New Era Furnishers

every aspect of local peoples’ lives; it applied to the furniture being used at home. The drawing rooms had floor-seating arrangement (chandni--white spreadsheet covering the floor) with bolster (gao takiye) and large pillows. Gradually the ethnic furniture of the mughal era like cushioned platform (diwan), delightfully designed low-stools (peerhi) and the intricately carved massive wooden beds were replaced with westren style sofas, chairs, tables, mattresses, etc. Soon after his son Mian Muhammad Amin joined his father’s business. Anticipating the future course of furniture architecture, Mr. Muhammad Amin’s innovative spirit artistically blended the old with the new to create a unique look. Thus it was the germ of the idea that ultimately flowered into NEW ERA FURNISHERS. A short while before the partition of sub-continent, Mr. Muhammad Ameen spent some time in Delhi and made a mark here too with his classic designs and unmatched craftmanship in the furniture manufacturing & style. After creation of Pakidstan in 1947, he returned to Lahore. The new country and developing economy offered lucrative opportunities for growth. Page managed by:
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