Solid Wood
Reviews highlight well-made solid-wood tables, cupboards and other furniture with strong finishes.
Al Barsha
Art and Craft Furniture is an Al Barsha furniture store focused on distinctive solid-wood and antique pieces. You can browse ready-made tables, cupboards and cabinets, or ask about custom changes such as a different colour, finish or design.
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Reviews highlight well-made solid-wood tables, cupboards and other furniture with strong finishes.
Existing designs can be modified, including wood colour, finish and custom dimensions or details.
The collection includes unusual Indian, ethnic, antique and live-edge designs rather than only standard furniture.
Several buyers describe deliveries as on time, careful and smooth, including a chest of drawers delivered flawlessly.
Antique furniture is a recurring strength, with customers specifically praising the collection and selection of antique works.
Customers say staff take time to explain options, including when visitors are only browsing.
Reviews commonly describe the furniture as reasonably priced, including a custom mandir unit.
Ask About Changes. If a displayed design is close but not quite right, ask about a different wood colour or finish; reviews say this is possible for a small charge.
Confirm Timing. Ask for the delivery estimate before ordering. One dining-table buyer was told it would arrive in two days.
Browse First. You can visit simply to look around: one visitor who came only to browse still received detailed help without pressure.
Request Custom Work. For a specific room or unusual piece, describe your requirements and ask about made-to-order work; customers have commissioned items such as mirrors.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 10:00 AM – 9:30 PM |
| Tue | 10:00 AM – 9:30 PM |
| Wed | 10:00 AM – 9:30 PM |
| Thu | 10:00 AM – 9:30 PM |
| Fri | 10:00 AM – 9:30 PM |
| Sat | 10:00 AM – 9:30 PM |
| Sun | 10:00 AM – 9:30 PM |
Mother of Pearl pieces are mentioned as a distinctive detail within the solid-wood collection.
A review specifically mentions a TATA bar counter paired with yellow stools.
Customers have commissioned custom pieces, including a mirror made to suit a room.
One reviewer considered the furniture a little expensive, although they still felt it was worth buying.
The Bottom Line
Art and Craft Furniture in Al Barsha is worth considering if standard showroom pieces feel too predictable. Reviews point to a strong solid-wood collection, including tables and cupboards, alongside antique and Indian-style furniture. Customers have also bought a mandir unit, dining tables, benches and storage pieces here, so the shop is useful for both one distinctive statement item and larger home furnishing projects.
The customisation is a real practical advantage. Existing designs can be adjusted for wood colour or finish for a small charge, while other buyers have commissioned a live-edge Indian rosewood table and a mirror made to suit a particular room. That makes it worth asking about alterations before ruling out a piece that is almost right.
Delivery feedback is consistently useful rather than vague: buyers describe deliveries as careful, smooth and on time, with one dining table promised within two days and another custom-coloured order arriving before the agreed time. Staff are also described as informative and accommodating, even for visitors who are only browsing. Pricing is generally described as reasonable or competitive, though one reviewer found the furniture a little expensive while still considering it worthwhile.
Ask for a delivery estimate and any customisation charge before confirming your order.