FAMILY THREE-BEDROOM HOME · CONCEPT 06

A Home for Every Season

More generous shared rooms and storage give nanmu seating, dining and bedroom furniture a clear place while leaving room for family time and privacy.

SPATIAL CONCEPT · NOT A COMPLETED PROJECT

PROJECT BRIEF

More room to breathe, still shaped around daily life.

A lift-served three-bedroom apartment of about 140 m². A complete seating group and six-seat round table support daily gatherings and guests; the principal bedroom stays open, with clothing storage placed along a side wall for a calmer resting view.

Project TypeFamily Three-Bedroom Home

Concept AreaApprox. 140 m² / lift-served apartment / 2.75 m finished ceiling

Principal SpacesLiving, dining, principal bedroom, side storage zone

Furniture FocusNanmu sofa group, six-seat round table, bed, bedside cabinets, side-wall storage

SPACES / FURNITURE / LIGHT

Spaces

Living and dining · a complete seating group and six-seat round table create two clear centres while preserving the main family route

Principal bedroom and side storage · the bed faces a quiet wall while clothing storage runs along the side, outside the resting axis

A HOME IN USE

More space, with room for everyday life.

A larger three-bedroom home can accommodate complete seating and dining groups, while the number and placement of pieces still follow everyday family activities.

Conversation area

Arrange seating around how people converse, then position the tea table. Avoid detours near entrances and the balcony.

Explore armchairs →

Dining

Choose the arrangement from the number of diners, chair widths and table-side circulation, rather than room area alone.

Explore round tables →

Bedroom

Place clothing storage along a side wall, leaving room beside and in front of the bed for making it, getting up and cleaning.

Explore cabinets →

Measure rooms and delivery access →Discuss my furniture arrangement →

Concept arrangement only. Illustrated dimensions and furnishings do not replace on-site measurements; confirm the plan against the actual rooms.

Furniture references

Explore the forms and uses. Dimensions, grain and final combinations are confirmed for each plan.

Compound Wardrobe Round-Back Armchairs Round Table and Stools

MATERIAL PALETTE

Material Palette

01Golden nanmu / fine, warm texture

02Mineral plaster / natural textile

03Stone / timber flooring

04Linen / wool / restrained metal accents

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NANXU / BEFORE ORDERING

From a favourite piece to a workable home

Use the display to explore form and placement. Match material records, finished dimensions and delivery scope to the actual piece or approved drawing before ordering.

Material and provenance: Ask which parts use the main and secondary materials. Request the current piece ID, daylight views and details; match any provenance or test records to that piece.
Dimensions and use: Published dimensions are references. Confirm finished outer dimensions, usable clearances and space for doors, chairs, drawers and circulation; arrange a site measurement for custom work.
Structure and finish: Discuss joints, panel assembly, repairs, finishes, hardware and care. Include agreed grain photographs and acceptable variation in the confirmation record.
Quotation and delivery: Confirm furniture, packing, transport, stairs and installation separately. Record timing, non-removable component sizes, acceptance checks and follow-up arrangements.

Check material records →Making and confirmation process →Compare quotation scope (Chinese) →

Consider the piece in a room

These are conceptual furnishing proposals, not completed client projects. Materials, dimensions and final results require separate confirmation.

Family home: everyday needs first

Choose pieces around sleeping, storage, reading and hosting. Mark their finished outlines on the floor and check doors, drawers and walking routes.

Explore the spatial proposal →

Discuss your room and furniture needs →

NANXU / READING