Plate M-19 · 268 stores · 151–268 of 268 · curated ORBIS register
What makes great furniture & lighting ateliers?
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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Lotte's Gangnam department store offers multi-department shopping in Seoul, with home furnishings forming part of its wider range. The Conran Shop opened there in 2019, introducing its furniture and design objects within the store. A food area adds another reason to visit, separate from browsing the clothing and household departments.
Best for Department-store shopping and home furnishings in Gangnam
Shoutaro Co., Ltd. makes Kiso lacquerware, commercial furniture, and wooden bathtubs from Kiso-Hirasawa, and in June 2022 launched an original lacquer-painted glassware line called Noree M's. The company also supplies fixtures such as droplet-prevention screens and takes part in the annual Kiso Lacquerware Festival.
Best for Kiso lacquerware furniture, wooden bathtubs, and lacquer-painted glassware
Creative Concept Store on ulitsa Zlatnite Mostove 7 in Sofia sells curated furniture, lighting and décor for living rooms, dining rooms, bedrooms and outdoor spaces from European design-driven manufacturers. It also offers design consultations, a B2B programme and assembly and installation support.
Heritage Woodcrafts manufactures and exports Kashmir walnut wood furniture -- sideboards, writing desks, chests, and carved boxes -- from its factory and showroom in Srinagar, with a second showroom in Delhi. The company has produced handmade walnut furniture for export for decades.
Design House Stockholm's flagship store is on Götgatan in Södermalm, near Slussen. The company develops furniture and other homewares with independent designers. The shop lets visitors compare materials and finishes in person and ask about pieces for their homes.
Best for Comparing Scandinavian furniture, lighting and homewares in person
Nordlings Antik deals in Scandinavian furniture, lighting, glass and ceramics from the 1950s to 1970s, with pieces by designers including Josef Frank, Hans J. Wegner and Stig Lindberg. The Stockholm shop, at Frihamnsgatan 56, opens Thursdays and other times by appointment.
Founded in Sydney in 1981 by Warren Higgs; expanded to Melbourne in 1984 and built its own in-house design and visual-merchandising teams by 1987. Acquired by Amart Furniture in June 2025.
Best for Contemporary Australian furniture
Freedom was founded in Sydney in 1981 by Warren Higgs, and the business grew quickly enough that it opened its first Melbourne store within three years, in 1984. By 1987 the company had built its own in-house design department and one of Australia's first dedicated visual-merchandising teams, moving beyond a straightforward furniture-retail model toward developing its own product lines. Investment company Jamison Equity bought the business in 1991, and Freedom listed on the Australian Securities Exchange in 1996, the same year it expanded into New Zealand through franchisee Farmers Deka. In 1999 it acquired the Guests and Andersons furniture chains for roughly A$22.4 million in cash and stock, and in 2003 management took the company private again in a buyout backed by Steinhoff International, then also the company's supplier and largest shareholder. In June 2025, Freedom was acquired by Amart Furniture, a portfolio company of Quadrant Private Equity, folding it into a larger Australian furniture retail group after more than four decades as an independent brand.
Our collection is composed of high quality mid-century brazilian furniture signed by Joaquim Tenreiro, Lina Bo Bardi, Carlo Hauner, Martin Eisler, Sergio Rodrigues, and contemporary designers such as Alva Design, Andrea Macruz, Bruno Jahara, Estudio Rain, Lucas Recchia, Rodrigo Silveira and other names. Bossa Furniture is a high end gallery,...
Best for Furniture
Bossa’s São Paulo headquarters houses its own workshops for upholstery and wood restoration. The gallery also publishes, drawing on archival material and historical documentation about Brazilian furniture. Before you buy a restored piece, ask the gallery how it was treated in the workshop.
At Rua dos Tres Irmaos 300, Vila Progredior, Sao Paulo, Etel (ETEL Design) is an evidence-verified current door for designer furniture and collectible pieces.
Best for Designer furniture and collectible pieces
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.
Courage My Love has operated in Toronto's Kensington Market since 1975, founded by Stewart and Patricia Scriver. The shop sells hand-picked vintage denim, cashmere and heritage garments alongside beads sourced from Java and Mexico and cultural artifacts ranging from masks to vintage furniture.
Rue du Centre Sportif 5, 1936 Verbier / Verbier / Switzerland
Contemporary alpine atmosphere. Made-to-measure furniture, exclusive fabrics, selected objects. Decorating as a passion, not a franchise script. Continuous local interior house that has been in Verbier since the mid-nineties and absorbed a floor business that had already been here since the seventies. Walk it when the chalet needs more than a logo cushion — when the conversation is about fabric, floor and form that will stay.
