯). Characterized by a surface with geometric carvings on the door base- in moka oakwood- it enhances the two lateral bases, in American walnut finish for the wooden and lacquered doors, or in bronze coloured metal finish for the leather versions.