The Beauty of Teak & Rattan — Born in the tropics. Built to last forever. · Riviera Home Furniture
Riviera — Design Journal · Jacó, Costa Rica
Natural Resilience · Timeless Craftsmanship
Born from the Tropics The Beauty of Teak & Rattan
Some materials don’t just survive the tropics — they were born from them. Teak and Rattan are the soul of coastal living, designed by nature to thrive where others fade.
Design Journal · Jacó, Costa Rica · May 2026
At Riviera Home Furniture, we curate each piece with one simple question: will it still be beautiful in ten years? If the answer is yes, it earns a place in our showroom. This philosophy leads us back, time and again, to the materials that have defined tropical elegance for centuries. Teak, rattan, and wicker are not just aesthetic choices; they are a commitment to quality that breathes with the climate and belongs to the Pacific.
01The Resilience of Teak
Built to Last Forever
Teak is the undisputed king of tropical hardwoods. Its secret lies in its natural oils, which act as a built-in shield against the very elements that challenge other woods. In the salt air and high humidity of Jacó, teak doesn’t just endure—it excels.
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Natural Protection
Teak’s high oil content resists moisture, salt, and sun without asking anything from you. It is naturally repellent to pests and decay.
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Low Maintenance
No special treatment, no fear of a rainy afternoon on the terrace. It requires minimal intervention to maintain its integrity.
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Evolving Beauty
Teak simply gets better with time. Its character deepens, developing an elegant patina that reflects its journey.
“Teak doesn’t fight the Pacific — it belongs to it. It is a material that understands the rhythm of the tropics and ages with a grace that no synthetic can match.”
Teak — Built for decades, not seasons
02The Soul of Rattan & Wicker
Handwoven Warmth
If teak provides the strength, Rattan and Wicker provide the soul. Featherlight, handwoven, and warm, these natural fibers are the essence of coastal design. They bring a tactile, organic quality to a room that immediately makes it feel like home.
When you pair a solid teak table with rattan chairs, your terrace stops being decorated and starts being designed. The contrast between the architectural strength of the wood and the intricate, airy weave of the rattan creates a balance that is both sophisticated and inviting.
🌴 Rattan🎋 Wicker🌿 Natural Fibers✨ Coastal Soul🏝 Pacific Living
Natural fibers breathe with the climate
03Curated for the Future
A Decade of Beauty
Our curation process is rigorous because we believe in furniture as an investment, not a temporary fix. At Riviera, we bridge the gap between raw natural beauty and refined artisan craftsmanship. We look for pieces that will still be beautiful in ten years.
10+
Years of Beauty
100%
Natural Fibers
0
Compromise
04Designing for the Pacific
Your Home, Naturally
The beauty of natural materials is their versatility. They fit as perfectly in a modern beachfront condo as they do in a traditional jungle villa. They bridge the gap between the indoors and the outdoors, creating a seamless transition that is the hallmark of the Costa Rican lifestyle.
“We don’t just sell furniture; we curate the backdrop for your life in the tropics. And that backdrop should be as resilient as it is beautiful.”
How do you bring the beauty of nature into your home design? Share your thoughts in the comments below — we would love to hear your story. 🌿
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The Riviera Effect · Interior Design Jacó Costa Rica
Riviera — Design Journal · Jacó, Costa Rica
Complete Turnkey Transformation
The Riviera Effect
From empty concrete walls to a fully furnished home — living room, bedroom, and kitchen, brought to life room by room.
Design Journal · Jacó, Costa Rica · Turnkey Projects
Every home starts the same way. Bare floors. Empty walls. Four corners full of potential and nothing else. What happens next depends entirely on who walks through the door.
This is a real project. A real condo right here in Jacó Beach. The owners handed us the keys with one request: make it feel like home. What follows is exactly what we did — room by room, piece by piece, from the first design consultation to the final plant in the corner.
No staging. No borrowed furniture. No tricks. Everything you see was sourced, designed, built, or selected by the Riviera team as part of a complete turnkey package — the same service we offer every client who walks through our showroom door.
“You hand us the keys. We hand you back a home.”
Handing over a set of keys of your own? Tell us your vision — we’ll take it from there.
The living room is the first thing guests see. The space where a home announces itself. When we walked in, it was a beautifully constructed empty shell — good bones, great light through those floor-to-ceiling sliding doors, and absolutely nothing else.
