Areeca Furniture & Curtains: Brands

These are some of the top brands in the fabrics and furnishing industry that we proudly represent in the United Arab Emirates:

HJH is composed of three home furnishings brands, Harlequin, Jewel and Harris, each with its own clearly defined identity and area of expertise. The company, which is based in Leicestershire, comes under the management of Harlequin and is part of the Walker Greenbank Group.

The story of Thomasville began in Thomasville, North Carolina, in 1904. At the time, we offered just one product – a chair. The “Thomasville Chair” it was called. The chair was so beautifully crafted and well made that people responded by asking us to create other pieces as well. Now more than 100 years later, the Thomasville story is still being written.

Established in 1860, Sanderson is internationally renowned in the field of interior design and decorating. In 1923 Arthur Sanderson & Sons was awarded the Royal Warrant as Purveyors of Wallpapers to the King and in 1955 the company was again awarded the Royal Warrant to supply wallpapers, paints and fabrics to Queen Elizabeth II and continues to supply the Queen today.

Inspired by rich traditions of the past, Zoffany's collections are designed to look equally at home in today's contemporary interiors. The archive of rich weaves, luxurious silks and velvets and elegant designs provides a constant source of creative ideas for innovative concepts.

Company founded by Mr. Jose E. Carraso Penalver in 1964, dedicated to fabrics for decoration and upholstered furniture. Since that moment its growth and expansion has been constant. Today, Pepe Penalver belongs to a holding focused on all areas of interior design and has a broad range of activities.

For Turin, the 1930s were one of the city's most prosperous times, marked as they were with an artistic and cultural life that was active and productive.

In that stimulating environmenRemo Donati, who was always attuned to the changes and demands of his age, started his international wallpaper import/export business. The business was forced to close temporarily as a result of the second world war and the subsequent drop in demand for household goods and DONATI realized the time had come to change. to diversify.

With the careful intelligence of a good businessman who avoids risks, analyzing and assessing ongoing changes before taking action, DONATI expanded its horizons to include such distant places as the Far East. The enchantmnent of these lands was transmitted through collections in a series of new product lines such as decorator fabrics.

By the end of the 1970s after its first forty successful years, DONATI had squarely laid out its path in business, one that leads towards elegance and good taste in all areas of home interior decorating involving fabric.

Good taste and elegance are innate gifts and come from the soul. They cannot be learnt or taught, though in a simpler sense one can be brought up to feel them. This is how it was and still is for Donati's team.

A company built on the freedom to dream. From war-torn Europe, to the streets of New York, to the heartland of America, where a 50-year history in Tulsa was established, the fabricut story is one of determination and destiny. Joe Finer and Harry Guterman, two survivors of Nazi Germany, became friends through incredible circumstances during World War II. In the early 1950s, they operated a drapery/slipcover store in Huntington, New York. Both had a dream of opening a wholesale fabric operation of their own somewhere in the Southwest. In 1954, Fabricut was born.