From simple copying to moderate return to "new Chinese" furniture lightly counterattack
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Sleek, strong, and elegant — "everything" tells its own story through simple living.
The "everything" bedroom is cozy and comfortable.
Warmth, harmony, and kindness — the "first life" concept led by Wen Hao from Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts reflects a slow and meaningful way of living.
Drawing inspiration from traditional furniture, Xuan Ming’s home design is minimalist yet elegant.
In 2015, as more consumers began seeking quality home furnishings, there was growing curiosity about what trends would shape the industry in the coming year. According to a recent report by Beijing Youth Daily’s "Guangsha Times," the 20th China International Furniture Fair (Shanghai Furniture Fair) was expected to reveal key insights into future home decor trends.
The event concluded recently, and while the "Guangsha Times" provided real-time updates from the exhibition, many brands launched exclusive collections tailored for the fair. These showcased the core of modern home design and consumer preferences. In our view, after years of evolution, "New Chinese" furniture is set to become a major trend in 2015 — blending tradition with contemporary aesthetics in a fresh and bold way.
