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TIAMA EGYPT · FIND YOUR DIRECTION

Furniture styles for a home that feels like you.

Explore furniture styles in Egypt through Tiama’s current designs. Compare Japandi, wabi-sabi, Scandinavian and other directions, then open the actual pieces to check size, construction, finishes and price. You can mix a style direction with the practical requirements of your room.

Wabi-sabi furniture

For a wabi-sabi direction, start with texture and a quieter arrangement rather than a perfectly matched room. Compare the curves, surfaces and proportions of Tiama’s Wabisabi-named pieces, then choose the materials and finish from the individual product details.

Pair a textured focal piece with simpler surrounding furniture; a style name does not identify the wood species.

Eclectic furniture

An eclectic room brings different shapes, colours or design references together. Use one connecting element—a repeated colour, material or proportion—to make the mix feel intentional. Tiama’s Eclectic pieces include storage and accent furniture with different construction details.

Choose a main piece first and compare other pieces beside it, rather than treating eclectic as a requirement to fill every space.

Japandi furniture

For a Japandi-inspired room, compare restrained shapes, useful storage and a consistent material palette. Tiama’s Japandi-named designs span more than one room, so start with the piece you need and build the surrounding furniture around its proportions.

Check TV-unit depth, wardrobe storage or seat dimensions as carefully as the silhouette.

Sabi 01 — WardrobesWardrobes

Sabi 01

From 25,000 EGP

Price by m²

Scandinavian furniture

A Scandinavian direction can begin with practical furniture, clear shapes and a coordinated finish. Compare Tiama’s Scandinavian-described dining and storage pieces with your room measurements. Light-looking furniture still needs the right size, construction and everyday function for your home.

Compare table leg positions, chair clearance and available finish options before choosing a matching set.

Mid-century modern furniture

Use mid-century modern as a direction for comparing proportion, leg shape and the relationship between wood and upholstery. The examples here are contemporary Tiama catalogue pieces described as Midcentury; the label is a design reference, not a claim that they are vintage originals.

A compact outline can help a room feel open, but confirm seat height, storage depth and actual dimensions.

Transitional furniture

Transitional furniture is a useful starting point when you want to connect more decorative pieces with simpler contemporary furniture. Compare the profiles and finishes of Tiama’s transitional-described designs with what you already own, then choose a shared material or colour.

Bring photographs and room measurements to the discussion so the new piece can work with the existing furniture.

Bable — WardrobesWardrobes

Bable

From 24,000 EGP

Price by m²
Lanza — WardrobesWardrobes

Lanza

From 23,000 EGP

Price by m²

Live edge furniture

A live edge makes the contour of a wooden edge part of the design. In Tiama’s catalogue, live edge appears in tables, frames and other pieces; it does not mean every component is one solid slab. Read the material breakdown and look at the specific product photographs.

Confirm the selected dimensions, edge treatment and finish, especially when a piece will sit close to a walkway.

Boho furniture

Build a boho direction by comparing texture and woven details with the rest of your room. Tiama’s Boho-named products include pieces with cane or rattan in their specifications. Check each product rather than assuming all boho furniture uses the same material.

Check frame material, woven panels and care requirements separately; an airy appearance does not establish outdoor suitability.

Lestari — WardrobesWardrobes

Lestari

From 26,000 EGP

Price by m²

Coastal furniture

A coastal direction can use relaxed shapes and a lighter visual palette for an indoor room. Compare Tiama’s Coastal-described beds, storage and accent pieces by size and finish. Coastal describes a design direction; it does not certify resistance to salt air, rain or direct sun.

For a beach-home terrace or garden, use the outdoor-selection guide and confirm the exposure conditions with Tiama.

Minimalist furniture

Minimalist furniture works best when each piece earns its space. Start with the function—seating, storage or a surface—then compare dimensions and the amount of visual detail. Tiama’s Minimalist-named pieces have different materials, so simple styling should not replace checking construction.

Measure storage capacity and leave room for doors, drawers and everyday movement.

How to turn a style into your furniture brief

  1. Choose the furniture function and measure the room and access route.
  2. Pick a few actual pieces, then compare their materials, dimensions and available options.
  3. Share the product links and your preferred finish with Tiama to confirm the final specification and delivery.