Leather Insight Journal

In high-end interior design, acoustic performance is a critical yet often overlooked factor. Spaces such as conference rooms, lounge bars, resorts, and private residences must not only look refined, but also sound comfortable—with reduced reverberation, controlled echoes, and enhanced acoustic privacy.

In contemporary interior design, wellness living goes beyond visual beauty. It emphasizes emotional comfort, mental well-being, and a sense of calm within everyday spaces.

 In interior design, material combinations have always been a source of fresh experiences. Among them, leather and wood are two timeless materials—closely associated with both aesthetics and functionality.

The answer does not lie in logos, but in the spirit of material. And GreenMoss chooses to tell its story in a different way—through contemporary art.

In an era where public attention is increasingly fragmented by fleeting images and short-lived trends, the fact that a public art exhibition could draw millions of people to pause, reflect, and share their experience is, in itself, remarkable.

The installation exhibition “From the Victory of Bạch Đằng to the Great Victory of April 30, 1975” did not take place in a museum.

 Reflections from the “Bạch Đằng” Exhibition on the Role of Public Art in Awakening Historical Awareness and Aesthetic Sensibility Among the New Generation

An Installation by Lê Hữu Hiếu and a Space for Dialogue on Urban Memory

A sculptural mass. No name. No introduction. No boundaries.

Ho Chi Minh City, April 2025. At the heart of Nguyễn Huệ Pedestrian Street—an avenue emblematic of the city’s contemporary rhythm and commercial vitality—a nearly 30-meter-long sculptural installation quietly emerged.

April 30, 1975 is etched in history as a radiant milestone, marking the victory of the Vietnamese people after years of prolonged struggle.