An elegant Chinese Chippendale-style settee featuring a distinctive double pagoda-form back with geometric fretwork splats, open lattice arms, and a warm walnut-toned finish. The architectural silhouette draws inspiration from 18th century English chinoiserie designs while maintaining the lighter, more relaxed proportions favored in late 20th century interiors. The settee retains its beautifully scaled form at just 44.5 inches long, making it especially versatile for today’s homes. Newly upholstered in a soft botanical fabric with palm and vine motifs in muted greens and blush tones, the piece balances traditional structure with a fresher collected aesthetic. Its compact footprint works beautifully in an entry hall, bedroom, dressing area, library, or layered into a refined sitting room where an accent piece with visual openness is desired. The twin pagoda crests and intersecting fretwork give the bench an elevated designer presence beyond most standard chinoiserie revival seating. JUNE’S THOUGHTS What I appreciate most about this piece is how airy it feels despite the strong architectural lines. Some chinoiserie seating can read visually heavy, but this settee has a lightness that makes it easy to place in a room without overpowering everything around it. The double pagoda backs give it wonderful symmetry, and the newer upholstery softens the form just enough to make it feel current again. This is the kind of piece that quietly elevates a space — especially layered into rooms that mix traditional furniture with collected textures, art, and natural materials over time. #6517JWH