In late autumn in the south, there is always a damp coolness. The paulownia leaves outside the window rustled in the wind, and the withered yellow leaves twirled and fell onto the terrace of the apartment. Lin Wan, with a somewhat tired body, returned home. The sensor lights at the entrance hall lit up one by one as she walked, as if a group of sensible elves were welcoming the hostess's return. This day was not an easy one.

The moment one steps into the bathtub factory, the sense of industrial order and the warmth of life interweave into a picture before one's eyes. On the iron-gray exterior walls of the factory building, climbing plants are quietly climbing up, creating a wonderful balance between the greenery and the coldness of the metal. Pushing open the heavy soundproof door, the roar of machinery and the soft rustling of metal are no longer noisy; instead, they compose a concerto about craftsmanship. Here, it is the intersection of industry and life, the place where cold hard metals meet warm flowing water.

Seizing the momentum and setting sail for a distant voyage - sewo Bathtub Factory expands Capacity and upgrades, embarking on a new chapter of development

Deep in the Lingnan ancient city of Zhaoqing lies an old street that has been forgotten by time. At the street corner, an old Western-style house from the Republic of China era stands quietly. Its red brick walls are covered with moss, as if telling the story of a hundred years of vicissitudes. The owner of this old Western-style house is a young woman named Lin Wanqing. She is an antique restorer and has an almost obsessive love for the old times.

On the dates of May 13th through 17th, 2024, SEWO Sanitary Ware Co., Ltd. was delighted to participate as an exhibitor at the 28th China International Kitchen & Bathroom Facilities Exhibition, held in Shanghai.