Form Furniture – Invest in Rest

Our creative solutions have influenced the essence of contemporary living. Captivating spaces, globally acknowledged for their product design and exceptional solutions tailored for everyday homes.

Our brand is
indigenous owned and
registered since 1993

20+

Years Experience

2,866

apartments furnished

Form Furniture excels in crafting custom furniture packages for property owners and landlords across diverse spaces like businesses, Build-To-Rent (BTR), Buy-To-Let (BTL), Houses of Multiple Occupancy (HMO), and Rent-To-Rent (R2R). Rely on Form Furniture for expert assistance you can trust.

products

our chairs

Exclusively designed
by Form Furniture

Office chairs

Veng Double lay

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lounge chairs

Presley harg

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comfort

Our inspired solutions have helped shape modern living feeling. Alluring spaces, internationally recognised for their product design and exceptional solutions for everyday homes.

double beds

Floreur Grand

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DEKO

Collection

Our inspired solutions have helped shape modern living feeling. Alluring spaces, internationally recognised for their product design and exceptional.

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products

wood & steel

All our woods are sustainably deforested and
compensated through replanting projects.

01. BEECH

Walnut’s deep brown and dark coloring makes it a premier choice. It’s a fine-grained wood that can be stained easily and looks great when polished. Though it’s one of the more expensive hardwoods, its beautiful appearance makes it worth.

02. ASHWOOd

Pine is generally an indoor wood unless it’s been treated for outdoor use. Pine can be stained, painted or finished. There are many different types of wood for furniture, and pine is an excellent choice.

03. STEEL

Redwood is fairly soft and has a reddish tint. It comes from redwood trees, which have a straight grain. The wood is easy to cut and form to the shape and length you require.

04. Mahagony

Mahogany has a tint ranging from reddish-brown to deep-red. It’s fairly soft compared to other softwoods. The wood has a straight grain and a medium texture.

05. Birch

Birch is one of the harder types of hardwood, with yellow and white varieties. White birch has a lighter color and looks similar to maple. Yellow birch has a pale yellow appearance, with a reddish-brown tint in the heartwood.