If you're looking to redo how your home looks, there's no better way than starting with furniture hunting to refurnish it. To save you the effort of travelling across Mumbai looking for the perfect furniture to bring home, we have done our research to bring to you the best furniture shops Mumbai has to offer.
While you're at it, why not do it in style?
Luxury doesn't have to come with a jaw-dropping price tag, and Woodenstreet gets that. Founded in 2015, WoodenStreet combines modern designs with the finest of Indian craftsmanship, which can take ambience up a notch in any space. With their vast range of home furniture, decor items, and furnishing products, they have made 10 lakh+ dream houses into reality.
Whether you're into sleek modern vibes, cosy vintage feels, or classic elegance, Wooden Street has got you covered. While keeping up with trends, their 30000+ product range caters to designer options for every home. Woodenstreet makes the whole furniture shopping experience a breeze with their user-friendly online platform and their 10 Experience Stores in Mumbai. So, simply, head to one of their stores in Mumbai or check out their website at the link above!
India Cane House in Kemps Corner is your best bet to get cane everything. It is a decently big store with cane products – hanging lamps, tables, stools, chairs and even swinging chairs to hang inside/outside your home. They can recreate any design you give them, or you can pick up the readymade pieces they have. While they make their products in Mumbai itself, the cane used comes from parts of Assam. The lamps and shades start at INR 750, basic tables and chairs start at INR 3,000 (and going upward) and a big cane swinging chair for INR 9,500 too. While the prices may seem on the steeper end, the furniture bought from here once lasts a long time.
If you’re on the lookout for a fabric upgrade, furniture, home décor and more, Cottons & Satins is the place to visit, with a huge collection of rolled-up fabric in different prints and even a section that has designer print collections. The store is huge – spread out over an area that resembles half a football field, and is full of beautiful furniture, home decor, candles, lamps, figurines, and even furniture for kids. If you ever wondered what furniture for kids looked like, then this is your place. Tiny sofas that would fit half an adult are adorably placed on display, giving you the feeling that the store has considered the entire family as a whole while setting up the establishment. The rugs and carpets in silk, cotton and wool start at INR 12,000, pouffes for INR 6,000 as well as high-end furniture that go up to lakhs, showcasing the eclectic variety and the fact that it has something for everyone.
Bombay Atelier, started by Farzin Adenwalla in 2013 is a company that designs furniture with a twist. The brand puts the fun in functional by making quirky furniture pieces that are inspired by everyday Indian things. From a table that looks like a capsized chai tapri glass or beautiful stools that resemble incense sticks, a gorgeous light that looks like the flared skirt of the Sufi dancer or even a chair that looks as though it’s about to launch into the warrior pose. The materials she uses are unusually paired yet sturdy – teak wood, cane, stainless steel, and metal. The prices start at INR 17,000 for a barstool and goes upwards. The chai-inspired table is for INR 27,000.
Aesthetics is a home decor store in Juhu that offers modern lifestyle furniture and other accessories to amp up your décor game. If you’ve ever fancied a plush looking living room or coordinated things for your bedroom, this is where you should be headed. Once here, chances are bleak that you will need to go elsewhere ticking everything off your list. Because not only do they do furniture (every kind), they also have home accessories. Vases, candle stands, and soft furnishings like cushion covers, cutlery, fancy lamps and lightings, wall clocks and wall art are available as well. Their collection is a mix of things they import from Italy, Spain and Germany, and other things that they make themselves. All their in-house furniture is mostly made using use teak wood unless you want something else. And yes, they make customised pieces too. From INR 450 to multiple lacs, they have something in every budget for everyone.
The world's favourite and biggest furniture brand IKEA made its way to the shores of Mumbai. IKEA is known for its clean, do-it-yourself furniture pieces that one assembles at home. Their furniture is modern, lightweight and utilitarian, ranging across furnishing for bed, bath, kitchen, dining and more.
Magnolia, a bespoke furniture and decor store in Worli offers gorgeous, wooden products that will add a touch of class and beautify homes. Owned by Maulika Gandhi, Magnolia offers all that a well-travelled person with a penchant for fine living would crave. Walk into this store and be welcomed by exquisite woodwork, vintage designs and warm, earthy furniture that will make you say ‘wow’ from the minute you see it. You can be assured that your furniture is unique when you buy it from here as the pieces are individually chosen by Maulika herself and rarely repeated. The charm of Magnolia truly lies in their collection and display that will make you want to instantly buy what you see. Shopping here isn’t a chore, it's an experience and with items starting as low as INR 600 and going up to a few thousands and lakhs, there’s something for everyone, something for every budget. The higher price range starts with INR 7,000 to INR 16,000 for footstools, pouffes, side tables, etc.
BARO is a two-floor home artefacts and furniture store housed in a turquoise-walled building in the middle of Todi Mills. BARO is the product of Srila Chatterjee’s curation and wonderful hand with colours, and Siddharth Sirohi’s design. You will find pieces of furniture made of reclaimed, old teak (which is supposed to be strong) turned into really modern, functional statements. Everything from a small bedside table, to a huge bar, a headboard or a great bookshelf, can be bought here with prices INR 10,000 upwards. It’s a great space for all creative people, as they are open to hosting events, talks and just about anything in the design space here.
