Moooi produces furniture and lighting, continuing the Dutch design house established by Marcel Wanders and Casper Vissers in 2001. Bangkok's P.Tendercool builds bespoke furniture from reclaimed hardwood and sand-cast brass in a riverside warehouse workshop. Baytown's A-Warehouse Furniture displays furniture for several rooms alongside mattresses, with catalogue orders available for pieces beyond the showroom.
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This plate lists 268 shops in 63 countries. Nairobi has the most with 13, followed by Baytown with 7. Among these shops, 17 describe made-to-order work, 3 offer repairs and 5 sell online, going by their own descriptions.
Ask what the piece is made of: ask for the timber or metal and how the joints are made.
Ask for a lead time: made-to-order furniture can take months, so agree a delivery date before paying a deposit.
Ask about delivery abroad: ask who arranges crating and insurance for a large piece, and who pays the import duties.
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Espartería San José has traded from Calle Jáudenes 3 in Granada since Antonio Rosales Yañez opened it in 1907 to sell tools to farm people from the surrounding villages. The fifth generation of the family now runs it. It buys from small local artisans working esparto grass and wicker, along with anea rush and wood. Shelves hold olive wood mortars and esparto lamps. Wicker trunks stand beside palmito stools and coils of hemp cordage.
Best for Esparto baskets, olive-wood mortars and wicker from Granada artisans
Antonio Rosales Yañez opened the Espartería San José in 1907 to sell tools for the countryside. Farm people from the villages around Granada came to Calle Jáudenes, as did carriers from the Valle de Lecrin and the Alpujarra and workers from the cortijos of the province. They bought tool handles and halters. Sickles hung beside sieves. Salt stones sat with cowbells, and packsaddles were sold alongside rush-seated chairs. Two artisans worked on the premises in those years. Vargas worked leather and packsaddlery, and Garrote, a picador by trade, made saddlery whose kind has now all but vanished from the fields. The shop says it has come through a civil war and deep economic crises without leaving Calle Jáudenes or the premises it has always occupied. The fifth generation of the family now runs it. It continues to buy from small artisans of the Granada area who still work esparto grass and wicker, along with anea rush and wood. The shop frames that trade as support for local craft and for the local economy. The stock has widened from farm gear to household goods. Olive wood mortars and salad bowls share the shelves with boards and cutlery. Esparto lamps and mirrors hang beside planters and rugs, and esparto blinds are cut to order. Wicker trunks and picnic baskets sit next to palmito stools and children's chairs. The address is Calle Jáudenes 3, and the shop also sells through its own website.
Founded in 1935 by Alvar and Aino Aalto with Maire Gullichsen to sell furniture and 'propaganda for modernism', Artek still makes Stool 60 and the Aalto canon. Its Helsinki flagship at Keskuskatu 1 B occupies an Eliel Saarinen-designed building; the two-level shop carries the full Artek collection, including Stool 60 and the Domus Chair, alongside home textiles, carpets, books and a stool-customization workshop.
Best for Aalto furniture from the source; Stool 60, Domus Chair, home textiles and stool customization
Artek was founded in Helsinki in 1935 by Alvar and Aino Aalto, Maire Gullichsen and Nils-Gustav Hahl. The four idealists wrote a manifesto that set out to sell furniture and to promote a modern culture of living through exhibitions and education. Aino Aalto served as the first Design Director and from 1941 as Managing Director. She led the interior design division called the Drawing Office. Gullichsen, a painter trained in Paris and Helsinki, brought exhibitions of Picasso, Leger and Calder to Finland and founded the Artek Gallery in 1950. Hahl, an art historian, was the first Managing Director until his death at the front in 1941. The furniture rests on Alvar Aalto's L-leg, developed with manufacturer Otto Korhonen in the late 1920s. That bent solid wood leg made more than fifty products possible. The Helsinki store at Keskuskatu 1 B opened in March 2016 in a building designed by Eliel Saarinen and completed in 1921, opposite the Stockmann department store. Two floors of about 700 square metres hold the Artek collection alongside Vitra and other Finnish and international brands. Interior design services are offered, and a workshop customises Stool 60 on site. Artek marked its 90th anniversary in 2025 with a summer exhibition at the store and an Artek + Moomin collection engraved with Tove Jansson's drawings.
Poltrona Frau has made leather furniture in Tolentino, Marche since 1912, using its own Pelle Frau saddle-grade leather. The house is known for the Chester sofa and a century of leather upholstery made at that same Italian workshop.
Founded 1966 in Novedrate as C&B Italia by Piero Ambrogio Busnelli and Cesare Cassina, renamed B&B in 1973; HQ is a 1972 building by Renzo Piano and Richard Rogers. Mario Bellini's modular Camaleonda sofa, launched 1970, was reissued in 2020.
Best for Camaleonda and modern sofas.
B&B Italia began in 1966 in Novedrate, in Italy's Como province, when Piero Ambrogio Busnelli started a furniture venture with Cesare Cassina under the name C&B Italia and ten employees. Busnelli had identified an opportunity in cold-forming polyurethane molding, a technology not yet widely applied to furniture production, and used it to build upholstered pieces industrially rather than through traditional frame-and-stuffing methods. In 1973 Busnelli bought out Cassina's stake and renamed the company B&B. The Novedrate headquarters is itself a design landmark: a 1972 building designed by a young Renzo Piano together with Richard Rogers, several years before the pair's Centre Pompidou in Paris. B&B's design output produced three Compasso d'Oro award winners — Mario Bellini's Le Bambole armchair (1972), Studio Kairos's Sisamo wardrobe system (1983), and Antonio Citterio's Sity sofa (1987) — alongside Bellini's modular Camaleonda sofa, launched in 1970 and shown at MoMA's 1972 'Italy: The New Domestic Landscape' exhibition. Camaleonda's cable-and-hook modular construction let owners reconfigure or disassemble seating sections; the design went out of production in 1979 and was reissued in 2020 using recycled materials.
Italian avant-garde furniture house founded 1954 in Nova Milanese by Aurelio Zanotta, collaborating with experimental designers to produce radical postmodern design.
Best for The Sacco beanbag original.
