Iwan Maktabi’s name has become synonymous with high-end carpets, and continued the family tradition and its commitment to quality, and creativity. Hence the gallery’s reputation of market leaders in both antique and contemporary design carpets.
Find affordable, quality pre-loved furniture at Bab Al Karama Used Furniture Trading in Al Karama, your go-to spot for stylish secondhand pieces.
Bab Al Karama Used Furniture Trading is a trusted name for quality second-hand furniture in Dubai. We offer a wide selection of pre-loved items, perfect for furnishing your home or office without breaking the bank. Whether you're looking for a vintage sofa, a sturdy dining set, or affordable bedroom furniture, our collection in Al Karama has something for everyone. As a popular choice for budget-conscious shoppers, Bab Al Karama Used Furniture Trading makes it easy to find great deals on durable and stylish pieces, making them a go-to destination for used furniture in Dubai.
Iwan Maktabi’s name has become synonymous with high-end carpets, and continued the family tradition and its commitment to quality, and creativity. Hence the gallery’s reputation of market leaders in both antique and contemporary design carpets.
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