Best for Interior furniture, exclusive fabrics, decorative objects — continuous since 1995; floors since 1977 via Moquette
Vienna lighting workshop founded by Wolfgang Karolinsky, reissuing Wiener Werkstatte-era designs (1903-1932) by Josef Hoffmann, Koloman Moser, Adolf Loos and Otto Wagner from original tools and copyrights; showroom at Singerstrasse 16.
Best for Luminaires based on Wiener Werkstätte and Art Nouveau designs
Woka Lamps Vienna is a Vienna lighting workshop built around the reproduction of designs from the Wiener Werkstatte, the Viennese collective of architects and designers active from 1903 to 1932. Founder Wolfgang Karolinsky developed an interest in the movement while studying at Vienna's University of Music and Performing Arts; in the 1970s he began an active trade in original pieces, and went on to acquire copyrights and original manufacturing tools dating to around 1900, which became the foundation of the Woka workshop. The company now produces table, ceiling, wall and floor lamps and chandeliers based on historic designs by Hoffmann, Koloman Moser, Adolf Loos, Otto Wagner and Carl Witzmann, alongside its own contemporary pieces.
Swiss interior design and homeware retailer. Contemporary Swiss-designed furniture, textiles, and home accessories. A Zurich design institution for over 50 years.
Best for Contemporary Swiss-designed furniture, textiles, and home accessories
Swiss furniture design company founded in Birsfelden (Basel area). Showcases classics by Eames, Panton, and Verner Panton alongside their own designs. The Zurich pop-up brings Basel's design.
Best for Swiss furniture design company founded in Birsfelden (Basel area)
Medellín showroom founded by Claudia Correa and Francisco Agudelo in apartment 902 in 2010. Its Colombian and Latin American furniture and décor span dining tables, chairs, shelves, armchairs, sofas, lamps and planters, bringing together craft, independent design and established brands.
Adirondack Green House Basketry in Old Forge weaves pack baskets from rattan reed, with solid-wood interior bases and skids and harnesses of cotton webbing with nickel steel rivets and buckles. Owner Barbara Green's great-great-grandfather Seth Pierce was an Adirondack guide whose handcrafted furniture is displayed at the Adirondack Museum in Blue Mountain Lake.
AGEMATSU WOOD LIFE MAKING is a woodcraft workshop run by young furniture makers trained at the Agematsu vocational school. They produce furniture and small goods from Kiso hinoki cypress using traditional joinery such as arare-gumi.
Best for Kiso hinoki furniture, joinery boxes, small wood goods
The Alkhayat family has hand-set mother-of-pearl and camel bone into walnut furniture in their Damascus workshop since the 1930s, cutting and fitting each shell fragment by hand. Alongside new commissions they deal in nineteenth- and twentieth-century Syrian antique pieces, with a showroom at the Pasadena Antique & Design Center in California.
Best for Mother-of-pearl inlaid furniture and Damascene marquetry
H.H. Ambrose opened this furniture business in Elizabeth City, North Carolina in 1946 after giving up life as a traveling preacher. His son Marion and Marion's wife Betty opened the Kitty Hawk store in 1984 and the Coinjock store in 1988. Their sons West and Barry Ambrose run all three today. The stores sell furniture and home decor with in-house design help, and a wheaten terrier named Moxie is the mascot.
Best for Furniture and mattresses with design help
Ambrose Furniture began in 1946, when H.H. Ambrose gave up life as a traveling preacher to open a furniture store in Elizabeth City, North Carolina. The values he had preached about became the working philosophy of the business. The company says they remain in place more than 75 years later. In 1984 his son Marion and Marion's wife Betty opened the Kitty Hawk store on the Outer Banks. In 1988 they added the largest of the three stores at Coinjock in Currituck County. The stores now belong to Marion and Betty's sons, West and Barry Ambrose. Barry grew up in the business, napping in the front window as a toddler to promote mattress sales. He graduated from East Carolina University in 1983 with a degree in theatre arts, and he credits that training for the way the stores look. West started work at thirteen and helped build the current Elizabeth City location. He now handles operations from Coinjock. The company sells furniture and home decor in styles it groups as coastal or traditional. Modern rooms and rustic rooms are shown alongside. Its design staff work with customers on whole rooms, including the rental homes that fill the Outer Banks. Testimonials on its site come from second-home owners who have used the firm since the 1990s. A soft-coated wheaten terrier named Moxie serves as the official mascot. She greets shoppers at the Kitty Hawk store at 5125 North Croatan Highway, where Barry Ambrose is usually found.
