Neoclassical Chinese furniture is no longer a simple reproduction of traditional forms, but an aesthetic carrier of life reconstructed from a contemporary perspective. It retains the implicit wisdom of mortise-and-tenon craftsmanship and the warm texture of natural materials, while abandoning intricate carvings, using minimalist lines to outline the "Chinese bone structure." Armchairs are adjusted to a seat height of 42cm to fit modern people’s leg length, and antique shelves are simplified into a "floor-to-ceiling + open compartment" design, which not only accommodates the storage of modern items such as books and TVs but also fits small living spaces. Light warm wood tones combined with natural materials like rattan and brass break the dullness of traditional dark colors, allowing Oriental elegance to truly integrate into daily life.