ABOUT US

Through the collaboration of global designers and artists, IF Audio has boldly advanced, surpassing the
limitations of materials and conventional product design in an unconventional manner. This approach seamlessly
integrates acoustic systems and art design, resulting in the creation of acoustic artworks that harmoniously blend
with interior design, delivering an unparalleled musical experience to aficionados of artistic home decor.

IF Speaker David

IF Audio Studio is the premier acoustic product design brand under the ownership of Shenzhen
Yuhan Design Studio, exclusively devoted to the artistic exploration and design of all
sounds electronic research. “IF” embodies the concept of “infintie possibilities” and is committed
to transcending the contraints of traditional acoustic product design, refefining the boundaries
of what a speaker can become.

David Yuan

Arist/Designer

The creator of MR.DAVYUAN

Graduated from the Academy of Arts & Design;
Tsinghua University Founder and Managing Director of THEGUY;
Designer of Beijing 2008 Olympic Games Official Merchandise;
Creative Director of Medal Products for London Olympic Games’ Designer of Gifts to British Royal;
Joint Designer of the Palace Museum Court Culture.

IF NEBULA

NEBULA represents a collaboration between IF design studio and BOLTBOLT Studio, resulting
in a groundbreaking Bluetooth speaker that draws inspiration from the legacy of NASA's Space
Shuttle program. Through a fusion of precise engineering and innovative design, NEBULA pays
homage to the spirit of exploration and discovery. This speaker is designed to visualize the
dynamic beauty of music in its most organic form, rendering every note vibrant and expressive.
More than just a speaker, NEBULA is a captivating and inspiring piece of tech-art.

IF LIQUID

High-Tech Architecture emerged in the 1970s. Architects such as Richard Rogers and Norman Foster
drew on cutting-edge industrial materials and technologies, boldly exposing structural supports,
mechanical and electrical equipment, and pipework. Through industrial materials such as stainless
steel, aluminium alloys, and glass, they created a visually striking industrial aesthetic. Classic examples
including the Centre Pompidou, the Nakagin Capsule Tower, and the HSBC Hong Kong Headquarters
transformed the precision of technical components and industrial materiality into architecture’s
primary expressive language.