Steal the Showcase

FDT Bureau

Check out this exquisite furniture spread from leading brands and designers as they discuss what’s coming in 2023 in terms of furniture design, innovations, technology, materials and more in Furniture Design and Technology’s (FDT) cover story.

Smola Dining Table by Alankaram

The table has an interesting base in a combination of metal and wooden slats, and a full teak wood slab with resin. It can be customized for sizes, shapes, resin colour and base structure.

Size: 1800mm X 1000mm X 756mm.

Cleopatra Dressing Unit by Esvee Atleier

Made of solid oak wood, shimmering brass details and a full-length mirror, this dressing unit is compact and space-efficient.

Brimnes Wardrobe by Ikea

The wardrobe is made by using sawmill leftovers and scrap wood in the particle board with the aim to have a positive impact on the planet. Comprises a clothes rail for shirts and dresses, shelves for folded clothes, shoes and bags, and a mirror door.

Ibuki Foldable Study Table with Cabinet by Pepperfry

Minimalistic and functional, the table is a space-saving compact furniture piece made out of high-quality engineered wood.

Temple Town Signature Regency Arm Chair by Temple Town

Made of teak, this chair is a trendsetter. It creates a fine balance between traditional and modernity, present and future, and local and global.

Pantone Wired Chair by White Studios

The iron chair has fabric on the back with captivating textures and patterns of the striking iconic silhouette of the Panton Chair. Available in gold and white finishes.

Filo Daybed by Wriver

Collection: Oris Collection; Designer: Studio Sumeet Nagi; Dimensions: 1650L x 600D x 350H or 2100L X 750D X 350H; Metal finishes: Brass antique light, brass antique dark, black nickel antique, black nickel polished; Wood finishes: Fumed oak matte, black stained ash matte, smoked eucalyptus; Fabric finishes: Fabric and leather options available on request.

Doric Coffee Table by White Domus

Made of stainless steel, this table is handcrafted in a well-rounded and textured way to blur the lines between utility and artistic rendition.

This article is a part of our exclusive Cover Story ‘Steal the Showcase’ which is originally published in Furniture Design & Technology (FDT Magazine) January 2023 print issue. If you want to read the full story, please subscribe Furniture Design & Technology Magazine here: 

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