An article by guest writers Paul and Agnes Ma. Refer to “About the Writers” at the end of the post. First time visitors who enter our home are often amazed that the house is furnished mainly with 500 to 600 year old Classical Ming antique furniture. And yet the effect of marrying the house (which is …

Photo 1 – Living Room

Photo 2 – Disassembled Rose Chair – Huanghuali

Photo 3 – Qing Bench – First Purchase – Blackwood

Photo 4 –Luohan Chuang (Waisted Day Bed) – Huanghuali

Photo 5 – Round Corner Cabinet – Elm

Photo 6 – Ming Scholar’s Small Table – Elm

Photo 7 – Single Back Rail Armchair – Walnut

Photo 9 – Luohan Chuang with Open Work Railings – Huanghuali

Photo 10 – Rose Chairs (Meiquiyi) – Huanghuali

Photo 11 – Scholar’s Small Travelling Bookcase – Huanghuali

Photo 12 – Scholar’s Large Travelling Bookcase – Huanghuali

Photo 13 – Burl Wood Top Large Painting Table – Huanghuali

Photo 14 – Large Compound Cabinet – Huanghuali