Aurelio Zanotta founded the furniture company in Nova Milanese in 1954, initially focusing on traditional upholstered pieces. The company rapidly shifted toward experimental design, commissioning forward-thinking Italian designers including the Castiglioni brothers, Joe Colombo, and Ettore Sottsass. By the 1960s and 1970s, Zanotta had become known for producing some of the world's most significant postmodern and radical design works. The Sacco armchair, designed in 1968 by Piero Gatti, Cesare Paolini, and Franco Teodoro, became an international icon—the first beanbag chair, filled with polystyrene balls that molded to the user's form. Other landmark pieces include the Mezzadro tractor stool by the Castiglioni brothers. Over its history, Zanotta has collaborated with over 140 designers from 18 countries and produced more than 550 products, with 336 works now held in permanent museum collections worldwide including the Triennale Design Museum Milan, Musée des Arts Décoratifs Paris, and London's V&A.
Dutch design house founded in 2001 in Amsterdam by Marcel Wanders and Casper Vissers, producing theatrical furniture and lighting. Its Amsterdam brand store and showroom opened in the Jordaan in 2008 before later relocating to Utrechtsestraat.
Best for Bold theatrical Dutch design.
Moooi was founded in the Netherlands in 2001 by designer Marcel Wanders and Casper Vissers. The name plays on the Dutch word 'mooi' (beautiful), with an added third 'o' meant to signal extra aesthetic value. The brand built its identity around bold, theatrical furniture and lighting design, with Wanders himself among its best-known designers. Its flagship Amsterdam showroom and brand store launched in 2008 in the Jordaan district, on Westerstraat, where it operated for around fourteen years with Wanders' own design studio located directly above; the store later relocated to Utrechtsestraat, still in central Amsterdam. Moooi has since expanded into an internationally distributed brand sold through showrooms, retail partners and its own e-commerce.
Bangkok furniture workshop housed in a 1940s Art Deco warehouse on the Chao Phraya riverside, building bespoke pieces from reclaimed hardwood and sand-cast brass through a seven-step process.
Best for Contemporary furniture crafted from reclaimed hardwood in a Bangkok workshop
P.Tendercool operates from a 1940s Art Deco building — Warehouse 30 — in the Creative District of old Bangkok, next to the Chao Phraya River, in the Charoen Krung area. The operation is split across two adjacent spaces: PT-Gallery, the showroom, and PT-Lab, a workshop roughly a five-minute walk away where the pieces are made.
The workshop specializes in bespoke, handmade furniture for private clients, interior designers and hospitality projects, built around reclaimed hardwood combined with sand-cast brass bases and other custom metalwork. It promotes a defined '7-step bespoke service' emphasizing craftsmanship transparency from material sourcing through fabrication, and pieces are made individually by named craftsmen rather than produced on a factory line. The workshop backs its furniture with a lifetime guarantee and takes on hospitality and hotel commissions alongside private residential work.
Gladys and Richard Vela took over A-Warehouse Furniture in 2019 from her uncle, who had owned the Baytown showroom since 2008. The floor runs living, dining and bedroom sets, mattresses and outdoor pieces from a handful of vendors, with catalog orders for what is not in the room.
Best for Furniture, mattresses and multi-room comparison
Atelier Maison operates from Ammah Plaza in Kado Estate, Abuja, taking commissions for made-to-order furniture and interior design. Pieces are specified individually for each space, with production running three to sixteen weeks.
Best for Made-to-order furniture and interior design
TheShowroom Nigeria is based on Ademola Adetokunbo Crescent in Wuse 2, Abuja, selling furniture and modern home decor. The team works directly with customers to design bespoke pieces for individual spaces.
Casa Trasacco sells interior decor and furniture, describing its space as West Africa's biggest showroom. The range spans furniture and lighting for kitchens, living rooms and other rooms in the home.
Versatile Home Decor operates from 10 Boundary Road in Shiashie, Greater Accra, inside the DT Plaza complex. The showroom sells sofas, beds and other furniture pieces alongside interior design services.
Dutch contemporary furniture brand based in Amsterdam since 2011, designing accessible modern sofas, lamps, tables, and home accessories for everyday living.
Best for Contemporary furniture and lighting
ZUIVER is a Dutch interior design brand founded in 2011 by Zuiver Interior Group (parent company established 1998 in Zaandam, near Amsterdam). The brand's philosophy centers on 'tomorrow's design for today's interior,' bringing forward-thinking design to accessible home furnishings. ZUIVER creates contemporary collections spanning minimalist sofas, stylish lamps, innovative side tables, and coordinated home accessories designed in the Netherlands. Product categories emphasize functional aesthetics: furniture, lighting, and accessories for modern living spaces. The brand operates within a global portfolio that includes subsidiary Dutchbone and white-label collections, with presence across 80+ countries through nearly 1,000 retail points of sale worldwide. ZUIVER's design approach prioritizes innovation, quality, and accessibility, positioning contemporary Dutch design within everyday interior contexts rather than luxury segments.
Sam Zavary's Exclusive Furniture opened its ninth Houston-area store on the East Freeway in December 2024: 65,000 square feet of living, bedroom and dining furniture, a mattress hall, and a Rack 45 outlet for marked-down pieces.
Best for Furniture showroom at a verified Baytown door
A family showroom since 2017, Royal Furniture on Garth Road sells sofas, bedrooms, dining sets and mattresses, with sister floors in Port Arthur and Nederland.
Best for Furniture and home goods at a verified Baytown door
The Resale Shop of Baytown fills 7,000 square feet in Bay Plaza with donated clothes, furniture and household goods. Extra stock goes to Bay Area Homeless Services, the Marcelous-Williams Resource Center and the Baytown Christian Alliance.
Best for Resale clothing, furniture and one-off household finds
Hoda Baroudi and Maria Hibri founded Bokja in Beirut in 2000, naming it after the embroidered velvet wrapping that once held a bride's dowry. The studio repairs mid-century furniture frames found in Beirut flea markets and covers them in Levantine and Silk Road textiles, some a century old. Quilts, headboards, tapestries, ready-to-wear now sit alongside the furniture. Local artisans do the work, and a share of proceeds goes to women's organisations.