Living Room · Jacó Beach · Furnished by Riviera Home Furniture
We brought in a custom sectional sofa in warm neutral fabric, a glass-top coffee table with solid wood legs, a full dining set with upholstered chairs, an area rug, framed coastal artwork, and a curated selection of tropical plants. Every piece was chosen to work with the natural light and the view — not compete with it.
✦ Available at Riviera: Sectional sofas, dining sets, coffee tables, and complete living room packages — from our imported collections or custom-made in our Jacó workshop. Come in with your floor plan and we will design the right configuration for your space.
02The Bedroom
A Room That Holds You. Every Single Night.
You spend a third of your life in your bedroom. And yet it is almost always the room that gets left for later — the space that inherits whatever energy and budget remain after the living room and kitchen are done. We have always believed the bedroom deserves better than that. It’s the same belief behind The One Room Everyone Forgets to Design.
Bedroom · Jacó Beach · Furnished by Riviera Home Furniture
A custom bed frame in natural pale wood, matching open-cube nightstands, bedside lamps, a hand-carved botanical wall panel as the room’s focal point, a decorative ladder shelf, snake plants on either side, and premium white bedding. The result is a room that feels calm, considered, and completely personal.
✦ Available at Riviera: Custom bed frames, nightstands, and complete bedroom suites made to your dimensions and finish in our Jacó workshop — typical lead time 4 to 6 weeks. Wall art, lamps, and decorative accessories available from our imported collections, many in stock for immediate delivery.
Ready to give your bedroom the same attention as the rest of the house? Let’s talk.
The kitchen was already well-built — quality dark wood cabinetry, stainless appliances, good proportions. What it lacked was the layer of life that turns a functional kitchen into a space you genuinely want to spend time in. That is where Riviera came in.
Kitchen & Dining · Jacó Beach · Furnished by Riviera Home Furniture
A glass dining table with cream upholstered chairs, copper bar stools at the kitchen counter, open shelving styled with plants and curated accessories, a large tropical plant to anchor the dining area, and framed coastal artwork on the wall. The same kitchen — an entirely different experience.
✦ Available at Riviera: Dining tables, chairs, bar stools, kitchen islands, and open shelving — from stock or made to measure in our Jacó workshop. Our team will help you identify exactly what your kitchen needs to go from functional to finished.
04What We Do
One Call. One Team. Done.
Every project Riviera takes on follows the same process. A design consultation to understand your space, your style, and your timeline. A complete proposal covering every room. Then our team handles everything — sourcing, building, delivering, and installing — until the home is exactly what it should be.
No coordinating multiple contractors. No chasing deliveries. No decisions left unmade. Whether you are furnishing a new condo, renovating an existing property, or setting up a short-term rental along the Pacific Coast — Riviera has the inventory, the workshop, and the experience to handle it completely.
“The best homes are not decorated. They are designed — with intention, from the very first room to the last.”
Come and see what is possible. Visit our showroom — no appointment needed. Our design team is here to help you find the right pieces, plan the right space, and build the home you have been imagining.
Want the same transformation for your own place? Come visit us — or start the conversation right here.
Sustainable Furniture Costa Rica · Riviera Home Furniture Jacó
Riviera — Design Journal · Jacó, Costa Rica
Conscious Design · Ethical Sourcing · Jacó, Costa Rica
Designed With Conscience.
The most profound question we can ask about our furniture is not just “Do we love it?” — but “What is its story?” At Riviera, that story begins in the forest.
In an era of conscious consumerism, the furniture we choose carries more meaning than ever. Not just aesthetically — but ethically. Where did the wood come from? Who built it? How long will it last? At Riviera Home Furniture, these are not marketing questions. They are the foundation of every decision we make — from the forest floor in Costa Rica’s Pacific hills to the finished piece in your home.
01Three Chapters of Sustainability
A Story in Three Parts.
Every truly sustainable piece has three chapters — and all three must hold together for the story to be complete. A piece made from ethical wood but built to last only five years is not sustainable. A piece made to last decades but produced through exploitative labour is not either. At Riviera, we hold all three chapters to the same standard.
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The Forest
Selective harvesting. Canopy preservation. Reforestation. Every tree transformed into furniture is replaced by several more — contributing to Costa Rica’s extraordinary biodiversity.
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The Community
Skilled Costa Rican artisans. Local economies supported. Cultural woodworking traditions preserved. Pura Vida as a business philosophy — not just a greeting.
