At the beginning of the founder's entrepreneurial journey, during the process of developing handmade wooden paintings, they discovered that the final few steps of "gluing the dyed components back together" were very much like putting together a jigsaw puzzle. Because white glue has a limited drying time, the process had to be completed quickly within the time limit. The fastest way to achieve this was to "calm the mind"—approaching the most urgent task with the slowest attitude in order to produce high-quality wooden paintings. This state of mind planted a seed in the founder's heart: how could more people be enabled to enjoy this process of calming the mind?

Later, the founder was invited to serve as a magic consultant for a television show, during which they developed a new type of material called "Gecko Sticker." On one occasion, because the founder's family members loved playing jigsaw puzzles, but due to the large number of pieces, a large amount of unfinished puzzle was left on the table. When the founder needed to use the table but was afraid of disrupting their family's work, a flash of inspiration struck: perhaps the previously developed material could be used to see if it could solve this problem. After continuous trials and failures, finally, five years later, a product that could "calm the mind" and possessed "craftsmanship and aesthetic beauty" was officially launched.

As the name suggests, "Liang Hui Zhi Suo" means "Good Painting Workshop." Combined with the first character of the founder's other brand, it also carries the meaning of "conscientious production," ensuring that while Liang Hui provides beautiful works, it also never forgets its "original intention." In Japanese, "Seisho" (製所) is a relatively ancient and formal term that can be understood as a "place of production." Such places are sometimes workshops, studios, or factories. Liang Hui started in the founder's early years as a small studio in a tiny warehouse, equipped with a few hand saws, a miter saw, and a table saw. Moreover, many of Japan's traditional handicrafts and production techniques have been passed down through specific "Seisho." Such places are not merely sites of production, but also places where culture and craftsmanship are inherited. These meanings endow "Seisho" with an air of classical elegance, refinement, and cultural heritage, emphasizing meticulous craftsmanship and the pursuit of quality. This coincides perfectly with the brand philosophy of "Liang Hui Zhi Suo," highlighting the emphasis on art and craftsmanship, as well as the fusion of tradition and modernity.