Best for Statement embroidered furniture, textiles and homeware
Hoda Baroudi and Maria Hibri joined forces in Beirut in 2000, and the studio still prints that year under its own name. Hibri had sold antique furniture and Baroudi had collected old tapestries and textiles on every trip abroad. The name they chose is an old Turkish word for the embroidered velvet wrapping that held a bride's dowry. The method follows from both halves of that partnership. Bokja finds furniture frames from the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s in Beirut flea markets and antique dealerships, repairs them and then covers them in textiles from the Levant and the Silk Road countries of Central Asia. Uzbek fabrics, Damascene brocade and Chinese silk end up on the same frame, and a single chair can carry more than twenty patterns. Some of the embroideries are a century old. The studio employs local artisans and gives a share of proceeds to organisations working with women. The range now runs past furniture into quilts, headboards, tapestries, ready-to-wear and accessories, with pieces sold as artistic interventions. Christian Louboutin took Bokja furniture into his own shoe boutiques after visiting the Beirut studio.
The flagship studio of Lebanese designer Nada Debs makes furniture, lighting and homeware by hand. Its work fuses Middle Eastern marquetry and mother-of-pearl inlay with minimalist form.
Best for Handcrafted marquetry furniture and homeware
Orient 499 is a Beirut house founded in 2006 by Frank Luca and Aida Kawas, working with more than 200 Lebanese artisans. Coppersmiths in Tripoli hand-hammer its tableware and glassblowers in Sidon make its decanters. The range covers jellabas and abayas for women and men, mother-of-pearl furniture and hand-embroidered pieces. Showrooms operate in Beirut and Dubai, with an online store that ships worldwide.
Best for Elegant clothing and refined home décor blending Lebanese artistry with regional influences
Orient 499 was founded in Beirut in 2006 by Frank Luca and Aida Kawas. They set out to build a Lebanese brand conceived in the country and produced there as well. For more than eighteen years the house has worked with artisans across Lebanon. It now employs over 200 of them directly and indirectly. Coppersmiths in Tripoli hand-hammer tableware to designs developed with the studio. Glass artisans in Sidon blow decanters and glassware. Soap makers and carpenters supply the rest of the range, together with embroiderers and couturiers. The clothing side runs to jellabas and abayas for women and men, some in Loro Piana cashmere. A made-to-order jellaba service sits beside the ready-made pieces. At home the offer covers hand-carved mother-of-pearl furniture as well as mirrors and lighting. The Mida collection of tables and stools was designed with the Lebanese duo david/nicolas. The Met Store in New York invited Orient 499 into its Heirloom Project. For it the house produced a handblown glass decanter after a 19th-century bottle in the museum's collection, and a jasmine-scented soap shaped like a grape cluster. The Beirut showroom stands at 499 Omar Daouk Street in Mina El Hosn. A second showroom operates at Alserkal Avenue in Dubai, and the online store ships worldwide from Lebanon.
Galeria ALVA is the Belo Horizonte gallery for furniture and objects by the studio founded by siblings Marcelo Alvarenga and Susana Bastos. The space presents original Brazilian furniture and collectible design.
AMURA believes quality furniture doesn't have to cost a fortune, manufacturing each piece in its Bogotá workshop from high-quality melamine with durable hardware and finishes made for daily use. It specializes in living room furniture, closets, kitchen cabinets, TV stands and desks, sold on a layaway payment plan.
Bogotá furniture studio making solid-wood pieces by hand in Colombia, across seating, tables, desks, outdoor furniture and made-to-measure residential, commercial and hospitality projects.
Bogotá showroom designing and building custom furniture for homes and workplaces, transforming raw materials into functional, timeless pieces across dining, seating, storage and work furniture.
Colombian collectible-design brand founded in 2018 by architect Carlos H. Garzón and Juan Camilo Serna. It creates limited-edition furniture, fine-art pieces and objects for contemporary interiors, bringing Colombian artisan craft together with contemporary design and natural heritage while exploring art, materiality and space.
CAUV Design, led by designer Joe Cauvel, builds custom residential and commercial furniture using bleached oak, ash, black walnut, hot-rolled and blackened steel, brass, and acid-etched or Starphire glass. Originally based in Red Hook, Brooklyn, the studio relocated to the Sullivan County Catskills in spring 2022 and serves the greater NYC area.
Industry City is a 35-acre campus on the Sunset Park waterfront in Brooklyn. It is home to more than 700 companies in fields from design and media to robotics and clean energy. Its ground floors hold over 35 places to eat and drink, a run of home design and furniture outlets, independent boutiques, local craft makers. The campus stages more than 1,000 events a year.
Best for Design studios, Japanese food hall, and Brooklyn's creative industry hub.
Industry City occupies 35 acres of the Brooklyn waterfront in Sunset Park. The campus of former industrial buildings now houses more than 700 companies. Tenants range across technology and design, media and robotics, biotech and clean energy. They work from leased office, studio or industrial space. The campus describes itself as the one place in New York where a company can start and grow without ever having to move. For visitors the draw is the ground floor. There are over 35 places to eat and drink. A collection of home design and furniture outlets, which the campus calls unique in the city, sits alongside independent boutiques and local craft makers. More than 1,000 events run on site each year. Venues range from small rooms to spaces holding over 1,200 guests. The campus address is 220 36th Street, Suite 2-A. The 36th Street station on the D, N and R lines is one express stop from downtown Brooklyn's transit hub. There is free parking along 3rd Avenue and a paid lot on 2nd Avenue. Four Citi Bike stations and an indoor bike room serve cyclists. Dogs are permitted on the campus. Public restrooms are on the ground floors of buildings 2 to 6. The security command centre sits in Building 7 between 33rd and 34th Streets, and it also holds the lost and found for anything left behind on a visit.
Scott Jordan Furniture has custom-built solid hardwood furniture since 1980 from Pennsylvania cherry, Ohio and Indiana walnut, and Appalachian oak, with Eastern Linden dovetailed drawers and hand-rubbed natural oil and wax finishes. The shop, based at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, combines CAD/CAM design with precision CNC cutting and hand-finishing.
