Royal Garden Announces Strategic Expansion to Support B2B Partnerships and Global Growth
06/05/2025, Cairo // KISS PR Brand Story PressWire //
Royal Garden, Egypt's leading manufacturer of luxury outdoor furniture, is proud to announce a strategic expansion of its production operations and global business outreach. With a firm foundation in artisanal craftsmanship and a fast-growing international presence, the company is reinforcing its position as a trusted partner to businesses in the hospitality, real estate, and retail sectors worldwide.
Founded in 2021, Royal Garden has experienced exceptional growth, with sales rising over 55% year-over-year and demand for its premium outdoor and hotel furniture extending far beyond its home market. In response, the company has initiated a major capacity expansion at its Giza Industrial Zone facility, incorporating automation and lean production techniques while preserving the hand-finished quality that defines the Royal Garden brand. With this expansion, monthly output now exceeds 1,000 units, ensuring shorter lead times and greater production flexibility for bulk and custom orders.
Royal Garden's growth is anchored not only in production efficiency but in a steadfast commitment to quality, sustainability, and client service. The company has become a preferred supplier for several high-profile projects, with recent collaborations including Rixos Hotels, Zen Wellness, and Utopia Beach Club. These partnerships demonstrate Royal Garden's ability to meet complex requirements for commercial spaces that demand both durability and design sophistication—particularly in the realm of high-end hotel furniture.
CEO Mohamed Nabil Zaky emphasized the importance of this moment for the company's business-to-business development. 'Our partners count on us for more than just furniture. They rely on us for dependable supply, inspired design, and shared values around sustainability and excellence,' said Zaky. 'This expansion empowers us to scale while keeping those priorities at the core of everything we do.'
Royal Garden recently showcased its latest outdoor and hotel furniture collections at Le Marché 2025, the Middle East and Africa's largest furniture and home design exhibition. The brand's presence at the event marked a milestone in its international expansion, drawing the attention of global buyers, designers, and developers. The featured collections celebrated nature-inspired aesthetics and eco-conscious manufacturing, aligning with growing demand for ethical luxury in commercial environments.
The company's sustainable production model includes the use of responsibly sourced raw materials, energy-efficient machinery, and strict waste-reduction protocols. Each collection is developed with both environmental responsibility and performance in mind, featuring long-lasting materials such as FSC-certified wood, high-performance fabrics, and weather-resistant finishes. These practices have positioned Royal Garden as a leader in Egypt's green manufacturing movement—and as a valuable partner to businesses prioritizing ESG compliance.
With its expanded capacity and refined operational systems, Royal Garden now serves business clients across the Middle East, Africa, and Europe, and is actively expanding into new global markets. Its B2B offering includes dedicated support for wholesalers, property developers, hotel groups, and outdoor living retailers. From customized hotel furniture to large-scale resort furnishing solutions, the company provides tailored services backed by deep manufacturing expertise and seamless international logistics.
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