Custom Furniture Design
Shipped across Mumbai
Md Khalid Farid Khan Designs
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About Custom Furniture Design
Custom Furniture Design
We craft handmade furniture pieces tailored to your preferences. Our expertise spans sofas, chairs, beds, cabinets, tables and more, using premium materials like teakwood, oak, and maple. Each piece can be customized with various finishes, fabrics, and design elements.
What Makes Us Different
- Traditional wood joinery techniques
- Specialization in mid-century modern, art deco, and Scandinavian designs
- Use of reclaimed and seasoned wood
- 2-5 weeks delivery timeline
Ideal For
Homeowners, hotels, and interior designers seeking bespoke furniture pieces that blend traditional craftsmanship with modern aesthetics. Perfect for those who value personalized design and sustainable practices.
Additional Details
Our experienced artisans work closely with clients throughout the design process, offering multiple polish options and customization choices in structure and upholstery.
Meet your Expert
Md Khalid Farid Khan Designs
608 connects in last 3 months
My Story
I’m Khalid, and this studio’s my world. Teak wood dust in the air, my name stamped on every piece. Me and my team, we’re not just making furniture - we’re chasing mindful living. It’s slow, honest work. I get a kick from turning your ideas into something real you’ll use for years. If you want furniture with a soul, not just a look, you’re in the right spot.
My Work
Furniture for all spaces - We make custom sofas, Pierre Jeanneret replica chairs, Scandinavian tables, and more for homes and offices.
You dream, we build - Pick your design, wood, and finish. We work with teak, oak, ash, steel, mild steel - you name it.
Handmade, always - Every piece is handmade by skilled folks using seasoned and reclaimed wood. Built to last.
Step-by-step updates - We keep you in the loop from start to finish. No guesswork, just clear updates.
Shipping in India & abroad - Furniture delivered anywhere. Orders insured, usually reach you in 2-6 weeks.
