Oriental furniture does well in our Western interiors. This is not surprising, as furniture from countries such as China and India is so distinctive that it immediately draws attention. While in many Western interiors, materials, brands, and furniture are carefully coordinated, an Oriental piece of furniture will immediately stand out.
Furniture from Asia often has a mystical quality. Koreman Maastricht's Oriental furniture is of sound quality and handcrafted. These are old, authentic family heirlooms from yesteryear that would love to become acquainted with, for example, a Dutch interior.
Koreman Maastricht has an extensive and varied assortment of Oriental furniture in its collection. You can view these in our webshop, or in person at our store-showroom in the heart of Maastricht. As a preview, we are pleased to show you 10 top Oriental furniture pieces here.
1. Authentic Almirah cabinet – India (1900 – 1920)
This original old Almirah cabinet comes from Rajasthan, India. The cabinet was made by local furniture makers from acacia wood. The natural and muted colors give the cabinet a vintage look. What makes this cabinet so special is that the cabinet doors with wood carving come from an old monastery in Rajasthan. In those days, it was common for doors and shutters from old palaces, monasteries, and temples to be given a second life as cabinet doors. The cabinet was discovered by Raymond Koreman and fits into any interior, from modern to classic.
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2. Black Chinese Wedding Cabinet – China (1900 – 1920)
Chinese wedding cabinets are popular among lovers of Chinese furniture. Koreman has several pieces in its store-showroom, such as this one from the Shandong region. During a search for exclusive furniture across China, we found this piece and shipped it to Koreman in Maastricht. The cabinet is a traditional wedding gift and, with its metal plates – when the cabinet doors are closed – symbolizes the closed marriage. The cabinet is perfectly lacquered (no less than 6 layers!) and has no cracks or sticking drawers.
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3. Decorative old Chinese dresser (1900 – 1920)
This dresser is a showpiece from our collection of Oriental furniture from the Shanxi region of China. The hand-painted panels are authentic and marked by time. The dresser is unique and antique but still functions perfectly. Koreman's Chinese furniture looks great in any interior. In fact, they draw attention, and then you usually hear: "Wow, what is this? A dresser? How beautiful! How did you get it?" Glowing with pride and so many compliments, you naturally reply: "From Koreman in Maastricht. They have so much beautiful Oriental furniture there."
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4. Large, red Chinese cabinet from China, Shandong (1900 – 1920)
An antique cabinet that you cannot overlook. This cabinet is a striking appearance in any interior. The characteristic red color is typical of the Chinese furniture industry of a century ago. The dimensions are 95 x 45 x 179 cm (w x d x h). This cabinet may have received 6 to 8 natural lacquer layers during its restoration by Chinese craftsmen, which contributes to its exclusive appearance. The lacquer layers also provide extra protection. If you believe that this cabinet fits perfectly into your interior, please visit our store in Maastricht.
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5. Elegant, red Chinese sidetable (1900 – 1920)
This is a real gem. In pristine condition and beautifully lacquered. 100 years old but eternally modern. This handmade sidetable comes from Jiangsu, China, and is 123 cm wide, 86 cm high, and 35 cm deep. The sidetable loves attention and is definitely not a wallflower. It looks great in a sleek and contemporary interior but also in a more classic setting. At Koreman in Maastricht, the sidetable is proudly displayed in the showroom, but it would rather be in your home. Chinese furniture is also popular in hotels and luxury stores.
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6. Old dresser from Jodhpur, India (1930 – 1940)
Koreman not only has beautiful dressers from China in its collection. This showpiece from India will also enrich your interior. The dresser is made from old temple doors. The acacia wood is extremely sturdy, and the colors are reminiscent of copper rust. The dresser has ample storage space, and the doors still open and close perfectly. A characteristic feature of old Indian furniture is its vintage look. This dresser fits perfectly into a modern interior or an Ibiza-style decor. Come and see it in our showroom.
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7. Medium-sized Almirah cabinet from Rajasthan, India (1910 – 1920)
This Indian cabinet with two doors, shelves, and drawers is a special piece. The detailed wood carving makes the cabinet more a work of art than a useful and beautiful household item. Anyone looking for a unique piece of furniture for their interior will find it with this medium-sized cabinet (89w x 143h x 30d). The cabinet was originally a family heirloom, passed down through generations. How wonderful it would be if you continued this tradition. You can view and purchase this showpiece in our store-showroom in Maastricht.
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8. Old Damchiya chest from India (1890 – 1900)
This chest from the state of Rajasthan is a chest with a story. A Damchiya is a 'hope chest'. A wedding gift for a bride in which she could store and keep all her valuables received at the wedding. The Damchiya chest was a traditional gift from the bride's parents. This chest, which is in Koreman's showroom, is a beautiful example. Very detailed wood carvings and beautifully colored elements and drawings. The size of this beautiful hope chest is 125 x 64 x 119 cm (w x d x h). Is this something for you?
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9. Old chest from Jaipur, India (1900 – 1910)
This antique chest is a special piece because of its faded colors and fittings. Its vintage appearance means this chest fits into many modern interiors. A unique feature of this chest is that it stands on legs, which is not often seen. An Indian chest like this can serve perfectly as a coffee table in a contemporary interior. The size of the Indian chest is 66 x 137 x 50 cm (w x l x h). The chest is made of panels that probably had another purpose previously. The chest is in good condition and functions like new.
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10. Original handmade red Chinese dresser (1900 – 1920)
We found this elegant Chinese furniture in a restoration workshop in the Gansu region, near the Mongolian border. The dresser is substantial yet elegant. With four doors and shelves, the Chinese dresser offers ample storage space. Besides its practical use, the piece of furniture is also an attractive eye-catcher in a Western interior like yours. Like other Chinese furniture such as the sidetable and tall cabinet, the quality is top-notch and the finish is solid. If you order this dresser, we will deliver it to your home free of charge, as is customary.
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Would you like to know more about Oriental cabinets? Read here. All these Oriental furniture pieces can also be ordered in our webshop, but to get a good impression, you should of course visit our store-showroom in Maastricht. While you're at it, make it a pleasant day out, because Maastricht is a very nice city.
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