Chinese Daybeds

This antique Chinese daybed dates to the mid-19th century and features a woven bamboo top and a beautiful frame of chicken-wing wood (jichimu), ...

With exquisite joinery and balanced proportions, this woven-top summer daybed from Zhejiang province is a fine example of Qing-dynasty furniture. Dated to the mid-19th century, the l...

One of a kind Women's opium daybed, China, Qing Dynasty, Jia Qing Period (1796-1820). Exquisite and unique Chinese opium daybed made of richly carved sandalwood. Only hardwoods, such...

A celebration of wabi-sabi, this rustic elmwood bench from the late 19th century originated as a raised trough in a Qing-dynasty horse stable. At some point in its long life, the far...

Dated to the early 20th century, this low daybed has a timeless simplicity, featuring a woven rattan top, four square legs and an open, clean-lined apron. The frame is crafted of nor...

This large luohan daybed anchors its surroundings with its monumental scale and bold, decorative carvings. Known as a luohan chuang, or couch bed, this form of low-backed daybed emer...

This bamboo daybed sofa is a modern iteration of the traditional Chinese daybed. Known as a luohan chuang, or couch bed, this type of daybed is defined by its raised platform surface and low back railing. A versatile seating option, the luohan was used throughout the home as a place to recline, sleep, or gather for tea and meals. It was also historically used in semi-formal settings, as seats of honor in ceremonial halls or as reading nooks in the scholars' studio. This 20th-century example borrows the luohan form with a nod to Chippendale or Chinoiserie bamboo furniture...

Daybed made of flamed bamboo, called "Tiger bamboo". Chinese tradition of making furniture in bamboo, which requires special craftsmanship, where no screw...

Early 19th century Chineses daybed. Antique Chinese hardwood daybed c1820 produced in China around 1820 a hardwood and rattan daybed Featuring hand carved panels and with round rattan pillow Beautiful warm tones, best describes the colour of this early 19th century , carved on the end of is a longevity symbol. The rattan seat is stringing, this wooden opium smoking bed...

We are delighted to offer for sale this stunning Ming Elmwood Day or Opium bed raised on horse hoof solid feet. This sturdy and beautiful hardwood, Lou Han bed is a unique, Chines...

Hand-carved of Chinese northern elmwood (yumu), this 19th-century daybed was once a cornerstone of daily life in a provincial Chinese home. Known as "ta," this style of low-lying daybed was used throughout the courtyard home as a portable surface for reclining, playing games, and gathering for food and drink. The low daybed...

This woven summer daybed dates to the mid-19th century and features a beautiful cypress frame with round corner legs and simple, straight stretchers. The...