Best for Custom hardwood furniture for tight city spaces
1064 Budapest, Rózsa utca 64., Hungary / Budapest / Hungary
Restored mid-century furniture and lamps, including Hungarian designer Tamás Borsfay and Czech Jaroslav Smidek / Jindrich Halabala pieces; owner Mariann Kollár also stages exhibitions.
Best for Restored Hungarian and Czech mid-century furniture and lighting.
Manifesto Design Store sells furniture including bookcases, dressers, TV units, shelving, chairs, tables and lighting. It carries brands such as Emu, Et-al, Haworth, Kartell and Nanimarquina, and stocks pieces by designers including Le Corbusier and Charles & Ray Eames.
La mueblería QUINTANA LA CASONA en Recoleta, Buenos Aires, se destaca por sus muebles de diseño en una casona reciclada. Conoce su propuesta, calidad y opiniones.
7 Hudson Street, De Waterkant, Cape Town, South Africa / Cape Town / South Africa
Founded Johannesburg 2010 by Megan Hesse and Andrea Kleinloog; Lab Light named Most Beautiful Object in South Africa at Design Indaba 2010 (official about, corroborated by Cape Town Furniture Week: locally manufactured furniture since 2010).
Best for Locally manufactured furniture from a Johannesburg studio founded in 2010.
1 Calcutta Street, Paarden Eiland, Cape Town, South Africa / Cape Town / South Africa
VISI visited the Paarden Eiland factory and showroom and dates the studio to nearly two decades of handmade solid-wood furniture. Inside Guide: since 2006; traditional cabinet-making in sustainable hardwoods; showroom attached to the factory.
Best for Handmade solid-wood furniture from a Paarden Eiland factory and showroom.
24 Napier Street, De Waterkant, Cape Town, South Africa / Cape Town / South Africa
Founded 2008 in Cape Town by industrial designers Luke Pedersen and James Lennard; all pieces designed and manufactured under one roof in Cape Town (Dwell; Startup Mag 2024).
Best for Cape Town furniture designed and manufactured under one roof.
Vintage Club is an online vintage furniture business in Cape Town's South Peninsula run by a husband-and-wife team of collectors, selling high-end vintage and collectible furniture from the 1940s to 1970s including mid-century modern and Scandinavian pieces. They clean, lightly restore and refinish each piece, and visits to the workshop are by appointment only.
Wonderland Kids Concept Store is a design boutique described on Instagram as selling vintage furniture for kids in what it calls a poetic and offbeat universe. The account has posted furniture and decor content since at least May 2022.
The Cebu-based designer builds sculptural furniture, lighting and accessories from rattan, abaca and other natural fibers worked by hand. His flagship showroom and atelier sit in Cebu City, and the collections are exported worldwide.
Best for Designer furniture and lighting in natural fibers
Founded in 1990, Obra Cebuana handcrafts furniture and home accessories that pair natural materials with refined Cebuano technique. The maker has grown from a local artisan shop into an exporter whose coastal-leaning pieces reach markets at home and abroad.
Best for Handcrafted Cebuano furniture and accessories
Handcrafted furniture and home décor house founded in Colombo, Sri Lanka in 1959, led by Graham and Kalani Raux. Operates a heritage gallery and boutique stores in restored colonial buildings across Colombo, alongside a design/production hub in Piliyandala.
Best for Colombo furniture and décor, tracing back to 1959
Raux Brothers was established in 1959 in Colombo, Sri Lanka, and today is led by Graham and Kalani Raux. The business has grown from its original furniture roots into a broader home décor and design operation, with several boutique stores spread across Colombo, many housed in restored colonial-era buildings. It also maintains a Heritage gallery in Colombo and an 'Ideation hub' for design and manufacturing in Piliyandala.
Danish design royalty — makers of Arne Jacobsen's Egg Chair, Series 7 chair, and collaborations with Jaime Hayon and Kasper Salto. The showrooms and factory visits are design pilgrimages.
Best for The Egg Chair, the Series 7, and the Arne Jacobsen legacy.
New Nordic design — a contemporary furniture and home accessories brand known for the fiber chair, cosy lamp, and collaborations with Scandinavian designers like Iskos-Berlin.
Best for The fiber chair, the contemporary Nordic style, and the design collaborations.
Four-generation Ecuadorian family business tracing its furniture-making and restoration history to 1947. Its Retrochic line, launched in 2015, designs and restores fully handcrafted, hand-carved furniture in Cuenca, blending traditional craft with vibrant contemporary interiors.
Nivasa presents furniture and interiors that update Indian craft through contemporary forms and finishes. The Delhi store is relevant for substantial home projects, where dimensions, materials and delivery require direct discussion.
Best for Updated takes on Indian handicraft for the home
Liwan Furniture has a Doha showroom at Tawar Mall, offering wooden furniture for domestic interiors. Its collections include pieces made with sheesham and teak as well as reclaimed furniture or antiques. Comparing the individual material and finish is useful here, since the range covers different types of wooden pieces.
Best for Wooden furniture and reclaimed pieces in Doha
Article is a Dublin design shop for furniture, lighting and home accessories with a Scandinavian-leaning edit. Its Powerscourt setting gives shoppers a compact place to compare practical objects and smaller furnishings.
Best for Scandinavian furniture and lighting at the Powerscourt location
Doug Stowe has spent decades making boxes and furniture in a workshop at the edge of Eureka Springs, and has authored numerous books on the craft. His pieces are offered by custom commission and through his online storefront, with materials and design work available on request.
Mabeo Studio & Furniture has collaborated with Design Within Reach on its Lesire Collection, with Fendi at Design Miami 2021, and with Wales Bonner on a presentation at MoMA's The Artist's Choice Annual Exhibition. It has also produced a chess bench collaboration with Drole de Monsieur.
Customwood is a woodworking studio in Gothenburg that makes lamps, oak tables and personalized coasters to order. The studio opened a retail store at Magasinsgatan 11 in October 2024, alongside its workshop in the former Pellerin margarine factory. Each piece is handcrafted from oak and birch.