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.
Bartley's All in Wood is a fair-trade wood workshop at the Jamaica Deaf Village in Manchester, founded in 2011 by Lacey-Ann Bartley after her father's Bartley's Furniture (1981). It makes handmade, deaf-made wood gifts, home accents and hospitality pieces from recycled and sustainable material, and runs an apprenticeship programme.
Furniture makers Bruce Beeken and Jeff Parsons have hand-crafted custom furniture from local hardwoods at their studio in the historic Farm Barn at Shelburne Farms since 1983. Pieces are made to order for residential and institutional clients, arranged directly through the studio.
This joinery has worked wood in La Villa for more than sixty years, a village the surrounding Val Badia has long relied on for cabinetry and carpentry skills. Two family members still run the workshop today, building bespoke furniture and interiors to order with a mix of traditional joinery and computer-guided machinery.
Best for Bespoke wooden furniture and custom joinery
Combining what it describes as 500 years of Czech glassblowing tradition with newer technology, the Czech studio produces crystal glass through machine pressing at up to 6 tons daily, hand-blowing, and robotic and CNC cutting, finished with painting, sandblasting, polishing, drilling and enameling. It makes tableware, decorative lighting, technical components, bottles and trophies, and also sells a studio-glass raw material called Bomma Cullet to other glassmakers.
Bonaldo is an Italian furniture maker operating for nearly 90 years from Villanova di Camposampiero, near Padua. It designs dining, living, and bedroom collections and recently opened a Milan flagship store.
Best for Italian dining, living and bedroom furniture
Bonaldo has been designing and manufacturing furniture from its base in Villanova di Camposampiero, near Padua in Italy's Veneto region, for close to 90 years. The company's collections run across dining tables and chairs, sofas, beds, and lighting and furnishing accessories, produced with an emphasis on pieces meant to outlast passing trends rather than chase them each season. Bonaldo frames its output around what it calls 'the culture of furniture': a design philosophy built on research and long production timelines rather than fast turnover, applied consistently across its dining, living, and night-time collections. The brand recently opened a new flagship store in Milan on Via Larga, joining a network of showrooms and dealers reachable through its own store locator. Its collections are credited to a roster of collaborating designers rather than a single in-house name, with each collection developed to interact with the others inside a single furnished space, an approach Bonaldo calls 'B/Style.' The company remains headquartered at Via Straelle 3 in Villanova, where Bonaldo Spa has operated for most of its near-century history. For shoppers, the appeal is less about individual statement pieces than about a coherent, decades-old point of view on how a home dining or living space should be composed as a whole.
Salvatrice Gambino's Bottega della Ceramica di Caltagirone hand-creates and decorates artistic ceramics from Via Roma 51 in Caltagirone. Pieces include vases, lamps, teste di moro (Moorish head vessels), and painted eggs.
Recife workshop with more than seven years of experience, creating one-of-a-kind and custom furniture sculpted by hand from traceable solid wood and salvaged urban timber. The company describes itself as entirely Northeastern Brazilian.
Con más de 2,000 productos en exposición, nos enfocamos en muebles y decoración seleccionados cuidadosamente por su funcionalidad, calidad y estilo. Nuestro equipo de diseñadores te acompaña durante todo el proceso de compra.
Centro Cerámica Talavera sells hand-painted ceramics including decorative amphoras with ram motifs, teapot-shaped lamps and skull pieces patterned with butterflies, priced from 105 to 550 euros. Its designer collection includes work by Aitor Saraiba, sold from its shop at C/ Capitán Luque nº3, Talavera de la Reina.
Ceramica Margherita has made handmade ceramics since 1996 on Corso Umberto I in Vietri sul Mare, working in a distinctive Sabbiato technique with its own glaze. Founder Margherita D'Amato and co-founder Giovanni Stabile produce mythological figures, animals, masks, religious subjects and lighting fixtures.
Makes traditional Chettinad furniture in Rose Wood, Burma Teak, Vengai, Kongu, Pincoda and Karimaruthu wood, including chairs, dining tables, diwans and swings, from Karaikudi with more than 10 years in business.
Cielo Hamacas sells hammocks handwoven in Yucatan by more than 900 Mayan women, each piece carrying the name of the weaver who made it. Its direct online store offers traditional Maya, crochet and outdoor DuraSun designs plus stands and accessories, with free shipping and Merida showrooms to visit.
