Where to Find Beautiful Home Decoration Items in Dhaka

After a long day of busyness and work, we all return to our own homes. For spending some private time or for resting, everyone’s favorite and most comfortable place is their home. Each person wants to decorate their home in a way that looks beautiful and appealing. However, there are no fixed rules for home decoration. Depending on taste, affordability, and personal preference, everyone’s interior decoration looks different.

When it comes to decorating homes nowadays, people prefer light colors and light furniture that give a touch of local tradition. The old-fashioned cane furniture has once again gained popularity. One way to buy things at a lower cost is by giving designs to local craftsmen and having items made. Apart from that, van markets have now become quite popular for affordable home décor items. In places like Mirpur Hope Market, Mohammadpur Krishi Market, Khilgaon Taltola, and some areas of Uttara, you can find various home decoration items being sold on vans at very cheap prices. In addition, many online pages are now doing great work with different kinds of home décor products.

Let’s see where you can find home decoration items—

Clay Items

If you want to decorate your home with a local touch, the use of clay products is a must. Around Doel Chattar near Curzon Hall of Dhaka University, there are many shops selling clay utensils and products. Besides, you will notice roadside clay shops in different areas of Dhaka. From there, you can buy clay dishes, flower vases, dolls, and many more items at a low cost. Clay products are also available at Aarong and different supermarkets. Prices usually start from 50 Taka and vary depending on the item.

Shotoronji

You can bring a traditional local vibe into your home by using the famous “Shotoronji” from Rangpur. Shotoronji is well-known for its unique weaving and designs. In winter, using Shotoronji not only saves you from the cold floor but also enhances the beauty of your room. Apart from rugs, table mats and wall mats made from Shotoronji are also available. At the Karupanya outlet in Shukrabad, Dhaka, you will find different sizes and designs of Shotoronji. Prices here start from around 800 Taka, depending on the size.

Lampshades

The play of light and shadow makes a room more attractive with lampshades. You can place one in the corner of any room. Nowadays, lampshades made of wood, cane, beads, hogla leaves, bamboo, paper, and fabric are available. You can find them at Doel Chattar, Katabon, Old Dhaka’s Nawabpur, Paltan Mor, Bijoynagar, New Market, and Gulshan DC Market. For something unique, rickshaw-paint lampshades can be found at Jatra in Banani. Aarong, Aranya, and Source in Mohammadpur also sell lampshades made from different materials and designs. Prices vary depending on the material.

Wall Hangings

To decorate your walls, you can use wall hangings. Along with carved wooden designs, wall hangings made of bamboo and iron are also available. To give your home a more artistic and elegant look, you can hang Nakshi Kantha or rickshaw paintings. Nakshi Kantha wall hangings are a bit more expensive. Nowadays, calligraphy wall hangings are also popular. However, the choice of wall hanging should match the color of the walls and the overall décor of the home. You can find them at New Market, Aarong, and Jatra.

Photo Frames

We capture special moments of life through photos, and those photos can also be used in home decoration. When choosing photo frames, you should consider the wall color and furniture style. Frames of different materials and sizes are available—such as wood, ceramic, antique, glass, cane, and steel. There are many photo frame shops at New Market and Elephant Road. Aarong also offers a collection.

Mirrors

Mirrors are not only for personal grooming, but they can also be used for interior decoration. You can place a mirror on the wall that first catches the eye when entering the house, or in the living room. Mirrors can also be placed among a collection of photo frames. They come in different designs, sizes, and colors. In Dhaka, some mirror shops are located at New Market and Elephant Road. Aarong also sells mirrors in various designs.

Copper and Brass Utensils

If you want to add a touch of elegance to your interior, copper and brass items are a good choice. Apart from utensils, you can also keep flowers in brass vases. In Old Dhaka’s Shankhari Bazar, Islampur, Tantibazar, and Sutrapur, you will find shops selling copper and brass products. Such items are also available at Elephant Road and Banani.

Indoor Plants and Planters

Plants add freshness and life to any room. Indoor plants like money plant, snake plant, and peace lily are very popular in Dhaka homes. You will find beautiful ceramic and terracotta planters at Doel Chattar, Katabon Pet Market, and also online plant shops. Many shops at Gulshan, Banani, and Dhanmondi sell designer pots and planters. Prices range widely, starting from a few hundred Taka.

Rugs and Carpets

Besides Shotoronji, modern rugs and carpets are also widely used for floor decoration. They come in woolen, cotton, and synthetic materials with various patterns and textures. Elephant Road, Gulshan Pink City, and Bashundhara City shopping complex are good places to find carpets and rugs in different styles and prices.

Cushions and Throws

Colorful cushions and throws can easily brighten up a sofa or bed. These are available in cotton, silk, velvet, and traditional embroidered styles. You can buy them from Aarong, Jatra, New Market, or even local van markets in Mirpur and Mohammadpur at cheaper rates.

Curtains and Drapes

Curtains are not just for blocking sunlight; they also give a complete look to your home décor. From plain cotton curtains to heavy jacquard and velvet drapes, there are endless choices. Elephant Road, New Market, and Gulshan Avenue have numerous curtain shops. Many online stores also deliver custom-made curtains.

Wooden Furniture

Wooden furniture remains the top choice for most households. Whether it is a sofa, bed, wardrobe, or dining table, wooden furniture brings both elegance and durability. Elephant Road, Panthapath, and Mirpur have hundreds of furniture showrooms. Bashundhara City’s furniture outlets also have premium collections.

Cane and Bamboo Furniture

Cane and bamboo furniture are now back in style for their lightweight, eco-friendly, and aesthetic appeal. Chairs, stools, tea tables, and even bed sets are available in cane. You can find them at Katabon, Mirpur-10, and New Market areas, as well as in Aarong and Jatra for more designed versions.

Modern Modular Furniture

For small apartments in Dhaka, modular and space-saving furniture is in high demand. Folding beds, storage sofas, and wall-mounted tables are available in places like Hatirpool, Elephant Road, and online furniture outlets such as ISHO and Hatil.

So, in Dhaka, whether you are looking for traditional items like clay pots, brass vases, or Shotoronji, or modern touches like rugs, planters, and modular furniture, you will find everything at affordable to premium ranges.