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The 12th Nankang Furniture Industry Expo

This year's Furniture Expo takes "greening, digitalization, intelligence, and internationalization" as its core concepts, highlighting two major themes: "Green Home Furnishings" and "Nankang Manufacturing + Shenzhen Standards," comprehensively showcasing the latest developments in Nankang's furniture industry.

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Chinese-Style Furniture: A Timeless Fusion of Art and Living

I. Historical Background and Evolution of Chinese-Style Furniture.Chinese-style furniture has a long and rich history, with its origins dating back to the Zhou Dynasty of ancient China. Early furniture was primarily low in height, designed for floor seating, such as low tables and couches used while sitting on mats. As society developed, lifestyles and seating habits gradually evolved, leading to continuous changes in furniture forms, structures, and functions.

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A Complete Guide to Purchasing and Maintaining Redwood Furniture

Key Points for Choosing Redwood Furniture 1. Weight Is a Crucial Indicator of Authenticity The type of raw materials and the proportion of solid wood used in redwood furniture directly affect its weight. A simple way to assess whether a piece has sufficient substance is to check its overall heaviness—genuine redwood furniture typically feels solid and substantial due to the high density of the wood.

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The Evolution of Chinese Classical Furniture

Alongside China’s long and enduring civilization, the history of Chinese furniture is equally profound and far-reaching. According to some scholars, throughout the long course of development of Chinese classical furniture, four major design traditions or stages emerged as the most significant, each marking a distinctive phase in its stylistic and structural evolution.

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Identification and Appreciation of Agarwood

Agarwood, also known as Chen Shui Xiang or Shui Chen Xiang, was historically written as Shen Xiang (with Shen meaning the same as Chen in ancient usage). In the classical expression “Chen, Tan, Long, She”—which refers to the four most precious traditional fragrances—the term “Chen” specifically denotes agarwood.Agarwood is revered for its refined, elegant aroma and is exceptionally rare and difficult to obtain, making it one of the most prized aromatic materials in traditional Chinese culture.

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NanKang Furniture Going Global

The History and Development of Nankang Furniture: From Local to Global RiseNankang, with its long history, has become an important manufacturing base for China's furniture industry due to its rich supporting timber processing industry chain. The furniture industry in Nankang can be traced back to the 1950s and 1960s, when furniture making was mainly based on traditional craftsmanship, with family-run workshops as the primary production form.

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Hainan Huanghuali and Vietnam Huanghuali - Common Knowledge of Solid Wood Rosewood Furniture

Identification Tips for Hainan Huanghuali and Vietnam HuanghualiNames and Origins Hainan Huanghuali, known as Dalbergia odorifera in the national "Redwood" standard, is commonly referred to by various names such as Huanghuali. It is primarily sourced from Hainan Island, China. On the other hand, Vietnam Huanghuali, also called Dalbergia cochinchinensis, is commonly found in Vietnam. While they share the same general name of Huanghuali, the origin and species of these two woods differ significantly.

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