China Setting

This large cabinet makes a dramatic statement while providing an elegant setting for displaying china, collectibles, artwork, or treasured objects.

Together, these create four generous display levels, providing an impressive setting for fine china, glassware, collectibles and treasured decorative objects.

Stands that make use of burl or root forms like this one have long been treasured as tools for sukiya-style tea rooms and sencha tea ceremony settings in China and Japan, but a piece...

The decoration depicts figures in landscape settings with traditional Chinese buildings, framed by borders of flowers and foliage, all set against a japanned ground.

On the table, they read as timeless—equally at home beside blue-and-white china, a formal Shabbat setting, or a traditional dining table that appreciates things made the old way.

Elliott, the founder of the trend-setting design firm China Seas, shows how to give the outside of your home just as much personality as the inside.