Category: Chinoiserie Home Decor

Welcome to Living With Art – your premier destination for curated chinoiserie home decor and exquisite chinoiserie wall art. Whether you are looking to elevate your space with modern chinoiserie decor or timeless antique chinoiserie accents, our collection brings authentic cultural beauty to your home. Our master artisans create each piece using heritage techniques passed down through generations, featuring hand-engraved porcelain, imperial yellow glass, ash-rubbing folk paintings, pure tin carving, and hammered copper.

Five Craft Traditions in Chinoiserie Decor

1. Hand-Engraved Porcelain Porcelain engraving originated in Zibo during the Qing Dynasty (1776). Master engravers carve intricate scenes into celadon plates and porcelain vases. The engraved lines stay permanent, while the jade-like celadon glaze provides a perfect canvas for stunning blue and white chinoiserie plates and vases.

2. Carved Glass Imperial Yellow glass first emerged in the early Ming Dynasty and reached its peak during the Qing era. Artisans fire materials at temperatures over 1300°C, crafting luminous yellow glass vases and vases chinoiserie that catch and reflect light with imperial elegance.

3. Ash-Rubbing Folk Painting (Puhui Painting) Originating in Gaomi, Shandong during the Ming Dynasty, ash-rubbing New Year painting is a recognized National Intangible Cultural Heritage. Each traditional Chinese scroll painting and rice paper painting is hand-drawn and hand-painted through over twenty careful steps, serving as breathtaking large chinoiserie wall art.

4. Tin Carving Dating back to 1676, Laiwu tin carving uses 99.9% pure tin to create refined pewter decor, airtight tea canisters, and figurines. Known for being “silver in color, mirror-bright in finish, and bell-clear in sound,” these lead-free pieces offer timeless durability.

5. Hammered Copper Weifang hammered copper follows the rigorous tradition of “one-sheet forging.” Through repeated heating and striking, artisans create unique “hammer grain” textures, producing stunning copper wall art and sculptural table accents.

Inspired by Tradition: Zen, Feng Shui, and Artistry Our collection goes beyond standard decoration. Blending feng shui decor principles with understated zen decor aesthetics, these pieces quietly harmonize the energy of your living room, study, or tea corner while celebrating the rich legacy of Chinese craftsmanship.