A tea room requires more than a teapot and a tray. This set gives you the room.
The dark walnut-toned hardwood table anchors the arrangement — a wide, live-edge-influenced top on a solid pedestal base, with a recessed panel running along the center that creates a natural channel for the tea tray. The grain runs long and uninterrupted, the kind of surface that rewards looking at directly rather than glancing past. Around it, the chairs carry the same wood tone with white upholstered cushions: one official's chair with a straight high back and carved top rail for the host position, and rounded horseshoe armchairs for the guest seats. Both chair styles share the same open, airy frame — substantial enough to feel considered, light enough to not crowd the table.
The tea cabinet. A compact hardwood side cabinet (60 cm × 60 cm × 40 cm) with a slatted lower shelf is visible in the product shots — storage for caddies, tools, and accessories that keeps the table surface clear. It sits low enough to function as a side table during a session and doubles as display storage between uses.
The room this set makes. The product shots show it in a contemporary Chinese interior — herringbone wood floor, round wall panel, pendant lamp — and the set holds its own in that context without needing the room to do work for it. The contrast between the dark wood and the white cushions is the visual logic: clean, warm, and readable from across a room.
Table and chair dimensions: (please add here) Tea cabinet: 60 cm L × 40 cm W × 60 cm H
For a dedicated tea room, a living room that takes tea seriously, or a corporate reception space where the furniture should communicate something before anyone sits down.
Natural wood grain varies between pieces. Cushion fabric may vary slightly from images shown.