Best for Handcrafted oak tables, wood lamps and personalized coasters
Fabriken sells vintage furniture, lighting and interior design pieces from 1900 onward in Gothenburg, Sweden. Current stock includes a bar stool by Aalto, folding chairs by M. Koch and a serving cart by H. Bolling, at the shop on Ekedalsgatan 16.
Best for Vintage furniture, lighting and designer home pieces
Floramor & Krukatös is a shop and webshop in Göteborg selling interior items, ceramics and plants, alongside vases, lighting and cushions. Seasonal plants and gift cards round out the range.
Best for Handmade ceramics, plants and interior decor items
Patinaverket sells secondhand furniture, home decor and vintage objects with history in the Majorna district of Gothenburg, Sweden. The shop is run by Goteborgs Allt i Hem, a company that also empties and buys entire estates across western Sweden. It operates from Bangatan 24 in Majorna.
Best for Secondhand furniture and vintage home objects
Sells Bat Trang ceramics from its shop at the Bat Trang ceramics market in Gia Lam, Hanoi, including tea sets, altar wares, decorative vases, ceramic lamps and dinnerware. Pieces are finished with crackle glaze, cobalt blue glaze, hand-painting or relief decoration.
Annankatu 5, 00120 Helsinki, Finland / Helsinki / Finland
Family furniture making in Jurva from 1963 (Eero Hakola); current Hakola Huonekalu Oy founded 1993 by Jari Hakola; sofas still made in the Jurva factory; three-floor Helsinki shop at Annankatu 5 (Finnish Wikipedia; MyHelsinki).
Best for Finnish sofas made in Jurva and shown across a three-floor Helsinki shop.
Paja & Bureau, founded by designer-makers Eetu and Nino at Korkeavuorenkatu 7 in Helsinki, designs and manufactures custom furniture, interiors and objects in steel and other metals, marking its tenth anniversary in August 2026.
Vaarnii is a Finnish furniture and lighting brand that works with pine. Its designs use the wood's visible grain and substantial forms, with production carried out by Finnish craftspeople and factories. Explore the collection through the brand's catalogue before selecting a retailer or arranging a larger purchase.
⚒ Furniture & Lighting Ateliers · Vaarnii says its products are made in Finland using Finnish pine / individual product specifications still govern other materialsORBIS register
Aconcept designs and manufactures Modern Italian-inspired luxury furniture for apartments and townhouses in Ho Chi Minh City. The company operates its own factories and cites 12 years of industry experience.
Best for Ho Chi Minh City furniture maker specializing in 'Modern Italian Inspired Luxury'
Sutter Antiques deals in antiques from 556 Warren Street in Hudson, NY, organizing its online inventory into named collections such as "In Search of Light," "Old Worlds, New Light," "Please, Be Seated," and "The Quiet Beauty of Form." The showroom is open Thursday through Saturday, 11am-5pm.
The Turkish mosaic lamp shops of the Grand Bazaar — colorful glass lamps in intricate geometric patterns. Each piece is handmade and unique. The glow of a hundred lamps creates a magical atmosp.
Best for Colorful glass lamps in intricate geometric patterns
Learn to make your own Turkish mosaic lamp — a hands-on workshop where you create a beautiful lamp to take home. The colorful glass pieces and geometric patterns are meditative to assemble.
Working from a workshop in the Tanawara industrial quarter since 1996, Jodhpur Antique hand-builds sheesham and reclaimed-wood furniture in the carved, iron-bound styles associated with the city's antique trade. Bar cabinets, storage trunks and dining sets are made to order rather than pulled from a warehouse line.
Best for Hand-carved wood and reclaimed antique-style furniture
Icchodo carves furniture and everyday objects in Karuizawa-bori, the relief woodcarving technique specific to the town, from a workshop that also produces Buddhist altar fittings and tableware. The shop sells both museum-grade carved pieces and simpler functional items, keeping the technique in ordinary commercial use.
Kuala Lumpur furniture shop in TTDI (formerly Second Charm) specializing in original and reproduction mid-century pieces, plus reupholstery, restoration and custom-order furniture.
Best for Furniture restoration and vintage design pieces
Recro Furniture operates out of Lorong Rahim Kajai 13 in Taman Tun Dr Ismail (TTDI), Kuala Lumpur, and is the rebranded continuation of what was previously known as Second Charm, which began as a secondhand/thrift furniture operation before evolving into a more curated business. The shop's focus is mid-century furniture from the 1950s and 60s, sold both as sourced originals and as reproductions. Beyond retail, Recro offers reupholstery and restoration services and takes custom furniture orders. The business is currently led by Aisha Shaharuddin.
Gallery Kazurasei sells antiques including Chinese furniture from the Qing Dynasty, artifacts from across Asia and European artworks, chosen by an owner connected to Kazurasei Roho, a long-established Japanese hair-ornament company. The gallery opened in 2000 on Teramachi Street near the Kyoto Imperial Palace.
A Lot of Old and A Little New is a vintage and resale shop in La Porte. Its in-person selection includes vintage finds, household objects, decor and collectibles, with a focus on vintage furniture, decor and small collected finds.
Best for Vintage furniture, decor and small collected finds
Kelley Price opened Junk Junkies on West Main in August 2013 after a season of free haul-off. The room runs art, furniture, records, kitchenware and project pieces; what she does not sell she donates.
The Bonny Bluebird Cooperative occupies a historic house at 319 East Main. Visit La Porte calls it a creativity hub; the shop's own account stocks vintage, artisan-vendor work and flipped furniture from local makers.
Best for Vintage And Home Decor And Gifts in La Porte.
IDEA Home Design runs showrooms across Lagos and in Abuja's Wuse II, bringing together furniture and lighting for the home. The company also carries Lagom, its own Swedish-design line, alongside other decor collections.
Heritage Market is an antiques and collectibles shop in Liberty. Its in-person selection includes vintage furniture, decor and locally made goods, with a focus on vintage furniture, decor and locally made goods.
