The city of Thrissur, which is renowned for its temples, is also recognized for producing exclusive furniture made from recycled and ethically sourced Indian teak. Temple Town, a business based in this city, has recently unveiled a collection of exceptional wooden beds that reflect their commitment to providing distinct furniture items that are both eco-friendly and steeped in tradition. This new range of beds serves as a testament to their efforts in promoting environmental sustainability. Temple Town has recently introduced a new addition to its furniture collection, a master bed that combines traditional and modern elements. The bed features vintage-inspired design elements, such as a jewellery box and an oil painting of MS Subbulakshmi, a renowned Carnatic singer. Additionally, the bed’s 200-year-old windows, sourced from Karaikudi, add an intriguing historical touch. The bed’s muted shades and maroons lend a subtle charm, making it a distinctive piece that could suit any…
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