AD: Archibrands Brings International Brands to Egypt’s Interiors

Across Egypt’s contemporary design scene, Archibrands is forging connections between global expertise and local architectural practice. As a trusted agent for international leaders in furniture, flooring, ceilings, and acoustic systems, the company delivers comprehensive solutions that support both function and design integrity.
Sustainability guides every partnership in its portfolio. Steelcase, recognised worldwide for its workplace innovations, introduces adaptive solutions that prioritise collaboration, well-being, and environmental responsibility. With over a century of research into how people work, Steelcase develops furniture systems that support comfort, productivity, and sustainable practices in evolving workplaces. ShawContract complements this approach with flooring systems that are durable, stylish, and suited to commercial and hospitality environments.
Acoustics, often overlooked in interior environments, are addressed through Impact Acoustic. Using upcycled materials, its panels and partitions manage sound while shaping the character of a space. Overhead, SAS International offers ceiling systems engineered for precision, adaptability, and long-term performance, while Tarkett provides resilient flooring for offices, hospitality, healthcare, and education. Together, these brands equip Archibrands with a portfolio that balances technical performance, sustainability, and aesthetic value.
Beyond supplying products, Archibrands supports projects through design consultation, space planning, procurement, professional installation, and ongoing aftercare. The context for these services is a market undergoing rapid change. Workplaces are adapting to new patterns of collaboration, environmental regulations are raising the bar for sustainability, and clients increasingly expect interiors to foster healthier, more efficient environments. Within this shifting interior context, Archibrands works alongside architects and designers to embed innovation and sustainability into Egypt’s built interiors.