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The Longevity
The most eco-friendly furniture is the one that never needs replacing. Dense tropical hardwoods, mortise-and-tenon joinery, non-toxic finishes. Built for decades, not seasons.
“The most profound question we can ask about our belongings is not just ‘Do I love it?’ — but ‘What is its story?’ At Riviera, that story begins long before the first sketch is drawn.”
Curious about the story behind a specific piece? Ask us — we can walk you through where it came from.
The Riviera region, stretching along Costa Rica’s Pacific coast, is a testament to the country’s dedication to conservation. Costa Rica protects more than 25% of its land — a global benchmark for environmental stewardship. The hardwoods that grow here have evolved alongside this extraordinary ecosystem, adapting to its humidity, its rainfall cycles, and its extraordinary biodiversity.
We partner with forestry engineers and local landowners who practice meticulous stewardship — selective harvesting, where only specific mature trees are chosen, ensuring the canopy remains intact and the ecosystem continues to thrive. For every tree transformed into a beautiful piece, several more are planted in its place.
Ethically harvested hardwood — from Costa Rica’s Pacific forests to your home
The hardwoods native to this region are not simply beautiful. They are among the most climate-adapted materials on earth for tropical living — naturally resistant to moisture, insects, and the humidity cycles that define coastal life in Jacó.
The story of sustainability extends beyond the forest floor into the very heart of the community. The ethos of Pura Vida — living simply and in harmony with one’s environment — guides our artisans in Jacó. These are not assembly line workers. They are craftspeople whose knowledge of local wood species, joinery technique, and finishing has been built over years of hands-on practice.
By choosing Riviera Home Furniture, you participate in a circular economy that values people as much as the planet. Your investment supports skilled Costa Rican craftsmen and women, empowers local economies, and preserves cultural traditions of woodworking that might otherwise disappear. This human element is the soul of our sustainability mission — and the part that photographs cannot capture.
25%
of Costa Rica’s Land Protected
100%
Locally Crafted in Jacó Workshop
0
Toxic Finishes Used — Ever
The human element — the soul of our sustainability mission
04The Longevity — The Final Chapter
Built to Last. Not to Be Replaced.
The final chapter of this story is longevity — and it is the most powerful sustainability argument of all. The most eco-friendly furniture is the one that never needs to be replaced. Dense, resilient tropical hardwoods are naturally resistant to pests and moisture. Coupled with artisan techniques like mortise-and-tenon joinery and hand-applied, non-toxic finishes, the result is furniture built to withstand decades of use.
This stands in stark opposition to the fast furniture cycle — cheap materials, disposable construction, replaced every few years. When you choose a sustainably made piece from Riviera, you are making an environmental statement. You are choosing a story of conservation, community, and timeless beauty. A piece that will be in your family long after the trend that inspired it has been forgotten.
“The most eco-friendly furniture is the one that never needs replacing. We build everything at Riviera with that principle as the non-negotiable starting point.”
Ready to choose furniture with a story you can stand behind? Let’s talk about what you’re building.
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The Room Everyone Forgets · Bedroom Design Jacó CR
Riviera — Design Journal · Jacó, Costa Rica
Luxury Bedroom Suites
The One Room Everyone Forgets to Design.
You spend eight hours a day there. Yet most people treat the bedroom last — and settle for far less than they deserve.
Design Journal · Jacó, Costa Rica
Think about the rooms you show guests when they visit. The living room. The kitchen. The terrace if the view is good. The bedroom stays private — which means it often stays unfinished. Unloved. A placeholder rather than a destination. At Riviera, we believe the bedroom deserves the same intention, the same quality, and the same care you bring to every other space in your home. It is, after all, the room that greets you every single morning.
Ready to give your bedroom the attention it deserves? Send us a photo of the space — we’ll help you get there.
The average person spends roughly a third of their life in their bedroom. It shapes the quality of your rest, your mood in the morning, and the way you carry yourself through the day. And yet, when budgets get tight or energy runs low during a renovation, the bedroom is almost always the room that gets left for later.
Later has a way of becoming never. The living room gets the statement sofa. The kitchen gets the island. The bedroom gets whatever is left — a bed frame that almost fits, curtains that were never quite right, nightstands that do not quite belong.
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Of Your Life Spent in Your Bedroom
8hrs
Average Time Per Night in This Space
1st
Room You See Every Single Morning
“The bedroom is not the room you show people. It is the room that shows you — every single day — what you think you deserve.”
