Who we are, what we make, and how we work
ABA Wood designs and manufactures furniture in its own facilities in Karachi and Islamabad. We are not an importer and not a retailer of other people’s stock — every piece we sell is made in our own units, by our own team, to our own standard.
That matters most to buyers with a specification to meet. Because production is in-house, we can quote against drawings, match an existing finish, build to non-standard dimensions, and answer for the result ourselves rather than passing a complaint down a supply chain.
This profile is also available as a PDF, for attaching to a tender submission or forwarding to a procurement team.
Standard designs are shown in our online catalogue. Anything in it can be altered — dimensions, timber, finish, upholstery — and we regularly build from a client’s own drawings.
B-153 Capital Society Main Road,
near Malir Cantt, Karachi
Our first unit, established 2023. The retail showroom opened alongside it in 2024, so clients can see finished work and meet the people who build it.
Japan Road, near Naval Anchorage,
Islamabad
Opened 2024 as our second production unit with a display centre, serving the twin cities and the north.
DP World and Bank Al Barqa, with furniture delivered to branches in Lahore, Karachi, Bahawalpur and Dera Adam Khel — multi-city delivery and installation, secured within our first year of manufacturing.
We also supply interior designers and contractors who specify on behalf of their own clients.
ABA Wood was founded on 25 years of construction and interior work carried out by our parent company, ABA Associates, whose clients have included Shell, UBL, TCS and the Pakistan Air Force.
That work was construction and interiors rather than furniture supply — but it is the reason ABA Wood exists, and the standard it was built to meet.
ABA Wood is the furniture manufacturing arm of ABA Group. Its sister company, ABA Associates, delivers construction, renovation, interior design and project management across Pakistan.
For a client building or fitting out a space, that removes the usual gap between the contractor and the furniture supplier — the point where budgets and programmes normally slip. One group is answerable for both.
Whether it is one bed set or fifty workstations, the process is the same — and the people who quote it are the people who build it.