Best for Vintage furniture, decor and locally made goods
Matej Štefanac, at Ajdovščina 4 in Ljubljana, designs and builds lighting and furniture in aluminum, steel, stone and Slovenian oak, including the Pendulum lamp, the recycled-PET-felt Gravità acoustic chandelier made from 267 recycled 0.5L PET bottles, and the sliding PLUSminus task lamp. All pieces are designed, built and assembled in Slovenia with spare parts kept in stock for repair.
Kubu Crafts makes and sells fine furniture and home goods crafted from indigenous Zambian hardwoods and natural materials, with a showroom in Livingstone near Victoria Falls alongside its Lusaka base. The company works with local woodworkers and artisans to produce furniture aimed at both the domestic and export markets.
Founded in 2018 by Henrik Malmberg in a villa in Limhamn, Malmo Mobelfabrik makes furniture, lampshades and lighting locally from materials sourced nearby. Its direct online shop carries the Lugnet pine furniture series and colourful handmade lampshades, shipping across Sweden and much of the EU.
Best for Furniture, lampshades, lighting, home furnishings, locally made
A design studio and store in the Marrakech medina making handcrafted crochet lighting to order, including the Malika Collection (2 models, 5 sizes, 16 colours) and the Seven Saint Collection (7 models, 16 colours), alongside jewellery and leather bags. Pieces are made with a close-knit team of Moroccan artisans, and a bespoke lamp service is also offered.
Best for Handcrafted crochet lighting and jewellery
Located at 59 Rue Sidi Ghanem in Marrakech, open Monday to Friday from 10h to 13h and 14h15 to 18h, and Saturday mornings. The shop sells ceramics, textiles, framed artworks, furniture and ready-to-wear pieces including sandals and dresses.
Owned by Moroccan artist, designer and photographer Hassan Hajjaj, who acquired an old fonduq at 52 derb Aarjane Rahba Lakdima in the Marrakech medina and rebuilt it over three years into a boutique gallery and tea room. It sells photography, furniture made from repurposed materials such as upturned Coca-Cola crates, and clothing cut from flour sacks, alongside mint tea in the tea room.
Best for Hajjaj photography and recycled-object furniture
Bespoke Timber Design operates from Warehouse 2, 22 Moon Street, Moolap, Victoria, near Geelong, making custom timber furniture from Australian native hardwood using traditional woodworking techniques combined with modern design. Products include sideboards, dining tables, entrance doors, entertainment units and kitchen joinery, with meetings by appointment.
Luke David Designs makes custom timber furniture and fittings - including lighting pendants, bathroom vanities, kitchen benches, wardrobes and shelving - from its workshop at 394 Victoria Street, Brunswick, using native and sustainably sourced timber as well as reclaimed materials. Designer Luke Neil also incorporates metal and bronze casting into sculptural pieces.
Alejandro Dumas 124, Polanco III Sección, Miguel Hidalgo, 11550 Ciudad de México / Mexico City / Mexico
Pirwi presents contemporary Mexican furniture and locally designed home objects. The range centers on locally designed furniture and home objects, with production associated with Mexico.
Best for Contemporary Mexican furniture and locally designed home objects.
Gabino Barreda 104, San Rafael, Cuauhtémoc, 06470 Ciudad de México / Mexico City / Mexico
Alan Favero and Santiago Cosío founded Taller LU'UM in 2013. Customizable furniture and home objects made with a network of more than 15 specialist workshops — burnished clay, embroidery and other Mexican techniques.
Best for Custom furniture and home objects made with specialist Mexican workshops.
7235 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami, FL 33138 / Miami / United States
Jean Marie De Bernardi opened Fly Boutique on Lincoln Road in 1996 after a 1995 South Beach start; Miami New Times still lists the current MiMo door at 7235 Biscayne Blvd.
Best for A Miami boutique founded in 1996, now on Biscayne Boulevard.
Carpintería de diseño en Montevideo. Cocinas, placares, muebles de oficina y baños a medida. Proyectos integrales para edificios, empresas y hogares. Presupuesto sin cargo.
MUAR diseño is a Montevideo design studio founded in 2011 by Federico Mujica Iturria and Carolina Arias Bianchi, offering interior, furniture and design consulting built on contemporary design with simple lines and fine materials. Its Cúbica bathroom accessories won first prize at Salão Design Brazil in 2016, and the studio has exhibited at the London Design Fair, Designjunction and the International Contemporary Furniture Fair in New York.
Best for Contemporary furniture and interior design
A historic interiors store selling fabrics, furniture, tableware and made-to-measure furnishings. The family business maintains an in-house carpentry and upholstery tradition.
Best for Made-to-measure furnishings and fabrics from an in-house carpentry and upholstery tradition
Kitengela Glass is an employee-owned Kenyan glass studio making hand-blown glass from recycled, solar-annealed material, producing chandeliers, garden fencing, art, furniture and beads, with worldwide shipping.
Best for Hand blown recycled glass and chandeliers
BrookWood Furniture, based in Nairobi's Industrial Area since 2010, makes custom bedroom, living room, dining and office furniture using sustainably sourced hardwoods and eco-friendly finishes. The company states it has served more than 500 clients and offers free delivery within Nairobi.
Classic Decor, established in 2000 and showroomed on the 1st floor of Apic Centre, Muthithi Road, Westlands, sells bespoke curtains, sheers and handcrafted furniture made by artisans in Kenya for homes, lodges and hotels across East Africa.
Best for Bespoke curtains and handcrafted furniture
Decor Interiors, operating from Nairobi workshops since 2010, makes chairs, sofas, tables, lamps, stools and planters from plant-based sisal fibre sourced from agave grown in rural Kenya. The company sources sisal from over one hundred women across three communities and states it has completed more than four hundred fit-outs since 2010.
Dotwood Designs, at #74 Enterprise Road in Nairobi's Industrial Area, makes bespoke furniture, kitchens, wardrobes and office furniture using in-house CNC router wood cutting, and operates the Nueva Concept furniture brand. It has completed joinery for developments including Purple Haze Apartments (216 units), Mivida Garden City and Sankara Hotel.
Ecowood Creations, a Nairobi timber merchant and woodworking studio, crafts cutting boards, pizza boards, furniture and raw timber from rescued hardwood species including mahogany and mvule. Cutting boards are priced from KSh3,999 to KSh9,999, and the business delivers across Kenya.
