Custom Designs
Custom pieces can be tailored closely: one customer’s cabinet was made to a specific Pantone colour.
Mirdif
Daos Den Furniture in Mirdif is a by-appointment showroom for distinctive Chinese and oriental furniture, antiques and decorative pieces. Customers come for hand-painted cabinets, porcelain jars and vases, and custom designs such as consoles made around their preferred colour and style.
Source: Google Maps
Custom pieces can be tailored closely: one customer’s cabinet was made to a specific Pantone colour.
The collection combines antique and contemporary Chinese furniture, including pieces reviewers say are difficult to find elsewhere.
Hand-painted and renovated cabinets are recurring highlights, adding a strong focal point rather than blending into standard interiors.
Blue-and-white pottery, porcelain vases and ginger jars offer smaller decorative options alongside larger furniture.
Customers report prompt communication, careful wrapping and professional installation, including delivery directly to the door.
If a desired console is unavailable, the shop has arranged shipment from China and delivered it on schedule.
Book Ahead. Viewings are by appointment, so arrange a private tour before visiting rather than turning up unannounced.
Allow Time. For made-to-order furniture, ask for the lead time first: one navy sideboard took just over nine weeks.
Share Details. Bring a clear colour or design brief; customers have successfully requested a specific Pantone and bespoke layouts.
Request Photos. Ask for close-up images before committing if you are choosing remotely or comparing finishes.
Check Installation. For large pieces, confirm installation details in advance; one delivery involved minor issues because of the customer’s wall.
Watch Stock. If a one-off piece catches your eye, decide promptly: a reviewer noted that pieces sell out fast.
Plan the visit
Foo Dogs statues appear alongside Chinese antique chairs as a distinctive decorative purchase.
A bespoke Chinese altar-style console was designed with progress photos shared throughout the process.
The voyage cabinet is one named furniture piece a customer singled out after purchase.
No concerns reported yet.
The Bottom Line
Daos Den Furniture is a by-appointment showroom in Mirdif for Chinese antiques, contemporary oriental furniture and decorative art. You can browse hand-painted cabinets, porcelain jars and vases, or discuss a bespoke piece built around your room. Reviews mention custom consoles, sideboards, dining chairs and cabinets, including a cabinet made to a customer’s specific Pantone colour.
The appeal is the individuality. Customers describe a curated mix of antique and contemporary Chinese furniture, with unusual finishes, blue-and-white pottery, Foo Dogs and mirrors that become focal points at home. Smaller decor is available alongside larger cabinets, so browsing does not have to mean committing to a full room.
Plan the visit rather than dropping in: the business states that viewings are by appointment, and one reviewer recommends asking for a private tour of the collection. For custom or imported pieces, confirm the timeline before ordering; a navy sideboard took just over nine weeks, while another console arrived after a two-week shipment from China. If you are deciding remotely, request close-up photos of finishes and check delivery or installation requirements, especially for large furniture.
Delivery is available across all emirates.