Qing-style living room

The combination of Western classicism and Qing dynasty court aesthetics creates a sense of nobility and luxury.

In the living room, a rosewood five-panel screen-style Luohan bed and a blue velvet sofa define the space. In the center of the Luohan bed is a kang table, on which sits a Western-style mantel clock and a wooden ruyi. This blend of Eastern and Western elements resonates with both Western classicism and Qing dynasty court aesthetics, creating a sense of calm and inclusivity.

On the other side is a pair of high-backed chairs designed in the 19th century, made of walnut and wool tapestry.

Between the two chairs is an oval small tea table shaped like a British lyre. At the center of the living room is a low tea table with a green marble top. In the corner of the living room, there is a large four-piece cabinet with dragon carvings and a pair of rosewood display cabinets, perfect for showcasing the owner's collection of artistic treasures.