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Modern furniture & home living

Furniture built for the way you actually live.

Solid wood, natural textiles and quiet proportions — pieces made in small batches and finished by hand, then delivered and placed in your home.

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Linen sofa and walnut side table in a warm, sunlit living room

Collections

Four rooms, one consistent language.

Each collection shares the same woods, tones and joinery, so pieces bought years apart still belong together.

Featured pieces

This season's selection

Prices include delivery and assembly.

  • Hara Three-Seat Sofa

    Living Room

    Hara Three-Seat Sofa

    ETB 84,500

  • Sedi Lounge Chair

    Living Room

    Sedi Lounge Chair

    ETB 31,200

  • Awash Round Coffee Table

    Living Room

    Awash Round Coffee Table

    ETB 19,800

  • Meskel Walnut Bed

    Bedroom

    Meskel Walnut Bed

    ETB 68,000

  • Adama Dining Chair

    Dining

    Adama Dining Chair

    ETB 9,400

  • Bishoftu Writing Desk

    Workspace

    Bishoftu Writing Desk

    ETB 26,700

  • Lume Brass Floor Lamp

    Lighting

    Lume Brass Floor Lamp

    ETB 12,900

  • Entoto Sideboard

    Dining

    Entoto Sideboard

    ETB 47,300

Why DemoFurn

Made carefully, sold plainly.

  • Made in small batches

    Every frame is cut, joined and finished by our own workshop team — never more than we can inspect by hand.

  • Honest materials

    Kiln-dried solid hardwood, natural linen and wool, and low-VOC oil finishes that age instead of peel.

  • Delivered and placed

    Free delivery and in-room assembly across Adama and Addis Ababa, scheduled to the hour that suits you.

  • Ten-year structure warranty

    Frames and joinery are covered for a decade, with repairs handled in our workshop rather than replaced.

DemoFurn armchair and oak table in a sunlit room

Our story

A workshop first, a shop second.

DemoFurn started in a small joinery in Adama, building one dining table at a time for people who were tired of furniture that loosened within a year. The rule then is the rule now: if a joint can't be repaired, it doesn't leave the bench.

Today we work between two workshops and a showroom in Addis Ababa, still cutting our own timber, still upholstering in house, and still keeping the range small enough that we can stand behind every piece in it.

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