First-time exhibitor becomes an instant sensation | Liucundao Bian Lichun's storage design exhibition ignites Guangzhou Design Week

The four-day 2025 Guangzhou Design Week concluded successfully in a warm atmosphere of "5G20 Dear Friends," while the "Bian Lichun × Deep Organizing – Storage Design Exhibition," making its debut at this top Asian design event, continued to dominate industry headlines with its phenomenal popularity!

As the founder of Liucundao, Bian Lichun's first appearance at Design Week after 16 years of industry experience, this aesthetic feast centered on space organization set a record for the longest queue in the exhibition hall, becoming the most talked-about exhibit of this year's Design Week.

"This is the most outspoken and solid exhibition I've seen at this year's Design Week." This was the most direct impression from the audience. Without lavish decorations or obscure concepts, it was the "least high-end" exhibition hall in the entire event, yet it became the most popular area of ​​this year's Design Week thanks to its endless queues and bustling crowds!

The reason for this is precisely that it resonated with everyone's core needs. Instead of creating abstruse art, we offer practical solutions that are easy for ordinary people to understand, designers to adopt, and that every household can implement.

The exhibition hall was packed with people taking photos, checking in, and studying the various spaces. There were no minimalist, empty displays, no incomprehensible installations; instead, there were well-organized yet full-fledged living scenarios.

Wardrobes were filled with clothes for all four seasons, yet clearly categorized; cabinets were overflowing with pots and pans, yet easily accessible; bookshelves were crammed with books and stationery, yet clearly structured; even small items like figurines, snacks, and cleaning supplies had their designated places.

As the largest exhibition hall at Guangzhou Design Week in terms of the amount of items, it didn't create the illusion of a deliberately decluttered showroom, but rather reflected the reality of a typical family's cluttered living space.

This is precisely the core message that Liucundao (留存道) wants to convey: Chinese people have a fondness for old objects and a habit of thrift. Most people already have so much stuff in their homes; home design isn't for taking photos or checking in, but for real life.

This popularity is no accident. As a pioneer in China's organization and storage industry, Bian Lichun (順淳) brought his 16 years of industry experience and the philosophy of "space-object-people" symbiosis to the design week stage for the first time, breaking down the public's stereotypical impressions of organization.

In the exhibition, the logic of drawer partitions, the flow planning of cabinets, and the layered design of shoe cabinets—every detail was straightforward and easy to understand, allowing viewers to intuitively experience the charm of the underlying logic of organization.

As material abundance increases, people's need for a sense of belonging and spiritual freedom found its most grounded answer in this organization exhibition. Truly valuable design is never a highbrow self-expression, but a practical creation that originates from life, serves life, and benefits everyone.

In the future, Liucundao will continue to uphold this reverence for life, bringing the storage wisdom showcased at the exhibition to more families, making storage an emotional bond connecting people and their homes, and continuously leading the upgrade of living space quality in China!