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Shopping for home decor: The great tray-off at Forbidden City HK

17 January, 2017 by Expat Living <1 Min Read

https://expatliving.hk/shopping-for-home-decor-the-great-tray-off-at-forbidden-city-hk/

Selected by Louis Vuitton City Guide as one of its favorite places in Hong Kong, Forbidden City HK features contemporary Chinese furniture developed in collaboration with award winning designers in Italy and the UK. Each piece is exquisitely handcrafted and its original design bears the culmination of Chinese tradition blended with modern aesthetics. Click through our gallery below to view pieces in their stylish collection of trays and trolleys available at their Causeway Bay showroom.

Hardwood trays finished in high-gloss lacquer and lined with silk fabric. A stainless steel stand in the form of a Chinese motif is also available.
This treat tray on a metal stand is a stylish way of making snacks more inviting.
A trolley made with hardwood and stainless steel consists of three trays, holding food, drinks and snack. The hardwood trays are decorated with cutouts of Chinese motifs, finished in high-gloss lacquer and lined with silk fabric.
Showcase this chic hardwood tray atop a metal floor stand anywhere in the room.

 

 

Forbidden City HK showroom in Causeway Bay has on display many signature pieces in the collection. It offers a range of Chinese furniture designed for contemporary living.

Unit 1401A, 14/F, 18 Hysan Avenue. 2556 8968 | forbiddencity.com.hk

Categories: Home Décor Homes

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