Michael Freeman has been one of Smithsonian magazine's principal photographers for more than three decades. He has photographed extensively in Asia, and has produced 117 books, including Angkor: The Hidden Glories and the award-winning Japan Modern.

"Focusing on every space of the home, from the entrance to the courtyard, Freeman offers insight into what's influencing Chinese design and the unique and innovative ways people are introducing those elements into their own living spaces." —Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

Michael Freeman has been one of Smithsonian magazine's principal photographers for more than three decades. He has photographed extensively in Asia, and has produced 117 books, including Angkor: The Hidden Glories and the award-winning Japan Modern.

"Focusing on every space of the home, from the entrance to the courtyard, Freeman offers insight into what's influencing Chinese design and the unique and innovative ways people are introducing those elements into their own living spaces." —Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

Michael Freeman has been one of Smithsonian magazine's principal photographers for more than three decades. He has photographed extensively in Asia, and has produced 117 books, including Angkor: The Hidden Glories and the award-winning Japan Modern.

"Focusing on every space of the home, from the entrance to the courtyard, Freeman offers insight into what's influencing Chinese design and the unique and innovative ways people are introducing those elements into their own living spaces." —Pittsburgh Tribune-Review