Asian Furniture and Accessories
Asian furniture and accessories can add a wonderful accent to
your rooms.
Asian Inspired Furniture
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| Black Lacquer Palace Stool
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Vintage Ming-Style Cabinet
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| Carved to emulate bamboo, this stool’s gently flared legs and unique
apron and stretcher make it a stylish addition to the living room,
bedroom or bath. The plantation-grown hardwood has a lustrous black
finish, applied by hand; the blue poly fabric seat is tufted for comfort |
Cabinet is a rare find. Hand built of elm in the early 20th century,
each refurbished piece is unique, bearing the marks of the Chinese
artisan who crafted it. The compact size affords useful storage
throughout the home. Inside, it’s fitted with a fixed shelf and two
small drawers. Original vintage cast-brass hardware |
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| Open Treasure Cabinet
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| Show off a prized collection or your favorite small treasures in the
nine niches of this open cabinet. Handcrafted of solid wood with a
rosewood finish, it features an Asian-style upturned top and a
handcarved dragon on the apron |
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| Maria Yee Cabinet With Charging Station
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Maria Yee Daybed With Trundle
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| Designer Maria Yee’s genius lies in combining traditional Asian
aesthetics with modern furniture solutions. The top drawer of her solid
hardwood cabinet flips down to reveal a space for a power strip, a cell
phone and other rechargeables, banishing cords and clutter from sight.
The heirloom-quality cabinet is crafted using old-world wood joinery
techniques for lasting strength. Compact in size, the cabinet fits
easily where space is limited. Finished with antiqued iron hardware |
Elegant seating by day, a serene retreat by night, our daybed by
Maria Yee is the very definition of versatile design. The matching
trundle provides comfortable sleep for an overnight guest or, without a
mattress, can be used for discreet storage. Constructed to last for
generations, the daybed and trundle are handcrafted of Yee’s solid
Bamboo Timbre™, with a tensile strength greater than steels, using
traditional joinery without nails or screws |
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| Chobo Tansu
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Ming Chest
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| The Tansu first appeared during Japan's Edo period (1615-1780) as a
functional and aesthetically pleasing means of storage. Ours is of the
Chobo-dansu variety, which traditionally featured elaborate metal
hardware, used by merchants to impress customers. This fine example of
the style is crafted of chestnut-finished elm wood with a sliding-door
compartment and 11 drawers |
Skilled artisans use traditional Asian joinery to build this
handsome chest, crafted entirely without nails or screws. Made of solid
plantation walnut that is responsibly grown and selectively harvested,
the chest has two generous drawers and one cabinet |
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| Restored Antique Chinese Chest
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Imperial Chair
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| As specialists in the world of Asian antiques, we are delighted to
offer this rare treasure, a vintage Chinese chest that’s been skillfully
restored to full function and unique beauty. Handcrafted of solid elm,
each piece has gained unique character over time |
Bold color and exuberant detail make this chair a show-stopping
focal point in any room. Handmade from Asian hardwood, it has a fretwork
back that recalls the stylized design of a pagoda. |
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| Glass Door Tall Cabinets
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Cerulean Display Case
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Kimono Tansu
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| Skillfully hand crafted and beautifully finished, they're also an
outstanding value - especially when purchased as a set of three. Whether
the cabinets are placed together as a dramatic focal point or mingled
with other furniture throughout the room, their glass shelves showcase
artwork and books to best advantage. Talented woodcrafters build each
piece from reclaimed elm, using intricate all-wood joinery to ensure
seamless construction. Next, their doors and sides are set with panes of
clear, tempered glass. Finally, the artisans apply black paint, rubbing
it by hand to reveal hints of the wood beneath, then sealing it with
clear lacquer for a high polish. Doors secure with a pin lock. Hardware
is antiqued brass. |
Heirloom-quality display case is built from select Asian hardwoods.
It has a traditional black lacquered finish that is edge rubbed to
reveal hints of warm tobacco. The three open shelves have a pale blue
background that creates a serene setting for objects on display. |
Designed after the chests used to hold kimonos during Japan’s Meiji
era, this piece provides handsome storage in any room. Use it in the
living room as a side table or in the bedroom as a unique nightstand.
Handcrafted from elm, it features all-wood joinery for a seamless look
and has a waxed finish that accentuates its grain and golden color |
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| Openwork Chair Walnut
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Red Lacquered Storage Console
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Step Tansu
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| Boldly detailed openwork creates visual interest in this unique
occasional chair. Handcrafted from solid mahogany with a high back and
arms, and a hand-woven double-caned seat. Hand applied black lacquered
finish |
A glossy lacquered finish accentuates the clean lines and simple
detailing of this Ming-style console, modeled on an antique from China’s
Gansu province. An ideal media cabinet, the piece is crafted from solid
elm with a broad top, dovetailed drawers and two double-door cabinets,
each with a single shelf. The lacquer is applied in layers for saturated
color, then edge-rubbed to reveal hints of the wood underneath. Round
brass plates with traditional latchkeys provide a striking decorative
accent |
With versatile storage and display options, our beautifully crafted
step tansu is a practical and stylish addition to traditional and
contemporary settings alike. This 2-piece, 19-drawer, 7-step cabinet is
handcrafted of hardwood solids and composites with antiqued-brass
hardware |
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