Modern Chinese Mulan Walnut Chair - Japandi Style

The Eaves Bed Frame takes inspiration from the graceful curves of traditional Chinese roof architecture. This sophisticated piece is crafted with the endu...

12H's humble leaning ladder rack embraces a simple silhouette. However, this piece is anything but ordinary. Expertly crafted with mortise and tenon joi...

Where mid-century modern design meets the subtle elegance of Japandi, 12H’s Homecoming Shoe Cabinet is an effortless storage solution that keeps your entr...

12H's Triptych cabinet is a beautifully designed storage solution, perfect for those who appreciate thoughtful craftsmanship. Made with enduring FAS-grade American walnut wood and brushed brass handles. Its facade is separated into three panels; however, the walnut doors fold into one another to reveal one ample shelving space. The third cupboard uses tinted fortified glass to create a semi-opaque facade that can be opened with a slight push. Inside are four pull-out drawers that are perfect for neatly storing an array of belongings. The Triptych Cabinet takes after mid-Japandi design, balancing subtle retro detailing with a simple sophistication that feels timeless and effortless. An ideal storage unit for living rooms, home offices and hallways. Never limited by aesthetics, Zeng Qiang and his studio, 12H, are a testament to design evolution. With a young team of creatives, they test the limitations of design and craft. Whilst also paying homage to a craftsmanship style that heavily relies on ancient techniques. 12H does not cater to the trends and whims of furniture design; instead, they forge ahead with works that will stand the test of time. Their credo: A marriage of all things traditional with modern elements— making them truly unique. - Mid-Japandi cabinet...

Made in the 1930s to satisfy the worldwide hunger for all things Art Deco, these unique chairs combine the streamlined style of the era with a Classic Chinese aesthetic. The beautifu...

A set of four antique Chinese elmwood scholar's ceremonial side chairs from the early 20th century, with dark patina and sinuous back splats, all with slight variations. Born in Chin...

The Han Chair was designed by Fernanda Loyzaga. At Loyzaga Design we have always been fascinated by the relationship between Asia and Mexico by the Manila Galeon that went from the...

This is an old Japanese lounge chair. I think it was made around 1950 to 1960. A compact and cute chair. I think the natural frame goes well with a variety of interiors. I think it ...