Luxury Damietta furniture for palaces, directly from the factory
Two Brothers Furniture in Damietta furnishes complete palaces with classic and neoclassical furniture made in-house since 1994: gilded salons, bedroom suites, dining halls, beech wood doors and hand-carved decorative pieces, sized for each room with a consistent style throughout the palace.
- Since 1994A factory in Damietta
- Dried beech woodSelected and dried at the factory
- ISO 9001 · 14001Quality and environmental certificates
- 11 countriesDestinations for our furniture exports
- Lifetime warrantyAgainst manufacturing defects
At a glance
Palace furnishing means designing and manufacturing the palace’s furniture as one coordinated project instead of buying separate pieces. At Two Brothers, this includes reception halls and salons, master bedrooms and guest suites, dining rooms, interior and entrance doors, libraries, decorative pieces and kitchens, made in dried beech wood and hand carved by Damietta craftsmen, with a lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects and delivery in Egypt and overseas.
What does palace furnishing from Two Brothers include?
We approach the palace as a whole: the same design character, wood tone and gilding extend from the entrance to the final suite. This creates a coherent sense of grandeur that is harder to achieve when furniture comes from several sources.
Reception halls and salons
Gilded classic salons and large seating sets sized to the hall, with consoles, mirrors and carved coffee tables.
Bedroom suites
Master bedrooms with upholstered or carved wooden beds, fitted wardrobes and dressing rooms, bedside tables and dressing tables in the same style.
Dining halls
Dining sets for 8, 10, 12 or more people, with sideboards, display cabinets and silver cabinets with matching ornamentation.
Wooden doors
Hand-carved beech wood entrance and interior doors that complement each room’s furniture.
Offices and libraries
A private desk, bookcase and wooden storage units suited to the palace owner’s office and meeting rooms.
Decorative and antique-style pieces
Hand-carved pieces, frames, consoles and distinctive decorative items designed for specific locations in the palace.
Furniture styles suited to palaces
Most palaces use classic or neoclassical furniture, but many customers prefer a combination: grand classic pieces in reception halls and neoclassical or luxury modern furniture in private suites and living rooms.
| Style | Features | Where it works in the palace |
|---|---|---|
| Gilded classic | Extensive hand carving, gilding, sculpted legs and velvet fabrics | Reception halls, main salons and dining halls |
| Neoclassical | Simplified classic lines, less ornamentation and calm colours | Bedroom suites, living rooms and administrative offices |
| Luxury modern | Clean lines, premium materials and carefully chosen details | Young people’s rooms, family living areas and contemporary suites |
Why does hand carving matter in palace furniture?
Machine carving produces repeated decoration without the same depth. Hand carving creates shadows and fine details that stand out under the lighting of large halls, distinguishing traditional Damietta furniture. At Two Brothers, craftsmen who inherited the trade carve classic and neoclassical ornamentation piece by piece, without moulds.
As a piece may remain in a palace for decades, we begin with beech wood that we select, dry and allow to stabilise before production, helping prevent cracking or warping as temperature and humidity change.
Steps in furnishing a palace
Site review and measurements
Send plans or photographs and dimensions of the rooms, or your interior designer’s design if available.
Design and approval
We define the style, wood tones, gilding and fabrics for each room and approve them with you before production.
Manufacturing and carving
Timber drying, hand carving and full frame assembly take place in the factory, with every joint checked.
Finishing and upholstery
Painting, gilding and upholstery use the approved materials, followed by inspection of each piece before dispatch.
Packaging, delivery and installation
Packaging suited to the journey, followed by delivery and installation within Egypt or shipping overseas.
Palace furnishing in Egypt and overseas
As a member of the Furniture Export Council, our furniture has reached homes and hotels in 11 countries, including Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, the UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, Oman, Algeria, South Africa, France, Italy and America. Explore photos and videos of our projects, or the manufacturing stages inside our factory.
How do you choose a furniture manufacturer in Damietta for a palace?
Start by reviewing actual projects, visiting the factory and comparing written specifications for the same pieces and dimensions. Ask about timber, upholstery, finishing, sample approval, the delivery schedule and warranty terms before placing an order.
At Two Brothers Furniture, you can explore our portfolio and manufacturing stages, then discuss palace plans, dimensions and required details directly with the factory in Damietta.
What determines the cost of furnishing a palace?
Cost varies with the number of rooms and halls, furniture dimensions, wood and fabrics, the amount of carving and gilding, and packaging, transport and installation requirements. For a clear comparison, request an itemised quotation for each room showing the pieces, materials, included finishes and any additional service costs.
Information that helps us prepare your quotation
- Palace plans or dimensions for each room and hall.
- A list of required pieces and quantities, including dining and reception seating.
- Reference photographs for preferred styles, colours and fabrics.
- Delivery city or shipping country and your target date.
- Whether the order includes doors and kitchens alongside furniture.
Supplying a showroom or commercial project? Explore wholesale furniture manufacturing and export to discuss quantities and specifications.
Palace furnishing FAQs
How long does it take to furnish a complete palace?
Timing depends on the number of halls and pieces and the amount of carving. As a guide, a bedroom takes around one month to 40 days to manufacture, while a classic salon or sofa suite takes around three weeks. The full project schedule is agreed individually, and manufacturing time excludes shipping and delivery.
Do you furnish palaces outside Egypt?
Yes. We deliver worldwide and have exported our furniture to 11 countries in the Gulf, Africa, Europe and America. Shipping arrangements depend on the destination.
Can you follow an interior designer’s plan or a reference photo?
Yes. We manufacture furniture from the photographs, plans and dimensions you send, or suggest a design suited to the room and palace style.
What timber is used for palace furniture?
We use dried beech wood, selected and allowed to stabilise before manufacturing to reduce cracking or warping. It is well suited to classic hand carving.
What warranty covers palace furniture?
All Two Brothers products carry a lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects.
Can I visit the factory before ordering?
Yes. The showroom and factory are on Port Said Road, next to the transmission station in Damietta. We are open Saturday to Thursday, from 9:00 am.
Furnishing a palace? Start with measurements
Send your palace plans or room photographs and dimensions. We will respond with a proposed style, manufacturing schedule and quotation.
Two Brothers Furniture · Port Said Road, next to the transmission station, Damietta, Egypt · Saturday–Thursday from 9:00 am · Landline +20 57 2188194
