Manufacturer of high class mahogany wood furniture and supplier for wordlwide market, located in Kudus, Central Java
All of us would like to welcome both our new and long standing clients. We look forward to serving all of you and offer this catalog as an illustration of the exceptional product lines we carry.
We appreciate that our customer are discriminating; they want something new, something unique.
This care and attention creates a unique impression that you and your customers will appreciate.
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MALAYSIA’S September 2006 furniture trade show is still on track and is gaining momentum, DTC Channel Sdn Bhd said.
The organiser of the seventh edition of the Malaysian Furniture Export Exhibition (Mafex) said the country’s first September furniture trade show will be held at the Mines Trade Centre.
DTC Channel chief executive officer, Hoe Kian Choon, said the company’s 10,000 sq m permanent showroom at the Mines Trade Centre will serve as an added visiting option to furniture importers when they fly in to buy living, dining, office, bedroom and children furniture at the annual furniture fairs in Kuala Lumpur.
DTC Channel (formerly known as Sunrise E-commerce Sdn Bhd) first announced that it was going to hold a second furniture bulk-buying season in a year at the opening of the seventh edition of the Mafex trade show last March. Read more »
Furniture exporters may become jobless as orders from main import markets are exhausted.
Wooden furniture export has been witnessing a continually high growth rate of over 60% since 2000; however, unexpected fluctuations in the world market are causing producers to suffer. Earlier this year, Khai Vy Company planned to export $50mil worth of furniture in 2005; the target was lowered to $45mil in the middle of the year, and one month ago it was lowered again to $40mil.
Director Doan Van Trang is concerned that it has reached that end, saying that political instability in the EU, Khai Vy’s main export market, has raised difficulties for many exporters.
France imports $10mil worth of outdoor furniture products from Khai Vy every year; however, orders are decreasing due to current political problems there. Carrefour, Khai Vy’s partner in France, which has a wide distribution network with hundreds of suppliers throughout the country, has also reduced orders. Read more »
By: Furniture World Magazine
According to it’s promoters, the China International Furniture (Export) and Woodworking Machinery Exhibition (China Furniture & Woodworks), is the largest professional exhibition of furniture and wood products manufacturing equipment in North China. The show has been successfully held 10 times since it was first held in 1996.
Over the past 10 years, China Furniture & Woodworks has become a massive business & information exchange platform for manufacturers, suppliers, buyers and other professionals from the furniture and wood products manufacturing industry, and has helped to drive the development of the industry in North China. Read more »
Located at Solo – Central Java, INDONESIA, PT. Djawa Ethnic was established in 1996 and have been manufacturing and exporting antique replica furniture and other art and antique goods to some countries in the world Read more »
Symetra Furniture is an export company of teak and mahogany furniture that located at Solo, Central Java, Indonesia.
Our product made by legal raw material with government license to produce good furniture without any problem. Supported by the very talented local craftmen and women that wich experienced expert, solid and good coordinating management also do selective producing and always keep emphasis of quality control, we do our utmost to meet the demand of the customers by a matching and totallia satisfying in getting our products.
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PT. Mitra Anugrah Gemilang is an Indonesian company that exclusively manufactures TV/Audio Video cabinets. Established 1998 in Surabaya – Indonesia, we are committed to make premium quality of furniture at competitive prices. Read more »
Agshel Furniture produces : Antique, Classic, Traditional and Modern Furniture from Teak and Mahogany, by choosing qualified raw materials as well as experienced craftsmen. Located : Surakarta city, Central Java
Agshel Furniture, are a leading export company of teak and mahogany furniture. By choosing qualified raw materials as well as experienced craftsmen, our furniture quality cannot be doubt. However, we do realize that quality is not your only satisfaction. Therefore, we offer you our best furniture quality along with very competitive prices. In addition with the best quality and price, you will also be guaranteed with our best service.
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By Bettijane Levine
Los Angeles Times
Move over, Martha. Everywhere you turn, celebrity home designers are joining forces with budget-minded retailers to offer well-designed, affordable furniture and accessories.
Nate Berkus at Linens ’n Things, Chris Madden at J.C. Penney, Ty Pennington at Sears and Thomas O’Brien – who went from furnishing Giorgio Armani’s Manhattan digs to Target stores – are wooing shoppers hooked on hours of TV home-decorating shows and dozens of home magazines.
For millions of these newly sophisticated but cash-challenged consumers, interior design has become a favorite form of self-expression. In catering to their needs, retailers are reshaping the low-price end of the $75 billion home-furnishing industry, turning it from cheap to chic.
It’s all out there, ready to assemble, in varying degrees of quality, at prices most can afford. Everything from wastebaskets and night lights to sofas and dining tables has been re-imagined for the new art form of do-it-yourself decor.
The whole trend toward affordable design has been made possible by improved technology and reduced offshore production costs, which have helped drive prices down. Fully assembled furniture made in Asia today is 20 percent to 40 percent cheaper than when it was produced domestically five years ago, according to Britt Beemer, chairman of America’s Research Group. Read more »
Refinishing demands skill, artistry
HYDE PARK — Gerald Thorpe’s job description is a throwback to days gone by.
No spending his work days sitting in front of a computer for him. Instead, the Staatsburg resident spends much of his time at work performing the grueling task of stripping furniture.
The craftsman, experienced in furniture stripping and refinishing as well as historic architectural stripping, owns TNT Furniture Strippers with his brother-in-law, Richard Tanner. Tanner specializes in color finishes and custom staining. The Hyde Park business is 28 years old.
“It’s a lost art. It’s hard work and you’re dealing with chemicals, hopefully properly, but it’s hard, body-beating work,” Thorpe said, adding, teasingly, that he suffers from carpal elbow syndrome from the physical aspect of the job.
But Thorpe thinks the duo’s efforts are appreciated. The 46-year-old said he thinks Americans are beginning to tire of society’s disposable mentality.
Thorpe said the popularity of furniture refinishing and restoration depends on the age of the consumer. Read more »
