When it comes to American furniture, Baker can't fail to talk about it. Born in 1890, Baker was hailed as the "King of Luxury Furniture" by Robb Report magazine, and its legendary history began in 1893 when Siebe Baker introduced the first gold oak bookcase. Today, Baker is loved by European royalty and celebrities, and its 100-year history has also established its status as the royal brand of the White House in the United States, and the VIP lounge of the Oscars and the Ritz-Carlton Hotel Suites are also designated as Baker.
 
Unlike many furniture brands chasing pop design styles, Baker doesn't follow the crowd. Whether it is the classical style with intricate carvings and exquisite inlays, or the modern style with elegant lines and simple design, they all present their unique classical art style as the main tone, and each piece is known for its exquisite hand-carving.
 
Among Baker's full range of products, its archival Stately Homes collection shines the most. Designed by British Baron Humphry Wakefield, the collection features recreations of classic furniture from famous European castles. Thanks to the Stately Homes collection, Baker is the first and only company to be eligible to select original furniture for reproduction in royal palaces in England, Ireland, Scotland and Russia. That's why it's only at Baker that you can buy the pride of Napoleon's designer, George Bullock, the ebony flower table at Stanway Castle in Gloucestershire, England, the Queen Anne desk cabinet at Chillingham Castle in England, and replicas of classic replicas such as Mottahedeh ceramics and Mirror Fair dressing mirrors.
 
Baker's modern designer collections, such as the Bill Sofield collection designed by Gucci's royal designer, and the Jacques Garcia collection of Jacques Garcia, the French "father of design", who are highly respected by the royal family, have a place in the American and international design circles. Baker's excellent design, meticulous handwork, and extremely luxurious materials determine its high price, even if a desk cabinet sells for 800,000 yuan.