The three sides of the enclosure are decorated with carved beams and painted rafters. If you look closely, you will find that the patterns carved on each panel are different. The back of the bed is even carved with a whole wall of dragon and phoenix auspicious patterns. The strokes are not particularly complicated, but they are very beautiful.

The craftsmanship alone is beyond monetary value.

Only a few traditional craftspeople who insist on passing down their skills have this ability.

The bed was painted with a transparent lacquer, preserving the original color of the rosewood, making it look noble and mysterious.

Upon seeing the final product, not only were Han Yunqi, who was completely unaware of the situation, and the two workers who came to help, but even Tang Xiaoxiao, who had high expectations, stared intently.

A look of fascination and pride shone in Chen the carpenter's eyes.

For the past six months, he has turned down all the orders that came his way, focusing all his attention and passion on creating this unique work of art.

Yes, in his eyes this was not a piece of furniture, but a work of art.

It's worth noting that he rarely does things himself anymore. His two apprentices have inherited his mantle and are fully capable of starting their own businesses. When customers place orders through referrals, it's usually the two apprentices who handle the transactions.

A canopy bed made entirely of rosewood is so tempting that you might never see it again if you miss it.

Canopy beds are easy to make, but sandalwood is hard to find.

He couldn't bear to see such good materials ruined by people with poor skills.

Tang Xiaoxiao naturally knew how much effort Chen the carpenter had put into making her bed, so she sincerely expressed her gratitude and then presented him with the bank card she had prepared beforehand.

Carpenter Chen did not refuse and accepted the money readily, believing that it was only right to receive payment for his labor.

Although Tang Xiaoxiao's offer was somewhat high, it wasn't unaffordable for him.

After completing the task, Carpenter Chen was about to take his two apprentices back home. Tang Xiaoxiao tried to persuade them to stay for dinner, but Carpenter Chen refused. Helpless, Tang Xiaoxiao went downstairs and drove them back to City A.

Han Yunqi was just a bystander throughout, getting by without really participating. But at least he got to enter his girlfriend's private space, so it wasn't a bad deal.

That night, Tang Xiaoxiao finally didn't have to make do in the guest room on the second floor and was able to sleep in the big bed she had longed for.

The bed was covered with a soft and comfortable down comforter. To match the occasion, Tang Xiaoxiao put on a dark red silk sheet and duvet cover embroidered with peonies. This style would be considered tacky in a modernly decorated room, but it was perfectly harmonious and integrated into the canopy bed.

A translucent light blue gauze, tied with a thin gold ribbon, hung by the bedside. It drooped softly with a gentle tug, reflecting the warm yellow candlelight in the room, creating a very romantic atmosphere.

Tang Xiaoxiao, who was sleeping inside, felt like a princess.

If another bed were added to the outer room, with a maidservant sleeping there to keep watch, tsk...

Tang Xiaoxiao rolled over happily, sent Han Yunqi a "goodnight" message on her phone, and then drifted off to sleep.

However, she was not a true noble lady who could stay at home all day, living a lazy life.

The next morning, after waking up, I still had to go to work at the company, which was a miserable experience.

She had a feeling that the bigger her business became and the more money she made, the less free she felt.

Living is so hard...

I arrived at the company with deep resentment, and before I could even sit down, I received a call from Li Shengli.