Home decor shops in Bangladesh: where to buy online and in Dhaka

Where can you buy home decor in Bangladesh?

Buy by what you need, not by shop. For cheap basics like clay pots, frames, mirrors and mats, go to Dhaka's markets in person and bargain. For handmade pieces, buy online from a shop that names the maker and lets you check the parcel before you pay. For furniture, try the showrooms, or the used-furniture markets at half the price. And read the return rule before you order anything fragile.

A note before the list: JADUZ is our own marketplace and appears below. We don't rank anyone. Shop terms come from each shop's own pages, checked on 27 to 29 October 2026, and terms change. For what the craft houses (Aarong, Kumudini, Jatra, Deshal, Kay Kraft, Kaaruj) are each known for, see our guide to shops like Aarong.

Where to buy, by what you need

The prices come from dated press reports and shop pages, so expect some drift.

Which are the best home decor websites in Bangladesh?

The best one is the one whose terms you can live with. Here's how the main ones compare on delivery, cash on delivery and returns:

What each is like to order from:

• Aarong. On 27 October 2026, wall hangings ran from ৳520 to ৳6,065 and lamps from ৳633 to ৳4,367. Exchanges are accepted within 30 days, but discounted items can't be exchanged or returned, so think twice in a sale.
• Kaaruj. Jute lamps, trivets and accessories. Delivery takes 3–5 business days in Dhaka and 5–7 outside, with ৳20 for each extra kilogram. Claims are accepted for a wrong, damaged or lost item, or a major defect, so check the parcel before the delivery person leaves.
• Karubari. A Bangla-first craft marketplace where each maker's page shows their name and village or upazila. Ready-stock pieces take 1–3 working days in Dhaka and 3–7 elsewhere, and made-to-order pieces add the maker's time. Report damage within 24 hours, with photos.
• Paakhi Home and Daybreak for bedding. Paakhi Home takes returns or exchanges within 3 days, and return shipping costs ৳100 for small items. Daybreak sells hand-block and natural-dye bedsheets, with king-size sets at ৳2,350 to ৳2,700.
• Othoba. A big marketplace whose home decor runs from ৳200 to ৳15,000.

Is there an IKEA in Bangladesh?

No. IKEA has no store in Bangladesh. The workaround The Business Standard described in 2021 was a reseller on Facebook, the group "IKEA products Bangladesh", importing pieces from Singapore or Malaysia on pre-order, with the overseas shipping in the price. If you try a reseller, check it is still active and ask for the final price before you pay.

What to buy instead:

• Flat, modern furniture: Otobi, which lists 11 showrooms in Dhaka, or Hatil, with more than 70 showrooms in March 2024.
• IKEA-style household basics: MR.DIY, the Malaysian home-improvement chain, had 16 stores in Bangladesh by June 2026, from Uttara and Jamuna Future Park to Chattogram, with over 10,000 products including household items and furnishings.

Where are the home decor markets in Dhaka?

Each kind of thing has its own neighbourhood. The Daily Star's Bangla edition mapped them in November 2023:

• Frames and mirrors: New Market and Elephant Road.
• Lampshades: Kataban, Nawabpur, Paltan, Bijoynagar, New Market and Gulshan DCC market. Jatra in Banani has rickshaw-painted ones.
• Wall hangings: New Market, with wood, bamboo, iron, kantha, rickshaw-painted and calligraphy pieces.
• Clay pieces: the stalls around Doel Chattar and Curzon Hall, from ৳50.
• Brass and bell metal: Shankharibazar, Islampur, Tantibazar and Sutrapur in Old Dhaka, plus Elephant Road and Banani.
• Shatranji, table mats and wall mats: the craft outlet at Shukrabad, shatranji from ৳800.

For furniture:

• Used: Prothom Alo counted more than 250 used-furniture shops across six markets in October 2023, including Panthapath, Khilgaon Railgate, Segunbagicha and Mohammadpur Town Hall. Prices run at half of new or less: sofas ৳16,000 to ৳35,000, beds ৳5,000 to ৳26,000. Check the wood for woodworm, and bargain.
• New: Mirpur Stadium Market has more than 70 shops under the stadium, selling beds, sofa sets and TV cabinets, and building to your design (The Daily Star Bangla, November 2024).

Take your room's measurements and a phone photo of the space. Every one of these markets expects you to bargain.

Where can you buy cheap home decor?

• Van markets. Mirpur's Hope Market, Mohammadpur Krishi Market, Khilgaon Taltola and parts of Uttara sell decor cheaply from vans.
• Clay from the roadside. Pots, vases and clay figures from ৳50 at Doel Chattar.
• Your own design. Local craftspeople will make a lampshade, frame or shelf to your sketch, often for less than a shop's finished piece.
• Second-hand furniture, at half the new price or less.

For gift-sized pieces, our guide to gifts under ৳500 and ৳1,000 has more.

Can you buy home decor outside Dhaka?

Yes, mostly online. Aarong, Kaaruj, Paakhi Home and the big marketplaces deliver across the country. MR.DIY has stores in Chattogram (Bali Arcade and Halishahar) and Mymensingh. For delivery outside Dhaka, expect a higher charge and a few more days: ৳130 at Kaaruj, and 4–7 days at Aarong.

Is it safe to buy home decor from Facebook pages?

It can be, if the page lets you see before you pay. Many small makers sell mainly on Facebook. Before you order:

• Ask for a real photo or a short video of the exact piece, next to something for scale, not a catalogue picture.
• Get the size in centimetres and the material in writing in the chat.
• Prefer cash on delivery. If the page wants a full advance for a ready-made piece, ask why.
• Read the comments, not the page's own reviews, and check how long the page has been posting.
• Ask what happens if it arrives broken, before you order, and keep the answer.

How do you buy decor online without regret?

Measure the wall or table before you order, check the return window, especially on sale items, and open the parcel in front of the rider before you pay. Several of the shops above accept claims only at that moment.

On JADUZ, every piece is handmade by a named Bangladeshi maker and approved by a curator before it goes on sale. You pay cash on delivery anywhere in Bangladesh. Open the parcel in front of the rider: if it's damaged or wrong, hand it back and pay nothing. Once the rider has left, there are no returns. Today's pieces are original wall art:

One of a kind

Ocean Melody

৳750

Karunika, Dhaka

Sold out

Islamic Calligraphy Canvas

৳300

Karunika, Dhaka

Browse all wall art, or read the delivery and returns pages. For what to buy, see our guides to drawing room decoration and decorating a small rented flat.