Best for Hammocks, handwoven, textiles, Maya cotton
Cottons and Satins focuses on patterned fabrics and made-up soft furnishings for the home. Shoppers can approach the Mehar Chand Market studio for textiles, cushions and coordinated interior projects rather than ready-made furniture.
Best for Fabric and soft-furnishings specialist in New Delhi
DaVallia Art & Accents pairs a rotating gallery of work by emerging and established artists with custom furniture built from reclaimed wood and architectural steel. The Chester shop also offers made-to-order upholstery and interior design services.
A seating specialist on Strijp-S that has grown into a full interior shop of sofas, armchairs, dining chairs, tables, lighting and accessories. Custom dining tables can be built through an in-store 3D configurator, with trial seating, delivery and assembly handled directly.
Elmax sells orthopedic mattresses, bed frames, pillows and mattress toppers, along with nightstands and dressers, through branded showrooms across Belarus including Minsk, Grodno, Brest, Gomel, Lida, Mogilev, Volkovysk and Pinsk.
Best for Orthopedic mattresses and bedroom furniture
Estero Design makes solid wood pieces such as the Banco Esporos bench and the Bloco collection, some combining glass and wood, using timber from family-planted trees in Serra Gaúcha dating back to the 1940s. The studio was founded by Luana Rauber Albé and highlights knots, grain and cracks in its pieces.
French outdoor-furniture maker founded 1890 in Thoissey, Ain, by a family of blacksmiths; near bankruptcy until Bernard Reybier bought it in 1989 and relaunched it in 24 colors, landing the contract for the Jardin du Luxembourg's green garden chairs.
Best for The powder-coated Luxembourg Garden chair, made in the Ain.
Fermob traces back to 1890, when a family of ironworkers in Thoissey, a small town in the Ain department of eastern France, began making metal furniture. For most of the 20th century the company produced just two items: an old-fashioned scrolled chair and the folding Bistro chair. By the late 1980s Fermob was close to collapse, squeezed out by cheap plastic garden furniture. In 1989, Bernard Reybier bought the failing company for a few hundred thousand francs. His turnaround strategy was color: he launched the Bistro chair in 24 shades at a time when garden furniture came only in white or dark green. The gamble worked, and Fermob went on to supply the emblematic green folding chairs of the Jardin du Luxembourg in Paris.
A wrought-iron studio based in Sant Aniol de Finestres that runs a shop on Carrer dels Mercaders in the old town, selling handmade furniture, lighting and decorative metalwork. Pieces are forged to order, pairing traditional blacksmithing with contemporary design.
Best for Handmade wrought-iron furniture, lighting and decor
Founded in 1973 by Vittorio Livi in Italy's Marche region, Fiam Italia pioneered industrial curved-glass furniture — bent and cold-curved mirrors, tables and chairs — and still produces and sells from its Montelabbate showroom and outlet today.
Best for Curved-glass furniture and sculptural mirrors
Fiam Italia was founded in 1973 by Vittorio Livi in Italy's Marche region, and became the first furniture company to industrialize the shaping of glass into curved, three-dimensional forms rather than treating it purely as a flat, functional material. Early output centered on bevelled and curved mirrors, which were in high demand; through the 1980s the company expanded into glass tables and chairs, pioneering cold-curving and heat-bending techniques developed in-house. Over five decades Fiam has collaborated with an international roster of designers and architects to produce pieces that combine industrial glass-processing equipment with hand-finishing by skilled workers — a hybrid of factory-scale production and artisanal control. The company's outlet and showroom operate from Via Provinciale 57 in Montelabbate, in the province of Pesaro e Urbino, part of the Marche region long associated with Italian furniture and shoe manufacturing. Fiam remains a reference name in Italian glass design, continuing to build its identity around the technical and aesthetic possibilities of curved glass rather than diversifying into unrelated materials.
Prova disso, foi à compra de uma sala pelo famoso designer brasileiro, com reconhecimento internacional, Humberto Campana que fez questão de adquirir um imóvel no local. “Eu nasci e cresci nessa cidade, onde acompanhei o meu pai, o artista plástico Paulino Aversa, registrar em suas pinturas os monumentos e o modo de vida do brasiliense.
An arts and antiques gallery opened in 2022, dealing in nineteenth-century alpine paintings and engravings, period furniture, hand-painted Swiss boxes and old silver and glass. It also carries contemporary papercuts by the celebrated local artist Anne Rosat, a living link to the Pays-d'Enhaut découpage tradition.
King Street antiques dealer trading in 18th- and 19th-century English and Continental furniture, silver, and china since 1922 under four generations of the Birlant family. It is the maker of the cast-iron-and-cypress Charleston Battery Bench, reproduced from the originals along the harbor promenade.
