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Designs are mostly influenced by the types of locally available raw materials.
Myanmar-made furniture represents the fusion between the old and the new. Models come in basic designs not just for a contemporary, minimalist aesthetic, but also because of of limited stock of timber, particularly hardwood. Since the majority of the country's teak and pyinkado supply is exported, domestic enterprises often do not have enough components for carvings and other trimmings. As a result, pieces are generally created in plain shapes and are only embellished when clients request for it.
Some decorated furniture pieces come in designs that originate from East Asia, particularly China and Japan. These styles highlight floral and animal patterns, including lotus flowers and dragons.
To lessen dependence on wood, other natural materials are utilized. Rattan and water hyacinth are the most common nonlumber inputs adopted, and incorporated either as frames or trimmings. They are harvested, dried and woven to create a wicker look. Most outdoor pieces, including bistro sets and lounge chairs, are made of these plants.
Models in basic designs and environment-friendly components are expected to remain prevalent over the next six months.
This side chair from Home Pacific Myanmar is made of rubberwood and can be lacquered or painted. Its foldable feature allows it to be used indoor or outdoor. Price is $50.
Home Pacific Myanmar's desks are made of rubberwood with a lacquered finish. Curved legs make these study tables modern and space-saving. Quotes start at $200.
This dining furniture set from Home Pacific Myanmar is composed of six rubberwood chairs and a table. The chairs' slat backrests make small kitchens appear roomy. Price is $400.
Measuring 90x823cm, Classic Home's lounge chairs are made of synthetic rattan and aluminum frames. This makes them adaptableto outdoor use and various weather conditions. Quotes start at $350.
This rubberwood kitchen rack from Home Pacific Myanmar doubles as portable bar and condiments storage. Price is $90.
Classic Home's hanging chairs are made of synthetic rattan and aluminum. Measuring 180x250cm, they come in various colors or natural finish. Quotes start at $2,600.
This synthetic rattan lounge chair and ottoman set from Classic Home Is priced at $250. It comes in various colors and sizes.
This article and its contents are provided by the Hinrich Foundation, a partner of Global Sources in promoting trade across Asia. The products and the suppliers featured in this article are export assistance program beneficiaries of the Hinrich Foundation.
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