Impala Furniture and Fittings sells living room, bedroom, dining and kitchen furniture including solid wood beds such as the Denver Solid Wood Arched Panel Bed and iron shelving, from a display shop in Ngong Town and a main workshop. Prices range from about KSh14,000 for shelves to KSh105,000 for beds.
Best for Solid wood beds and living room furniture
Kifaru Creations, at Vishva Business Park ICD in Nairobi, provides custom woodworking and interior design including cabinets, wardrobes and furniture, working with wood, MDF and particle board using panel saws, CNC routers and edge banding machines.
Maison Sawa, founded in Nairobi, sells hand-woven baskets, dining pieces, lighting and hand-carved masks made 100% by hand in Kenya, with signature pieces priced from $6 for a brass napkin ring to $85 for the Tembo Basket Orange. It ships worldwide and accepts PayPal and Tabby split-pay.
Soul Tonic, a slow fashion brand in Kenya, sells women's jackets and dresses, children's apparel and home decor lamps crafted in Kenya, priced from KSh25,000 to KSh30,000 for dresses. It operates Monday-Friday 9am-5pm and highlights pages on its fabrics and artisans.
Studio Propolis, founded in Nairobi in 2005 by architects Naeem Biviji and Bethan Rayner, designs and builds furniture and custom joinery from locally available materials, spending its first 15 years based in Kenya before adding a base in North-West England. A small selection of pieces is sold through its online shop alongside custom commissions.
Tira Studio makes handmade, made-to-order solid mango wood furniture including beds, dining tables and storage units from workshops on Ngong Road, Redhill Road and Mugoiri Road in Maragua, and states it has specialized in bespoke wooden furniture for the last 7 years. It also runs sub-brands Greencuts, Bedzzz Co and Afterlife for offcuts and refurbished pieces.
Workshop Nairobi, at Racecourse on Ngong Road, sells mid-century modern furniture including coffee and dining tables, sofas, armchairs and lighting, made from hardwoods dried and shaped in-house with Kitenge and mud cloth fabric accents. Prices range from KSh3,500 for a chopping board to KSh38,000 for a console table, open Monday-Friday 9:30am-5pm.
Arte in Movimento De Maria, on Via San Gregorio Armeno in Naples, makes nativity and Easter figures (pastori natalizi e pasquali) and custom presepi using cork, terracotta, ceramics, and fabric clothing for the figures. Pieces can include miniature food, moving mechanisms, and theatrical lighting and water effects.
Lemaire's rue Elzévir store presents clothing and accessories from the house led by Christophe Lemaire and Sarah-Linh Tran. Opened in 2023, the Marais premises pair the collections with handmade tiles and furniture within the interior. The clothes favour modular silhouettes and layering, while fabric sourcing spans Europe and Japan rather than one origin.
Best for Lemaire clothing and accessories in the Marais
Lemaire opened its rue Elzévir flagship in the Marais in March 2023, moving into a larger Paris retail setting. The house is led by Christophe Lemaire and Sarah-Linh Tran, whose collections develop clothing intended for repeated combinations. Modular shapes and layering are recurring parts of that approach, alongside attention to fabric and construction.
The shop's interior adds another set of materials to the clothes and accessories on display. Handmade bejmat tiles and abaca mats sit alongside wooden furniture and ceramic stands across the space. These elements belong to the presentation of the shop, rather than proving how every garment is produced.
A visit is most useful for someone considering the relationship between individual pieces within a wardrobe. The clothing can be considered together with the house's accessories instead of as a series of isolated seasonal purchases. Fabrics come primarily from Europe and Japan, according to the house's account of its production approach. That is a statement about sourcing and should not be mistaken for a universal country of garment manufacture.
Maison Drucker is a French rattan chair maker for Paris café chairs, bistro furniture, and colorful woven seating. At France, the range centers on rattan Paris café chairs and colorful woven bistro furniture.
Best for Rattan Paris café chairs and colorful woven bistro furniture.
Paris interior architecture and decorative arts house founded in 1841 by a cabinetmaker; still operates its own boiserie/millwork, furniture and bronze workshops across three sites in France.
Best for High-end French interiors, furniture, and decorative-arts craftsmanship
Maison Rinck is a Paris interior architecture and decorative arts firm founded in 1841 by a cabinetmaker, shaped across generations by members of the Rinck family including Eugene Rinck, active in the 1930s Art Deco movement. Under Maurice Rinck's leadership the house began working with Parisian luxury hotels in the 1930s. Rinck still runs its own onsite production: boiserie and millwork workshops, furniture and bronze workshops, and design offices spread across three sites in France, delivering full turn-key interiors for private residential clients as well as institutional and hospitality commissions.
Paris-based design authority — 20 showrooms across Europe curating 500+ contemporary and vintage furniture brands.
Best for Furniture across multiple Paris showrooms from Beaubourg to Wagram
Silvera is a family-owned French design company established in 1990, cultivating a unique vision of contemporary European design. The company operates as a true European reference in space planning and carefully sourced design furniture, with 20 showrooms located in Paris, Bordeaux, Lyon, Marseille, Cannes, and London. Silvera specializes in comprehensive design solutions across multiple categories including residential and commercial furniture, lighting fixtures (lamps, suspensions, floor lamps), outdoor and garden furniture, accessories and decorative objects, office and corporate furnishings, children's furniture, and kitchen and wardrobe solutions. The company represents prestigious brands including Vitra, Cassina, Flos, Kartell, Knoll, Minotti, and Gubi, emphasizing contemporary European design with emphasis on quality, functionality, and sustainability.
The Socialite Family began in 2013 as Constance Gennari's media title photographing Parisian families at home. In 2017 it launched a furniture and lighting line, designed in Paris and made by workshops in Europe, mainly in Italy and France. Gennari remains founder and artistic director. The house sells online and through its own boutiques.
