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LINE FRIENDS Themed Restaurant – Custom Tile Design Service


The world’s first officially licensed LINE FRIENDS themed restaurant has opened at Macau’s H853 Fun Factory in Lisboeta! Inspired by the everyday gatherings of LINE FRIENDS, the restaurant is a whimsical, creative space and a hotspot for interactive photo moments. Spanning 7,000 square feet, it blends modern design with beloved IP elements, offering guests a unique dining and visual experience.
Tile Design Highlights
Asia Tile had the privilege of contributing to this project, crafting custom floor tiles exclusively for the LINE FRIENDS restaurant. These tiles, fired at high temperatures, are not only highly durable but also feature vivid patterns and intricate craftsmanship, showcasing their unique design and exceptional quality.
In the stylish food street area, the floor tiles integrate classic Portuguese patterns with adorable LINE FRIENDS food-themed motifs. The warm tones and charming details infuse the space with joy and energy, perfectly complementing the LINE FRIENDS-themed window decals on the expansive glass walls.

The Value of Customization
The tiles, authorized and custom-designed for LINE FRIENDS, combine innovative design with IP elements, offering both aesthetic appeal and long-lasting durability.
High-temperature firing technology enhances the tiles' durability and resistance to wear, making them perfectly suited for the demands of busy commercial environments. The intricate patterns and textures seamlessly blend functionality with artistry, transforming the space into a storytelling medium filled with personality and emotion.
At ASA Tile, we are dedicated to exceptional craftsmanship and innovative design, delivering tailored solutions for every project. We believe tiles are more than building materials—they are carriers of stories and creativity.
Beyond Boundaries – Exploring Infinite Possibilities in Cinema Design
The Emperor Cinema in Wong Chuk Hang breaks conventions to create a visionary “beyond boundaries” world. Non-linear design elements, including curves, folds, and circular forms, redefine walls, floors, and ceilings, crafting a multi-dimensional space that symbolizes humanity's courage to explore the unknown. Tiles, as the core design material, weave together textures and geometry, showcasing the space’s unique charm.
Lobby Design: A Symphony of Circles and Lines
The lobby floor features circular and linear geometric patterns, with deep gray, light gray, and beige tiles arranged to create a layered visual rhythm. These patterns guide the eye while evoking a sense of fluidity, fostering an inviting and inclusive atmosphere. Circular ceiling lights mirror the floor design, achieving a harmonious balance between structure and freedom.

Corridor Design: A Continuum of Light and Shadow
The corridor features minimalist tilework, alternating between deep and light gray tones to form rhythmic lines. The seamless transitions between walls and floors create a sense of infinite extension, while mirrors amplify the space, blending reflected light with tile textures to craft a flowing interplay of shadow and form.

Powder Room Design: A Dialogue of Geometry and Light
The powder room embraces geometric elegance, with curved tile patterns in deep and light gray adding a gentle rhythm to the space. Dark-toned walls paired with softly glowing circular mirrors create an understated luxury. Thoughtfully designed lighting enhances the tiles' textures, striking a perfect balance between functionality and aesthetics.


Infinite Possibilities in Space
Through the imaginative use of tiles, the design seamlessly integrates geometry, light, and texture, breaking traditional spatial boundaries to create a multi-dimensional, futuristic visual experience. From the circular motifs of the lobby to the corridor’s extended perspectives and the rhythmic geometry of the powder room, every detail reflects a pursuit of innovation and possibility. This is more than a cinema—it is a canvas for artistic imagination.