02Natural Materials · Built for the Pacific Coast
Warm Tones. Natural Materials. Zero Compromise.
Designing a bedroom on Costa Rica’s Pacific Coast requires a different approach than decorating in a temperate climate. Humidity above 80% for months at a time. Salt air near the ocean. Heat that builds through the afternoon. The wrong materials will not just look wrong — they will feel wrong, and begin to show their age within a season.
This is why every bedroom we design begins with material selection. Solid tropical hardwoods for bed frames and nightstands — species naturally adapted to moisture and temperature. Performance fabrics for upholstered headboards that resist mold and clean easily. Linen bedding that breathes in the heat. Window treatments with blackout liners that block both light and heat during long tropical afternoons.
✦ Available at Riviera: Bedroom suites in warm neutral tones — wood bed frames, matching nightstands, and upholstered headboards. Select models available from our imported collections. Custom sizing and finishes made to order in our Jacó workshop in 4 to 6 weeks, subject to availability. Come see the samples in our showroom.
Not sure which bedroom materials hold up best in your specific space? Ask us — we’ll tell you straight.
Great bedrooms are never lit by a single overhead source. They are built around layers — a bedside lamp for reading, ambient light for atmosphere, natural light managed through the right curtain treatment. It is this layering that gives a bedroom its hotel quality — the sense that every moment of the day and night has been considered.
The nightstand is the most underestimated piece of furniture in the bedroom. It is the last surface you touch before you sleep and the first you reach for when you wake. At Riviera, our nightstands are built with the same care as every other piece — solid construction, beautiful finish, proportions chosen to complement the bed frame beside them.
Layered lighting — bedside lamp, navy headboard, white linen detail
✦ Available at Riviera: The upholstered headboard and nightstand combination shown here reflects our coastal bedroom aesthetic — navy fabric, white wood panelling, clean lines. Custom-made to your dimensions and fabric choice in our Jacó workshop. Lead time 4–6 weeks. Lamps and bedside accessories available from our imported collections — many in stock for immediate delivery.
04From Collections or Custom — Your Choice
Two Ways to Get the Bedroom You Deserve.
At Riviera we offer two routes to the bedroom you have been imagining — and often a thoughtful combination of both.
Option A — From Our Imported Collections
Curated bedroom suites sourced directly from quality workshops across Asia. Sofas, bed frames, nightstands, lamps, and bedding — many available for immediate or near-immediate delivery. Visit our showroom to see, touch, and sit before you decide.
Option B — Custom-Made in Jacó
When the perfect piece does not exist ready-made, our local workshop builds it. You choose the wood, fabric, finish, and exact dimensions. Handcrafted in Costa Rica. Typical lead time 4–6 weeks depending on availability and complexity.
✦ Available at Riviera: The bold upholstered headboard style shown here — navy fabric, statement scale — is one of our most requested custom pieces. Not available off the shelf, but made for you in your choice of fabric, colour, and size. Ready in 4–6 weeks. Bring a photo of your room and we will help you design the right version for your space.
Imported, custom, or a mix of both — not sure which route fits your bedroom? Let’s talk it through.
When all four elements align — the right bed frame, the right materials, the right lighting, the right window treatment — a bedroom stops being a room and becomes a retreat. A place that genuinely restores you. That is the standard we hold every bedroom project to at Riviera, whether we are building a single custom headboard or designing an entire suite from the floor up. It’s the same completeness we talk about in You Don’t Have to Start Over — sometimes it’s one right piece, not a full renovation.
Serene coastal bedroom — blue tones, sheer curtains, pendant lighting
✦ Available at Riviera: The complete coastal bedroom look — upholstered headboard, pendant lighting, sheer curtains, and nightstand — is achievable through a combination of our imported collections and custom-made pieces. Our design team will help you source, combine, and install everything. Come in with your floor plan or photos and we will take it from there.
Riviera transformed our bedroom into a five-star retreat. The custom headboard is stunning, and the entire space finally feels complete and peaceful. It was worth every dollar.
— The Laurent Family · Quepos, Costa Rica
The bedroom is not a room to leave for later. It is the room that greets you every morning and holds you every night. It deserves to be designed with care, intention, and quality — and we are here to help you do exactly that. Come and see what is possible.
Ready to design your bedroom the way it deserves? Come visit us — or start the conversation right here.
