Founder Lao Liu used to be a product manager who loved to visit furniture markets, but he rarely bought anything. He only bought furniture with a high cost-effectiveness to decorate his home. The most photos on his phone were of furniture details. He used to critique designs and spot flaws. “This joint could be stronger,” he’d say, or “This corner would definitely break.” Partner Lao Li, who owns his own furniture workshop, once said to him: 'Why not actually put your ideas into practice?' On his birthday in 2024, co-founder Lao Li received a woodworking tool box and a screwdriver tool box from Lao Liu. ('It's practical!' he insisted.) Soon, an improved version of the table bar was ready to sale—a design that could be easily disassembled, carried up narrow staircases, and reassembled in a new apartment, perfect for those who moved frequently.