Global Furniture Brand Akiba Unveils First U.S. Showroom in Dania Beach

Dania Beach is now the home to the first U.S. showroom for Akiba as the brand works to strengthen its presence among North American design professionals. Located at 1941 Tigertail Blvd., the store represents the brand’s efforts to enhance its presence among North American design professionals. 

The showroom was designed by Akiba, with an area of 6500 square feet divided into various distinct spaces. The layout is intentionally designed for different exhibitions to showcase the versatility of Akiba’s products. Akiba’s collection features live-edge tables, contemporary indoor and outdoor furniture, and flooring and fixtures to reflect elegance, integrity, and sustainability. 

In addition to the new showroom, there will be a welcome customer area and a work area where clients can meet with their architect or interior designer. There is also a warehouse space where different slabs of wood are stored that the upfront showroom cannot accommodate. 

“Akiba is proud to be expanding our North American operations to include a U.S. location,” Gianni Sharrouf says, oversees the development of the company’s Akiba furniture brand. “This expansion establishes our company’s investment in the North American market to offer more sustainable options to consumers.” 

(Photo Credit: Renato Freitas)

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