Uno's Purr-fect Time reimagines domestic living through the idea that people and cats inhabit the same home along different paths. Rather than defining spaces with rigid boundaries, the design introduces openings that allow light, air, sound, and movement to flow freely, creating subtle connections between rooms. Warm tactile finishes, continuous surfaces, and softly curved forms complete a home that embraces coexistence through openness, materiality, and everyday movement.

The space is complete; now daily life begins.
As walls open up, life finds its place between cooking, reading, and quiet moments—flowing gently with the changing seasons.

Designed around the concept of human–pet co-living, this home reinterprets spatial planning through a cat’s perspective. Soft curves connect functional spaces while creating opportunities for exploration and interaction. Through the flow of light, sound, and sightlines, the design fosters a sense of connection, allowing both humans and pets to share a warm and harmonious everyday life.

People and pets each find their favorite corners or paths, light and shadow move slowly, and time flows quietly. This is the everyday scene depicted in this case: beautiful days filled with warmth and companionship, amidst companionship and exploration.

Thus, the design leaves more room for exploration within its restraint.

"Time is the state, the fire - the place where the human soul, like the salamander, dwells."Andrei Tarkovsky - Sculpting in Time

“In this age of technology, we hope to get inspiration from natural and real things,” said Leatrice Eiseman, executive director of Pantone. “Viva Magenta” is taken from cochineal, a natural dye derived from nature. It can produce what is arguably the most powerful and bright color in the world, “helping us to uplift our souls and rebuild our inner energy.”

Together, we entered the fantasy consciousness depicted in our minds, and during the discussion, we saw that each cooperating artist fully opened up his life experience and became the thinking context of creation; at this moment, the curator's work must be stable enough to start sorting it out, so that the creators and everyone participating in the exhibition can clearly understand "What is this?!" A corridor leading to the heart begins.

The completion of a space does not mean it is complete, and it does not gradually take on its true appearance until people live in it; the same is true for objects, which enrich the beauty, comfort and convenience of home life, and traces of use bring a relaxed and freehand beauty.

Staring at the same decorations placed in the corners or on the shelves, which enrich the beauty and comfort of home life, what I think about is everyone who has come into contact with the objects. Because of people, these things are accepted by life, and they become imprints in my life. - Echo