furniture

Sencillo explores the multifaceted furniture design trends of 2025
Habitat

Sencillo explores the multifaceted furniture design trends of 2025

Discover the defining furniture design trends of 2025, where colour, fabric, texture, form and style come together to shape the spaces of tomorrow

Adviser Syeda Rizwana Hasan at a meeting with BFIDC officials at the Bangladesh Secretariat on 16 Mar. Photo: Courtesy
Environment

Govt takes initiative to provide affordable, sustainable, modern furniture: Rizwana 

A worker shapes wood in an automated furniture factory. Photo: TBS
Supplement

Can Bangladesh be the next Vietnam in furniture exports?

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Supplement

Rise of branded furniture in Bangladesh: From local roots to global ambitions

The versatility of cane allows for the creation of sleek and modern designs. Photo: Collected
Habitat

From necessity to aesthetics: Cane furnitures make a comeback

Bangladesh furniture industry carves ahead
Supplement

Bangladesh furniture industry carves ahead

File Photo: Salahuddin Ahmed/ TBS
Bangladesh

Furniture exporters want bonded warehouse facilities

Fresh investments to blow new life into Ctg's ailing furniture industry
Bangladesh

Fresh investments to blow new life into Ctg's ailing furniture industry

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Bangladesh

Bangladeshi furniture industry needs reforms to reach its full potential: HATIL Chairman Selim H. Rahman

A worker shapes wood in an automated furniture factory of Executive Woodworks Ltd, a subsidiary of Meghna Executive Holdings, in Sreepur upazila of Gazipur. The photo was taken recently. Photo: Saqlain Rizve
Bangladesh

Executive Woodworks envision reshaping Bangladesh’s furniture exports

High-concept furniture designers are coming up with creative ways to create decor that are not only environmentally-friendly, but also beautiful. Photo: HT
Habitat

5 sustainable furniture trends reshaping interior design in 2023

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Corporates

ISHO launches 'Plat-forms' on 4th anniversary

The minimalist style is in stark contrast to the ornate, heavily decorated designs of the past. Photo credit: Hatil
Habitat

Embracing the modern: Evolution of furniture design in Bangladesh