Nursery furniture shares the range with children's clothing at Baby Bear, whose boutique also carries feeding and maternity essentials. Damro Showroom displays living-room and bedroom furniture at its showrooms, which also stock dining pieces and office furniture. Battaramulla's Kalaya offers furniture and other home objects made using Sri Lankan handicraft techniques with contemporary designs. Many pieces can be custom-ordered through that shop, which also sells rugs and lampshades alongside ceramics.
Babybear sells baby and mothercare products that include clothing and nursery furniture as well as toys among its ranges. Its catalogue also covers feeding equipment and strollers as well as car seats and supplies for pregnancy and early childhood. This is a multi-brand retail offer, not a claim that the products are manufactured by Babybear in Sri Lanka.
Best for Baby clothing, nursery equipment and mothercare supplies
BabyBear brings together baby and mothercare products from multiple brands, covering pregnancy through the early years. Its catalogue separates feeding equipment from clothing and nursery furniture. Toys and development products form another section, so the entry functions as a broad retailer rather than a manufacturer. The current product list gives that range useful precision. Nuna appears through the TRVL lx BMW Collection, while Joie is represented by the Litetrax 3 two-in-one stroller. CYBEX listings include the Gold Solution G2 Comfort car seat and the Solution B i-Fix booster seat for children aged three to twelve. Feeding and comfort products include Tommee Tippee bottles and soothers, with bowls also represented. Avent supplies cups and soothers. The catalogue carries both Rascals and Huggies nappies. Mustela skincare appears alongside products by Kidilo and Burbay. BabyBear identifies its flagship at 50 Flower Rd, Colombo 07. That address anchors the multi-brand offer in Colombo while the named products explain its practical breadth. Car seats and strollers cover transport needs. Feeding items sit beside clothing and nursery furniture, addressing several stages of early-childhood care without implying that BabyBear produces the goods. Its value lies in assembling recognised specialist labels within one mothercare catalogue.
Home-goods shop in Battaramulla, part of Greater Colombo, Sri Lanka, selling furniture, rugs, lamp shades, ceramics and decor made using traditional Sri Lankan handicraft techniques with a contemporary design twist; most pieces can be custom-ordered.
Best for Sri Lankan rugs, crockery, furniture, and home objects
Kalaya is a home-decor and furniture shop operating from Pannipitiya Road in Pelawatta, Battaramulla, a suburb within Greater Colombo. The shop sells furniture, rugs, lamp shades, candles, tea sets and other decorative objects made using traditional Sri Lankan craft techniques with a contemporary design sensibility. A notable feature is custom ordering: furniture and rugs can reportedly be made to a customer's specified colors and dimensions.
Odel Home covers bedding, tableware, kitchen tools, décor and small furniture for contemporary Sri Lankan interiors. The department-store format makes it practical for coordinating several household categories in one trip.
Best for Home furnishings, kitchenware, bedding, and small furniture for contemporary Sri Lankan homes
A home-design flagship selling monochrome tableware, ceramics, furniture, antiques, decorative objects, and clothing by Sri Lankan designers. Its Galle Road flagship occupies three floors.
Best for Home-design flagship selling monochrome tableware, ceramics, furniture, antiques, decorative objects
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.