Best for Antiques and the Charleston Battery Bench
Furniture designer Haldane Martin builds colourful, sculptural seating and outdoor pieces, including the wire-and-recycled-plastic Zulu Mama chair that put the studio on the map. The Cape Town showroom presents collections rooted in South African materials and bold colour.
Heide Martin Design Studio, at 10 Farwell Drive in Rockland, Maine, makes furniture and housewares described on its site as "made here," including tables, seating, casegoods and tabletop items. The studio also offers an architectural weaving product line.
Best for Handmade furniture and architectural weaving
Hida Sangyo makes wooden furniture in the Takayama region, continuing a business that began with bentwood production in 1920. Its work includes designs that use the character of timber rather than hiding every knot or variation. The company's Takayama store displays furniture and offers consultation on repairs and reupholstery, connecting a purchase with the later life of the piece.
Best for Wooden furniture and repair advice in Takayama
Hida Sangyo's furniture grows out of a woodworking business established in the Takayama region in 1920. Its beginnings involved bentwood production using beech, and the company still places the relationship between timber and technique at the centre of its work. The material's character is part of the design vocabulary, including furniture that makes use of knots and Japanese cedar. This gives visitors something specific to examine beyond a general claim of traditional craftsmanship.
The company's Takayama store presents its furniture in person, alongside other corporate stores elsewhere in Japan. Its published services include consultation about repairs and reupholstery, which is useful when thinking about how a piece will be used over time. That is an invitation to discuss an item, not a guarantee that every repair can be undertaken. HIDA describes its furniture as made in Japan and its craftspeople as working in Hida Takayama. The origin of the finished furniture should still be distinguished from the source of every timber species. A visit can focus on construction and the way different woods appear in the finished designs.
Homeliving on Obote Road in Kisumu sells tiles, sanitary ware, faucets, home and office furniture and decorative items such as vases and clocks. Sample stock includes a brown fabric seven-seater recliner at KSh279,990 and office desks from KSh17,990 to KSh49,990.
Interiotique in Cochabamba carries interior design brands including Espino Blanco Decoraciones and Aquaclean, along with its own line, Interiotique Casa.
Just Fabrics' Burford shop sells furnishing fabrics from regular collections alongside limited designer-clearance lines for home projects. The showroom also carries curtain fittings and sewing supplies, with upholstered furniture available in different fabric choices. Its workroom makes curtains and blinds to measure, giving customers an alternative to sewing the fabric themselves.
Best for Furnishing fabrics and made-to-measure curtains
Just Fabrics' Burford showroom serves people choosing cloth for curtains and upholstery projects in their homes. Regular fabric collections sit alongside designer-clearance stock, which needs a different approach when planning a purchase. A clearance roll may not be replenished, while the regular lines follow a continuing supply arrangement.
The showroom also sells curtain poles and tracks, together with heading tapes and sewing threads. Those supplies make it possible to consider the hanging system while choosing the cloth. Upholstered armchairs provide another route into the fabric range, with choices of covering and style.
Customers who want a finished window treatment can use the workroom's made-to-measure curtain and blind service. That service is distinct from buying fabric to sew at home or taking it to another maker. Before choosing a clearance cloth, establish the quantity needed for the whole project and discuss whether it is available continuously. The business notes that stock may be split across several rolls, so a total quantity alone does not establish one uninterrupted length.
Kerbholz Würzburg is a handmade wood manufactory building custom indoor and outdoor furniture, decking and shop fittings since 2019. Ready-made pieces are also sold through the company's online furniture shop with delivery to any destination.
A small solid-wood furniture workshop in the Hida-Takayama hills making tables, chairs, stools and wooden accessories from single boards. A gallery-showroom at 2-52 Honmachi in central Takayama shows the pieces, open daily except Tuesday.
Kitale Wool Shop, founded by John Njoroge and Eunice K in 1997 as a yarn shop, now sells school, hospitality, security and corporate uniforms plus furniture including school chairs, corporate desks and beds. It operates from Laini Moja Street in Kitale and a second Gatua shop and head office on the Kitale-Eldoret Road.
Johan Nel's workshop on Waenhout Avenue has built custom solid-wood tables, cabinets, staircases and kitchens for over 40 years, alongside decorative woodcraft pieces such as replica hobbit doors. Commissions have included rustic furniture for the Featherbed restaurant and a presentation box for the Miss Universe 2017 national gift.
