Chinese antique furntiure & decoration

[lonenium 0]

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[chris47 0]

Hello

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I appreciate your post. Keep sharing more and more information.

Thanks
Have a nice time ahead.

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[Lonie28 0]

[size=2]First, you'll want to decide if you are going to decorate your entirehouse in antique Chinese furniture or if you are going to decorate one or tworooms in this style. A good rule of thumb is to start with one room andcontinue from there. Start with the room that needs the most work, or the most"design help".[/size][size=2] [/size][size=2]<br style="text-align: -webkit-left; "><br style="text-align: -webkit-left; ">Next, decide on onemajor piece that you would like to focus on in this room. Perhaps an amazingelm lute table or a Tibetan square table would make a good center piece. If youare working on a living or sitting room, you might want to focus on an antique elmchair or an antique wooden screen. A wooden screen really adds interest into aroom that otherwise has no definition. You can add a feeling of "tworooms" into one large room by using an antique screen, and the engravingin the wood is so intricate and interesting. [/size]