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In America, sometimes it can be hard to find traditional Oriental furniture. ChinaFurnitureOnline.com, based out of Chicago but with roots in the carpentry of Shanghai, is a premier provider of Asian home decor. Working with Rosewood furniture and Chinese screens, as well as jade decorations and step tansu cabinets, the carpenters create unique designs that mix East and West in interesting ways. To learn more about decorating tips, please browse our articles page.
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Starting as an apprentice carpenter, he worked his way up to factory operator and store owner. Eventually, he became the Chairman of the Taipei Wooden Furniture Association. China Furniture & Arts' owner, James Chou, has devoted himself to half a century in the fine oriental furnishing business. His uncompromising professionalism has led our company to provide nothing but the finest products and first class service.
Our 38 years of experience in the North American market has allowed us to create award-winning designs; combining breathtaking traditional Chinese aesthetics with today's modern lifestyle.
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Decorating Your Home With Chinese Tables
September 4, 2020
We have compiled a comprehensive list of Chinese table designs exploring options including console tables, coffee tables, dining sets, end tables, and more! No matter which room of the house you may be looking to furnish, this guide is the perfect resource for helping you make the best choice.
Blending traditional craft with modern style, much of today's contemporary asian furniture is still inspired by iconic designs that originated during the Ming dynasty in China.
Chinoiserie: Timeless Furniture & Decor
February 4, 2020
Chinoiserie originated as a western European style of decorative art that first began appearing in the 17th century and has persisted in popularity to this day. It shares many elements with French rococo style such as heavy use of ornamentation or decoration, stylized nature, gilding, and overall extravagance.
However, the most signature quality is the use of fantasized imagery derived from European interpretations of life, art, and culture in pre-industrial China.
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