An antique arts gallery in Ubud, Bali on Jl. Raya Lungsiakan in Kedewatan, selling temple artifacts, teak furniture and antique textiles including golden songket weavings, batik tulis and ikat ritual cloth. Sales run by request through detailed photos or in-person visits, alongside a companion Celeng Gallery.
Lafuma Mobilier makes folding chairs, recliners and outdoor furniture for gardens, terraces and camping. A showroom or stockist visit helps compare frame weight, fabric tension and reclining mechanisms before purchase.
Best for Lounge chairs, folding chairs, recliners, and garden furniture
This independent cafe and roasting company has worked in Richmond since 2009. It roasts its own coffee and serves it across the counter.
Best for Richmond-roasted coffee from a converted gas station
Lamplighter Roasting Company opened in December 2009 inside a converted gas station at 116 Addison Street in Richmond's Fan district. It was co-founded by Jennifer Rawlings, who had been roasting coffee since 1998 and had previously run a Richmond coffee shop called 17.5, alongside Noelle Archibald and her husband Zach, who built out the food menu. The three recognized a shared obsession with coffee and decided to combine it into a roastery and cafe rather than separate ventures. From the start, the goal wasn't rapid expansion but a gathering place -- a small, scrappy operation built around the neighborhood it served. The gas-station shell shaped the cafe's layout and gave it an identity distinct from a purpose-built coffee shop, something regulars still reference when describing the space. Since opening, Lamplighter has continued to roast its own coffee on-site and serve it across the same counter where the original crew started, keeping the operation independent through Richmond's growth as a coffee city -- one of the city's founding third-wave roasters, still running out of the same repurposed filling station where it first opened.
Living Concept is an in-store-only furniture and home décor showroom in Rhodes Park, Lusaka, selling living room, bedroom, dining and outdoor furniture plus décor, and also offers corporate and trade bulk pricing.
Loja abre as portas em agosto, no Jardim Botânico, com acervo que valoriza beleza, funcionalidade e sensibilidade no morar Brasília ganha novo endereço.
Luxor Alabaster Art Factory was established in 1994 by Hassan El-Sayed on the west bank of the Nile and is now run by three generations of the same family, hand-carving alabaster lighting fixtures, vases, bowls, decorative statues and replicas at its showroom at Building 34, 231 Street, Sarayat al Maadi. It ships to more than 60 countries and completes custom orders in two to four weeks.
Mobila Pictata, based in Cisnădioara, Sibiu, sells hand-painted Transylvanian furniture including beds, nightstands, chests, kitchen cabinetry, dining tables, wardrobes and mirrors, describing its work as an old craft reborn as art. The shop also offers painting courses for customers who want to learn the technique.
A working woodshop on Depot Street that has turned out handmade bowls, furniture and kitchenware in small batches since 1950, at prices pitched for any budget. Visitors can watch the woodworking in the factory-retail space or order the same pieces through the shop's Etsy storefront.
Best for Woodcraft, woodenware, furniture, kitchenware, handmade-gifts
Marifala is a Guinean company that manufactures and sells furniture and furnishings, operating a factory and four showrooms in Bambeto, Nongo, Matoto and Kankan. It is based in Conakry.
Cochabamba design studio with more than 30 years of experience, creating made-to-measure furniture and interior projects through artisanal work and carefully selected materials. Its work spans cities across Bolivia, with a recent expansion to Paraguay.
Mayajal is a family enterprise weaving Yucatecan hammocks and furniture pieces such as swings and rocking chairs, using nylon, cotton and silk in traditional and premium collections. Each piece is described as reflecting the individual weaver who made it, from their base in Mérida, Yucatán.
Mezimbite Forest Centre, established in Mozambique in May 1994 by Allan Schwarz, designs and crafts fine hardwood furniture and personal care products while running tree reforestation and skills training programs. Schwarz, who studied at Wits University and MIT, moved to Mozambique after the civil war to pursue sustainable design based on his woodworking experience.
Mobilia sells contemporary furniture for Moroccan homes, with modular sofas, dining sets and storage across coordinated ranges. The showroom format lets buyers compare scale and upholstery before ordering larger pieces.
Best for Modular sofas and affordable dining sets from this Moroccan furniture brand
A Fès showroom of Mobilia, Morocco's furniture and decoration retail chain, located in the Champs de Course quarter of the city's Ville Nouvelle — part of a network with outlets in Casablanca, Rabat and other Moroccan cities.
Best for Modern sofas, dining sets, and bedroom furniture
MS Wood is a family business in Adelaide making custom designed solid timber furniture, handmade to order including dining tables, beds, desks and bathroom vanities. The workshop uses native Australian and imported timbers and is open by appointment.