Imported collections & custom-made bedroom suites.
Custom orders ready in 4–6 weeks — subject to availability.
No appointment needed. Our design team is here to help.
Centro Comercial Plaza Boulevard, Calle Ancha
Locals #14, #15 & #16 — Jacó, Costa Rica
Open Monday – Saturday
You Don’t Have to Start Over — Riviera Home Furniture
Riviera — Design Journal · Jacó, Costa Rica
The Art of the Refresh
You Don’t Have to Start Over
Sometimes a home doesn’t need a renovation. It needs one right piece — and someone who knows how to find it.
There is a particular kind of dissatisfaction that has nothing to do with not having enough. You have a home you genuinely love — the views, the light, the bones of the space. But something is off. A room that should feel complete feels unfinished. A space that should feel like yours feels borrowed. You cannot quite name it, but you feel it every time you walk in.
A room that’s almost right but not quite? Send us a photo — we’ll help you spot what’s missing.
Most homes do not fail dramatically. They fail quietly — in the gap between what a space could be and what it currently is. A sofa that is functional but joyless. A dining table that seats everyone but anchors nothing. A bedroom that rests the body but not the eye. These are not failures of taste. They are simply unfinished conversations between you and your space.
The instinct, when this feeling arrives, is often to imagine a full renovation. New floors. New walls. Start fresh. But in our experience working with hundreds of clients across Jacó, Herradura, Los Sueños, and beyond, the transformation almost never requires that level of disruption. It requires one decision made well.
“The right piece does not just fill a space. It resolves it — and suddenly everything around it makes sense in a way it never did before.”
The moment a room resolves — Riviera Home Furniture, Jacó
02How We Work With You
We Begin With What You Love
When a client comes to us not to furnish a new home but to elevate one they already live in, our process begins differently. We do not arrive with a blank canvas. We arrive with curiosity — about what is working, what is not, and what matters most to the people who live there.
That heirloom dresser from your grandmother. The painting you brought from home. The sofa you are not ready to part with. These are not obstacles to good design — they are its foundation. Our role is to build around what already has meaning, introducing new pieces that honour the existing story while quietly elevating everything they stand beside. It’s the same philosophy behind Finding the Perfect Match — the right anchor piece makes every other decision easier.
A completed living space — Riviera Home Furniture, Jacó
This is not about imposing a new aesthetic. It is about finding the version of your space that was always possible — and giving it the one or two pieces it was missing to get there.
The living room
When the sofa finally belongs
A well-chosen sofa does not just provide seating. It establishes the entire room’s character — scale, warmth, the invitation to stay.
The dining room
When a meal becomes a moment
The right dining table transforms a functional space into a place people want to linger. It is the piece that turns dinner into an occasion.
The bedroom
When rest becomes a retreat
A handcrafted headboard, the right bedding, a reading chair in the corner — small decisions that together create something hotel-quality and entirely personal.
Have a piece you’re not ready to part with? Let’s build around it, not replace it.
For clients refreshing an existing home, we offer two distinct routes — and often a combination of both.
From our imported collections
Our showroom holds over 100 furniture sets sourced directly from skilled workshops across Asia — sofas, dining tables, bedroom suites, accent chairs, lamps, rugs, and more. These are not mass-produced catalogue pieces. Each is selected by our team for its design integrity, material quality, and suitability for coastal living. Many clients find exactly what they need on their first visit — a piece they could not have imagined existed until they saw it in person.
Designed and made for you
When the perfect piece does not exist ready-made — because the dimensions are unusual, the fabric needs to match something specific, or the design vision requires something entirely original — our local workshop builds it. You choose the wood, the finish, the fabric, the exact proportions. Our artisans handle the rest, producing a piece that fits your space as if it were always there. Because in a sense, it was — it just needed to be made.
Custom fabrication — Riviera workshop, Jacó, Costa Rica
04What Clients Tell Us
The Moment It Clicks
The feedback we receive most often from clients who came to us not for a full home but for a single considered addition is some version of the same thing: I wish I had done this sooner. Not because the process was difficult — it rarely is — but because of how much the result changed the feeling of a space they already lived in and loved.
We had the workshop build a huge custom sectional in this dream blue velvet, and it’s the heart of our home. It’s stunning, it’s durable, and I know it’ll still be gorgeous in a decade. Sometimes you just get what you pay for — and here, you get excellence.