Best for Constance Gennari's furniture, inspired by photographing real Parisian family homes
The Socialite Family started in 2013 as a media title. Constance Gennari began photographing friends at home with their families, drawn to a door detail or a line of furniture that told a story about how they lived. Those portraits of interiors grew a readership. In 2017 the company launched its own furniture line, run from an in-house creative studio in Paris. The collections of furniture and lighting are designed in Paris and made by workshops in Europe, mainly in Italy and France. The house describes its signature as a homage to Italy, the country closest to Gennari's heart. Materials and proportion are the stated priorities, along with the handwork of the artisans who build the pieces. The site continues to publish family portraits alongside the shop, and a linen range sits beside the furniture. Large pieces are delivered by white-glove service to the floor of the customer's choice. The brand runs a programme for architects and decorators as well as a network of resellers. Gennari remains founder and artistic director. She now works with a team rather than alone, as the site puts it. The company operates physical boutiques as well as the online store, and a professional programme serves the trade.
Porto concept store founded by designers Alzira Peixoto and Carlos Mendonca, opened October 2021 at Rua de Miguel Bombarda 285, selling Portuguese-made cork housewares - lamps, birdhouses, bathtubs and placemats.
Best for Portuguese cork turned into contemporary accessories and home objects
Cork Matters is a Porto retail concept created by designers Alzira Peixoto and Carlos Mendonca under their design studio Simple Forms Design, which had already worked with cork for about 17 years before opening a dedicated storefront in October 2021 at Rua de Miguel Bombarda 285, in the city's Bombarda design quarter. The shop sells home objects made entirely from Portuguese cork and produced within Portugal, including table lamps, birdhouses, bathtubs and placemats. The founders' stated aim is to demonstrate cork's versatility beyond wine stoppers and flooring.
La Boutique Design at Mýrargata 18 in Reykjavík sells more than 1,000 sustainably designed home goods including furniture, lighting and children's products from brands like ZAGO, Opjet Paris, Vincent Sheppard and Moulin Roty, with new pieces added every six weeks.
Arquivo Contemporâneo is a Rio de Janeiro design showroom selling furniture and lighting by Brazilian names like Sergio Rodrigues and Oscar Niemeyer. It has a second Rio location at CasaShopping and a showroom in Brasília.
Best for Rio de Janeiro design showroom in Ipanema selling Brazilian furniture and lighting
Arquivo Contemporâneo bills itself simply as "o melhor do design brasileiro" — the best of Brazilian design — and its catalogue backs up the claim. The Rio de Janeiro showroom, with a second address inside the CasaShopping mall and a further outpost in Brasília, deals in furniture, lighting, and objects by the country's best-known modern and contemporary designers: Sergio Rodrigues, Oscar Niemeyer, Jorge Zalszupin, Isay Weinfeld, Arthur Casas, Claudia Moreira Salles, and Jader Almeida all appear on its designer roster, alongside imported Vitra pieces sold at outlet prices.
The Ipanema store, on Rua Redentor, is the original address; CasaShopping, in Rio's Barra da Tijuca district, is the larger-format location, open through weekends and holidays. Beyond retail, Arquivo Contemporâneo regularly builds installations for Casa Cor Rio, the annual interior-design showcase, having staged rooms and spaces there across multiple recent editions — evidence of a business that positions itself as part of Rio's design scene rather than just a furniture retailer.
Assimply Studio designs furniture and decorative objects from industrial waste, including dining, coffee and side tables, benches, chairs, sideboards and mirrors, under collections such as BRUT, NU, MONOMORFO and TERRA VERMELHA. It is located at Rua Leôncio de Albuquerque 33 in Gamboa, Rio de Janeiro.
Galleria Benucci is a Via del Babuino's grand antiques gallery, offering museum-scale Italian furniture and paintings. Its practical focus is serious Roman antiques, presented through a physical retail setting in Rome.
Patio and Home has made handcrafted décor in San Miguel de Allende since 1965, working in ironwork, glass, wood and mirrors to produce lamps, lanterns, tables and chairs. The founders trace the craft to their grandparents, among the city's first artisans, and the shop now also offers interior and exterior design services.
Amoblé is a Chilean design-furniture shop for living, dining, bedroom and terrace rooms, selling sofas, tables and chairs with delivery across Chile. Grupo Amoblé has been a certified B Corp since 2019.
Chilean furniture workshop established in 2005, with more than 20 years of experience using traditional joinery to build ready-assembled and made-to-measure living, study and bedroom pieces inspired by the country's landscapes.
Zanat is a family furniture and home-goods maker built on the UNESCO-recognized Konjic hand-woodcarving tradition, producing heirloom hand-carved chairs, tables and accessories. The company also runs a Woodcarving Museum, with a showroom in Sarajevo and its workshop in Konjic.
Best for Hand-carved heirloom furniture and design objects
Monmaya has built Sendai tansu chests at its original workshop site for 140 years, and its showroom occupies a registered cultural property building over a century old. The by-appointment showroom sells and restores Sendai tansu furniture, alongside a companion Garage Store selling one-off slab and solid-wood furniture.
BEAKER is a Seoul multi-brand retailer bringing Korean and international fashion together with selected goods for everyday living. Its Cheongdam shop uses reclaimed furniture and door panels within an interior that also displays accessories and lifestyle products. Hannam and Cheongdam opened in 2012, while the later Seongsu flagship introduced another location with its own layout.
Best for Korean and international designer clothing in Seoul
BEAKER's Seoul shops combine clothing from Korean and international labels with a wider selection of lifestyle products. The retailer opened in Hannam and Cheongdam in 2012, according to its parent company's account of the business. A third flagship followed in Seongsu in November 2022, giving the group another distinct shopping space.
The Cheongdam location is listed at 408 Apgujeong-ro by the local tourism service. Its interior incorporates discarded mother-of-pearl cabinets as displays and old door panels as fitting rooms. That setting accompanies contemporary clothing and accessories rather than a shop devoted to selling reclaimed furniture. The assortment described by the tourism listing extends to cosmetics and items for the home, with pet products also included.
Seongsu's opening account describes a three-floor layout that separates a lifestyle and pop-up area from clothing collections above. Those details belong to Seongsu, not to the Cheongdam address. A shopper choosing between the branches should therefore check the intended location rather than assume every store shares the same floor plan. The common thread is a multi-brand selection, not a single designer's complete collection.
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