Best for Custom solid timber furniture and joinery
The Muskoka Chair Company hand-builds cedar and recycled-plastic Muskoka chairs in Ontario, cutting every board and drilling every hole on site and finishing each with a pewter badge. Its direct online store ships kits and assembled furniture across Canada, with showrooms in Port Carling and Oakville.
Best for Furniture, woodwork, cedar chairs, handcrafted
NAMUH is a large San Miguel de Allende showroom for furniture, interiors and global craft objects. Scale and provenance should be checked piece by piece because the assortment spans many regions and makers.
Best for A large showroom of interiors and global craft
In the heart of Helsingor on Sct. Olai Gade, this Danish-owned shop gathers design furniture and accessories from houses such as Montana, Vipp, Gubi, Fredericia and Fritz Hansen. You can order through its online webshop or visit the physical showroom, which also opens by appointment on Mondays and Sundays.
Tineke Beunders and Nathan Wierink design furniture and lighting from their Gashouder studio, from a birdcage swing to tree-shaped lamps and a marble-playable table. They sell their own thematic collections such as Tallow and Cageling directly, while other pieces are produced by brands like Pode, Puik and Serax.
Best for Narrative lighting and furniture collections
OPEN Design Independente is a Porto Alegre organisation for independent and authorial design from southern Brazil. Camila Farina launched it as a design fair in 2015 for fashion, furniture, décor, toys and household objects by small Brazilian makers. Since 2021 it has run events plus online and physical channels, including a shop at Shopping Pontal.
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Piero Melani Alabastri has made small and large alabaster objects since 1998 from Via Borgo Santo Stefano in Volterra, alongside custom furnishings that combine alabaster with wood, iron, glass and metal inserts and integrated lighting. Founder Piero Melani was born in Volterra in 1964.
The Strijp-R complex of designer Piet Hein Eek gathers a working workshop, a two-storey shop and gallery, a restaurant and a hotel under one roof. It sells his scrap-wood furniture and the Eenmal lamp alongside ceramics, lighting and commissioned interiors.
Best for Scrap-wood furniture and design objects at the source
Pinocchio Furniture offers living room, dining, master bedroom, teens bedroom, dressing room and hallway furniture, viewable in a downloadable catalogue, and invites visits to its showrooms. It is active on Instagram, Facebook and Pinterest.
Ramgarh Crafts hand-builds solid teak, sheesham and mango wood furniture using time-honored techniques passed down among artisans in Ramgarh, in the Shekhawati region of Rajasthan. The company sells its beds, tables and chairs directly through its online store with nationwide shipping and a five-year termite protection guarantee.
A specialist in ethically sourced coastal redwood burl at 5151 North Highway 101, cutting live-edge slabs for artists, woodworkers, and homeowners. The shop builds and finishes dining and conference tables, fireplace mantels, bar tops, kitchen islands, benches, and headboards, shipping nationwide.
Formerly known as Country Tyme Primitives, this Lancaster County workshop hand-builds furniture from locally sourced North American hardwoods, offering pieces like extension dining tables in some 20 finishes. Each piece is made to order by craftspeople working in the county's furniture-making tradition.
Rojo Galería is a gallery at Pasaje Miramar 175 in Cerro Alegre, Valparaíso. It shows contemporary painting and street art as well as design objects such as furniture and glass pieces.
Run out of a workshop on A.M. De Leon Street in Taytay, Rizal, this small family business builds made-to-order wooden and industrial furniture, from dining sets to custom cabinets, with roughly a four-week turnaround. Customers can browse and buy through the online catalog or message the shop directly to commission a piece.
Best for Furniture, Woodworking, Custom Made-to-Order
Santa Cruz Woodworks is a Merida furniture maker crafting tables, beds, seating and decor from long-lasting exotic woods, with steel-base and marble options. Buyers browse the online catalogue and request quotes, or visit the Colonia Mexico showroom.
Best for Furniture, woodwork, artisan, exotic wood
Shaker Furniture of Maine, at 715 Route 1 in Scarborough, occupies two floors and nearly 10,000 square feet showing solid-wood furniture in native hardwoods such as cherry, maple and oak, plus pine pieces made in American shops. Owner Steve Celona offers custom-build options to customer specifications.
Snyder's Furniture has sold handcrafted Amish furniture in Lancaster, PA since 1983, when Minnie Snyder started it from a quilt stand at a local farmer's market. Craftsmen build pieces by hand on family farms, including trestle tables, pedestal tables, sleigh beds, and live-edge tables.
