This Zitan Day bed is a waisted form of platform where the aprons joins the curved legs that made it bed become more elegant and simiplicity. It can be used as a bed as for sitting and reclining in daytime. Learn More

This hexagonal stand made of Elm wood with layers of traditional black lacquer, which gave it an elegance look and lacquer provide durability. The lacquered furniture itself is a status symbol as lacquered pieces were usually owned only by the wealthy and were widely embraced by the upper-class high society in ancient China. Learn More

The simple strong lines of this sturdy Kang table is a perfect example and was probably used at the center of the Kang, just most tables are used. It has a waisted form with mat top and the legs are straight but end in well-drawn horse-hoof legs which is made of it table simplicity and classic...

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The stools are made in a great variety of both sizes and shape. This stool is closely related to drum stool and its form is simple, six curved legs with split mouldings meeting the round seat at the top and the continuous floor stretcher at the bottom with small feet beneath the continuous floor stretcher.

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This pair of pumpkin stools were made of huanghuali wood with protruding round it edges similar to the each room of pumpkin shape. The size of it is impressive and the material and workmanship are excellent. The stool is one of the most convenient surfaces for supporting people and objects. This is a functional work of art, pure and simple, yet elegant and delicate in style, a definite timeless treasure to own,

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The beauty of these chairs is reflected in the strong and boldly conceived proportions, the masterly craftsmanship, which balances the extreme, hardness of black wood which they were made. The deeply curved top rail turns neatly into the back posts, and the bulging armrests sweep into the front posts, producing an effect of sculptural fluidity. This is further enhanced by a strong splay in the legs, giving a strong downward pulls and sense of stability. This elegant Southern Official Hat's arms chair is well known as a chair of importance in accient China, carving of a dragon is symbol of power and prosperity.

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This medicine cabinet is made of rich honey-brown color of Huali wood with attractive wooden burl panel doors and drawers. The large floating door panels of burl wood (yingmu) are surrounded by a shaped frame of its typical core of Huali wood. The apothecaries also know as medicine cabinets were used to store medicinal herbs by Chinese doctor. Small drawers extend the depth of the cabinets. Learn More

This Luohan bed is made of entirely of Zitan wood. Three thick undecorated boards form the railing and the back panel has a narrow strip of wood added along the bottom, because the form of a Louhan bed demands that the back panel be higher than the side panels. The frame of the seat has a simple and the legs are round and solid, and straight to the ground. A round the four sides there is a leg-encircling humpbacked stretcher with pillar shape struts. Both the construction and the decoration of this bed are extremely simple.;

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A feature of houses in Northern China is the Kang, a table, which is a substantial piece of furniture, while table have played a large part of in the life of people from the north, where it is used for sitting, sleeping, eating and working for daytime. This prized and striking Zitan Kang table is clean simple lines structure with carved apron decorations, which reserved and fashioned by skilled craftsmanship..

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