So what is New Chinese style, and why do we believe it can thrive on the global stage?
This style blends traditional Chinese motifs, such as symmetrical lines, Ming-style chairs, or hand-carved wall panels, with modern materials, clean structures, and updated functionality. It’s less about nostalgia and more about reinterpretation — think muted color palettes, elegant hardwood textures, sculptural lighting, and refined textiles.
In this project, the double-height living room features a commanding floral relief wall, understated black-and-white sofas with embroidery details, and a softly glowing pendant light that resembles a floating lantern — all blending to give an atmosphere of grace and calm. The dining area continues the theme: minimal yet detailed, solid yet airy.