Best for Handcrafted amish dining and bedroom furniture
Stokke makes children’s furniture and equipment, led by the adjustable Tripp Trapp chair. Fit, age range and accessory compatibility are central because products are designed to adapt as children grow.
Best for The Tripp Trapp chair that grows with every child
Studio Lata, run by Jelena Nikolić at Kninska 5/8 in Banja Luka, offers interior design, furniture from regional designers and in-house production, and art consulting covering acquisition, research and collection curation. The studio reports more than 400 projects and 100 satisfied clients.
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Independent Kraków retailer specialising in Polish vintage design, posters, records and communist-era objects. The assortment also includes pottery, glassware and vintage toys.
Best for Vintage Polish design and antiques from the communist era — retro furniture
The Island Nest Shop sells home decor on Banks Road in Governors Harbour, Eleuthera. Its stock includes lighting and linens as well as furniture and wallpaper, and it offers custom upholstery.
At this Skyros workshop, carvers make traditional Skyrian furniture—chairs, armchairs, sofas, tables and chests—along with wall shelves and decorative pieces worked in the island's distinctive carved and painted style. It also runs woodcarving courses.
Best for Traditional hand-carved Skyrian wood furniture and decor
This family workshop on rue Sidi Mohammed Ben Abdellah has cut and inlaid local thuya burl for more than thirty years, setting the grain with mother-of-pearl, ebony and lemonwood. The range runs from small hinged boxes and trays to full dining, bedroom and office furniture, all made on site and shipped internationally by UPS and DHL.
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Timothy Smith & Sons is an Onancock woodworking and antiques house offering furniture restoration, appraisals, estate liquidations and handmade furniture, with pieces available through its online store. Established as a family business, it serves clients across Virginia, Maryland, Delaware and North Carolina.
Best for Antique furniture restoration, handmade furniture, antiques, appraisals
An interiors shop in the Barri Vell offering custom furniture, decorative lighting, textiles and complete decoration projects drawn from the Empordà. The team designs, makes and installs bespoke pieces alongside curated homeware.
Best for Custom furniture, lighting and interior projects
Swiss furniture manufacturer founded in 1950 by Willi and Erika Fehlbaum in Birsfelden; became European licensee for Charles and Ray Eames and George Nelson designs from Herman Miller starting in 1957.
Best for Swiss modernist design classics.
Vitra was founded in 1950 by Willi and Erika Fehlbaum, who took the company's name from the display cases, or vitrines, it originally produced as a shopfitting business near Basel, Switzerland. In 1956 the family moved production into a new office and factory in Birsfelden, where the firm remains headquartered as a Swiss family-owned company. A 1953 trip to New York introduced the Fehlbaums to the furniture of Charles and Ray Eames and George Nelson; Willi negotiated a European manufacturing license with Herman Miller, and Vitra began producing Eames and Nelson designs in 1957, the deal that turned a fittings maker into a design-furniture manufacturer. The company later added its own campus across the German border in Weil am Rhein, including Frank Gehry's Vitra Design Museum (1989) and the Herzog & de Meuron-designed VitraHaus (2010). Vitra also runs a circular-economy retail arm, the Vitra Circle Store, giving showroom models, trade-fair pieces and other used furniture a second life; the Amsterdam-area outpost of that program operates from Zaandam, north of the city, while Vitra's B2B Amsterdam showroom is in the Houthavens district. Panton and Eames pieces remain part of the current range sold through Vitra's dealer and showroom network.
Walmer is an interior-design house with a Punta del Este shop at Calle 20 and Calle 27. It sells living, dining and bedroom furniture and offers decoration advice. The same page lists further shops in Argentina, at Arenales and Puerto Madero in Buenos Aires, Nordelta and Rosario.
The Mösli family works as coopers and wood-turners in Gais, making traditional wooden vessels and turned pieces alongside carved objects, furniture and restoration. They combine old cooperage and turning techniques with contemporary design and take custom commissions.
Windsor Chairmakers has produced hand-crafted fine furniture since 1987, including Windsor chairs, beds, tables and a line of Shaker furniture built from native woods such as tiger maple, cherry, white ash, black walnut and pine. Chairs use traditional joinery and epoxy in the joints, finished with a multi-layered process and a beeswax rub.
Best for Handcrafted windsor chairs and shaker furniture
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Woodmillers has spent over 20 years building bespoke kitchens, wardrobes, staircases and decking for clients across the Garden Route, working in indigenous and imported timbers. The workshop takes on both private home commissions and larger jobs for architects and contractors.
Best for Bespoke kitchens, cabinetry and staircases
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.