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Hong Kong has a rich history of furniture design, influenced by a variety of cultural and social factors. From traditional Chinese furniture to contemporary designs, Hong Kong's furniture industry has evolved significantly over time.

Historically, furniture design in Hong Kong was heavily influenced by traditional Chinese culture. Classic furniture pieces such as the "Ming Chair" and "Opium Bed" were popular designs in the early 20th century. These furniture pieces were often made from hardwood and featured intricate carvings and inlaid designs.

During the mid-20th century, Hong Kong experienced a wave of industrialization that brought new materials and techniques into furniture design. The use of plastic, metal, and glass became more popular, and furniture makers began experimenting with new shapes and styles.

In the 1980s, Hong Kong's furniture industry saw a shift towards more functional and practical designs. This was partly due to the city's limited living space