Mr. Wang Dahong’s furniture design has been overshadowed underneath his charming architectural space, and has been neglected for a long period of time. Furniture is, indeed, a part of the space design and even complements the space itself to shape the character of the space together. He designed 49 pieces of furniture for his three owned residences. By exploring and discussing the origins of the ideas in his design from several iconic pieces, taking the residence “Honglu”, second of the three and completed during the peak of his practice, as an example, we hope to clarify and confirm how Wang Dahong broadly utilized the Bauhaus spirit, the framework formed by those architects who also designed their own furniture, such as Mies van der Rohe and Marcel Breuer. Wang Dahong further embedded the traditional Chinese atmosphere/details into his furniture design. This article intends to reveal Wang Dahong’s furniture and its impact, with potentially unprecedented contribution to modernizing Chinese furniture design.