Can an AI (artificial intelligence) be used to create convincing looking “antiques” which deceive even the experts? What happens when the past collides with the future? Lets find out.
Its always interesting to see the progression from idea to reality. When people come to me with raw ideas, my task is to walk them
In celebrating its 160th anniversary this September, Hong Kong department store Lane Crawford, has invited eight designers to redesign classic ming style chairs as part
Dutch designer Maarten Baas pushes the limits of what’s possible with traditional Chinese furniture forms, by merging, melting or burning pieces to create mind-warping sculptures that makes one wonder if the furniture itself is from another reality.
If you are designer or retailer of lighting, accessories or other home decor items and have designs you are considering producing over in this part of the world, this is a worthwhile post outlaying the initial steps to manufacturing your home decor products in Asia.
An example of how “cutting corners” when making Chinese wooden furniture can cause the buyer big trouble.
