The Tianzhu Huanghuali Art Museum in Beijing covers an area of over 4,300 square meters, spread across four floors including four permanent exhibition halls and one special exhibition hall, housing a collection of more than 700 pieces of classical furniture in Ming and Qing styles. In the inaugural exhibition, the museum has selected 371 pieces for display, which include classic works such as the carved twining lotus pattern single-board raised head case, the large Zen chair with a pot-shaped beam, the melon-shaped stool, the lifted cross-legged stool, the three-sided single-board Luohan bed, and various types of frame beds.
From the auspicious traditional Chinese patterns of ‘Crane and Deer Spring’ and ‘One Lu Lotus Ascension’ to ‘Fu Lu Shou Xi’ and ‘Five Blessings at the Door’, these symbols of good fortune can all be seen in the exhibition. Opening hours are from 09:00 to 21:00 all year round.Preferential policy: Children under 1.2 meters (inclusive) in height enter for free.
