Dining Room

The encounter of Eastern classics and Rococo style creates a more harmonious blend.

In the center of the dining room is a Qing-style round table, creating a more harmonious atmosphere for those seated around it. The dining chairs consist of two Ming-style southern official hats and six backrest chairs made of walnut and peach wood with leather upholstery, featuring simple and elegant lines.

A carved marble screen separates the dining table from the corridor, while on either side of the screen, there are inlaid red lacquer wall hangings. Next to it stands a small coat rack adorned with a silk kimono belt, evoking a sense of luxury and abundance.

Against one wall is a 19th-century French sideboard, perfect for displaying exquisite tableware. On the opposite wall stands a Rococo-style cabinet with a marble top, housing splendid wine utensils.

Behind the dining table are six folding screens, beautifully crafted, allowing glimpses of the landscape depicted on the screens amidst the clinking of glasses, creating a relaxed and enjoyable ambiance.