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Shanxi, circa 1900 The chunky top of this rustic bench has real character, with the elm wood showing the wear and marks of age. This type of bench ...

Shanxi, circa 1900 Benches like this one were common throughout China, made to be highly portable for seating both indoors and outside. This one i...

Our Belle rugs are in soft colours that fit well into a contemporary setting. With an understated graphical design which adds modern sophistication...

The doors and narrow drawers of this handsome cabinet are in soft, sepia tones that contrast beautifully with the surrounding black lacquer frames....

Beijing, circa 1920 This distressed blue lacquer daybed is unusual in the fact that it has side rails. Originally used for seating and reclining on...

Our black lacquer lattice screen works perfectly as a room divider in a living room or just as a statement piece in the corner of a room. This simp...

This simple, beautifully crafted lattice screen in warm elm finish is made up of four hinged panels. Each one is created with mortise and tenon joi...

Made up of individual pieces of wood fitted together using traditional mortis and tenon joints, the lattice design in the upper panels of this beau...

The lattice design in the upper panels of this beautiful warm elm screen, made up of individual pieces of wood fitted together with mortis and teno...

This handsome desk, like the rest of our Asian Contemporary furniture range, is made in solid elm wood. It has a pull out shelf for a computer keyb...

The distinctive tapered frames and beautifully crafted lattice headboard and footboard give this bed a strong oriental style. The natural finish sh...

Based on the simple wooden daybeds that were used throughout China for reclining during the day and for sleeping on at night, this good sized coffe...

The 'horse hoof' shaped feet and waisted table top of our chocolate colour coffee table are a typical trait of most Chinese tables from the Ming an...

Gansu, circa 1920 This old cabinet is in the simple, rustic style of most Gansu pieces. Originally produced for grain storage, it has been adapted ...

Shandong, circa 1920 This unusual, beautiful cabinet would once have been used in the kitchen of a Chinese home in Shandong province. It has been r...

Our black lacquer desk is made by using two 'S' shaped legs that cross at each end to form an elegant hourglass shape, while the rear legs are supp...

This beautifully shaped warm elm desk is more in a Chinese concession or colonial style than Ming Chinese, but it still comes with plenty of orient...

Shanxi, circa 1920 Refinished in a dark teal lacquer, this lovely sideboard is from Shanxi province in central China. In a symetrical form, with tw...

The tapered legs and subtly curved underside of the top surface give an oriental flavour to the otherwise beautifully simple style of this solid wo...

With eight good sized drawers, this impressive chest provides plenty of storage space in a bedroom for clothes and bedding. The drawers are dovetai...

Shanxi, circa 1900 This old bench is from Shanxi province in central China and is in a style typically used for seating indoors and outside, being ...

Perfect on a bed or draped over a sofa, these stylish wool throws are in soft shades of stone and burgundy, with each edge finished with knotted ta...

The lovely, pronounce grain of the elm wood is again prominent in this beautiful sideboard. It also features the 'plank top' lid and blackened bras...

This chocolate version of our four door sideboard is made from poplar, a similar wood to elm that still shows a beautiful grain, complemented by th...

This beautiful sideboard is in solid elm wood and features frosted glass panels on each of its three doors - bringing to mind the shoji paper scree...

Shanxi, circa 1920 Refinished in a shiny, grey green lacquer over the original worn wood, this lovely two door sideboard is from Shanxi province in...

Newly made but based on the old cabinets of Gansu and Qinghai, this low sideboard is a perfect size for use as a TV unit. The three sepia coloured ...

Gansu, circa 1900 These large, patterned wooden panels once formed part of an internal divider or window of a Chinese home in Gansu. they are made...