From carving and inlay to Tuấn Trinh Furniture

Before the cabinets, seating and worship furniture of today, the family began with carving and inlay around 1994–1995. That was the first stage of Tuấn Trinh Furniture: decorative woodwork that gradually grew into a wider range of pieces and spaces.

From carving and inlay to a furniture shop

In 2008, the family expanded into furniture production and trading. The first shop occupied approximately 100m² and mainly sold chairs. It later grew to around 200m², adding cabinets, altar tables and other furniture to its range.

The range grew from individual chairs to seating sets, display cabinets and woodwork for whole homes. The year 2008 marks that expansion, continuing the carving and inlay work that came before it.

Decoration within the furniture

In the family’s reference pieces, a cabinet can be seen first through its overall form, then through its doors and compartments. Worship furniture brings legs, frames and carved areas into view. These details connect the craft story with the way a piece occupies a home.

From individual pieces to work for whole spaces

Alongside the shop, the family has undertaken work of different sizes, including whole-home furniture and military memorial worship projects. Its archive preserves views of tables, doors, decorative frames and woodwork within the spaces where they are used.

If you have a design in mind, send a photograph or arrange a visit. Whether it is a cabinet for ceramics or several pieces planned together, the conversation can begin with your space and what you want the furniture to do.