Brochure

[ Cabinets & Chests ] [ Tables & Desks ] [ Chairs, Benches & Stools ] [ Other items  ]

- Cabinets and Chests

The architecture of a traditional Chinese house does not allow for built in cupboards, therefore clothes, linen, books and scrolls were generally stored in cabinets. [ more... ]

- Tables and Desks

The early periods of Chinese history were characterised by most activities taking place at floor level on mats.   The move from mat to chair meant that tables became higher, and closely resembled the tables and desks we see today. [ more... ]

- Chairs, Benches and Stools

Chairs were made in different styles and designs, the main forms being the circular or horseshoe back armchair, the so-called “official hat” armchair and the side chair. [ more... ]

- Other Items

At Humble House we also have a number of smaller items of furniture. [ more... ]