By Hend Seif El Din
After the war, Luk moved to England for three years, then returned to Hong Kong. The family business was incredibly successful, allowing Luk the luxury of not having to work; he thus indulged in his passion for design, poetry, and architecture…designing furniture and other items. Nevertheless, he particularly loved semi-precious stone, and incorporated them into furniture pieces he made for a Chinese clientele.
In 2008, gallery owner Philippe Rapin decided to buy out Kam Tim in order to relaunch production, restoring vintage furniture, and put the pieces on display in his 88-Gallery in Paris.
Today, the meubles bijoux brand, with its furniture pieces decorated with an array of stones from India, Korea, Russia, andChina, is produced by expert craftsmen in a workshop in Germany. Their consoles, cabinets, tables…and everything in between, fascinate collectors and lovers of curiosities all around the world.
The limited edition “Cloud” brass tables by Kam Tin are truly unique and one-of-a-kind! They’re available in three different sizes, making them the perfect accessory which will add a dash of glamour, elegance, and luxury to any space they fill.
Courtesy of www.kamtin-furniture.com