— Chloe P. · Riviera client
A home is never truly finished. It evolves with the people who live in it, the seasons it moves through, the life that accumulates within its walls. What we offer is not a final answer — it is the next right step. The piece that makes today’s version of your home feel exactly as it should. Every piece we recommend still has to meet the same bar — see The Home You Can Count On.
Come See It in Person
Visit Our Showroom in Jacó
No appointment needed. No pressure.
Bring your floor plan, your photos, your questions — or just come as you are.
Centro Comercial Plaza Boulevard, Calle Ancha
Locals #14, #15 & #16 — Jacó, Costa Rica
Open Monday – Saturday
Feel It Before You Buy · Furniture Showroom Jacó CR
Riviera — Design Journal · Jacó, Costa Rica
The Showroom Experience
Why You Need to Feel It Before You Buy It
There are things a screen simply cannot tell you. The weight of a drawer. The way light falls on linen. The moment a room finally makes sense.
Design Journal · Jacó, Costa Rica
We live in an era of infinite scroll. Thousands of sofas, hundreds of dining tables, endless palettes — all flattened into the same 1,200-pixel width, all competing for the same half-second of attention. It is a remarkable way to discover things. It is a very poor way to choose furniture you will live with for the next decade.
Two floors, fully curated — Riviera Home Furniture, Jacó
Been scrolling for weeks and still can’t decide? Come see it in person — most people stop second-guessing the moment they walk in.
A photograph, however beautiful, collapses three dimensions into two. It removes scale. It neutralizes texture. It cannot tell you whether a sofa seat cushion holds its shape after an hour of reading, or whether it softens and sags. It cannot tell you if the walnut finish reads warm or cold in afternoon Pacific light. It cannot tell you whether a piece is built to breathe in humidity or quietly crack over two wet seasons.
These are not minor details. They are the difference between a purchase you grow to love and one you quietly regret.
“The furniture that endures — physically and stylistically — is born from materials you can touch, proportions you can walk around, and craftsmanship your hands can verify.”
This is why the showroom has never become obsolete. Not because the internet failed to deliver convenience — it delivered it perfectly — but because some decisions require the body, not just the eye. It’s the same reason material choice matters so much — see How to Spot Well-Made Furniture for what to actually check once you’re standing in front of a piece.
02Two Floors · Fully Curated
What Happens When You Walk In
Our two-storey showroom in Jacó was not designed as a display room. It was designed as a destination — a place where the act of choosing furniture stops feeling like a task and starts feeling like discovery.
Ground floor — living room vignette, Plaza Boulevard, Jacó
Every room setting is complete. Every combination has been considered. The sofa is paired with the rug that belongs beneath it, the lamp that belongs beside it, the art that belongs above it. You are not looking at individual pieces in isolation — you are seeing how a home actually comes together.
This matters because most people do not struggle to choose a sofa. They struggle to imagine the whole room. Our showroom does that imagining for you, and then gives you the freedom to adapt it entirely to your own space and story.
The moment clients describe most often. We hear a version of the same thing repeatedly, from clients who have been researching online for weeks: “As soon as I walked in, I stopped second-guessing.” That is not a coincidence. It is what happens when proportion, texture, light, and scale align in physical space — the decision that felt complex becomes clear, almost without effort.
Buying furniture in Costa Rica is a different exercise than buying in a temperate climate — and seeing pieces in person makes this tangible in a way no specification sheet can. The Pacific coast brings heat, salt air, and humidity levels that hover above 80% for months. Materials that perform beautifully in a San José showroom or a North American catalog may behave very differently after a wet season in Jacó.
When you visit our showroom, you can run your hand along the grain of a teak frame that has spent years in coastal conditions. You can press into an upholstered cushion and feel the density of the fill. You can open a drawer and notice the quality of the slide. These are the tests that matter — and they are only possible in person.
Our team is on the floor not to sell, but to guide. Ask us which materials perform best in your specific environment — whether you are on the water, in the hills above Jacó, or in a new development where air conditioning changes the humidity calculus entirely. These are conversations worth having before you commit.
04No Appointment Needed
Come as You Are. Leave with Clarity.
There is no pressure in our showroom. No quota. No script. You are welcome to spend twenty minutes or two hours — to wander, to sit in chairs, to hold fabric samples up to your phone photos, to ask every question that has been collecting in your notes since you started this project.
Sit in it. Stay a while. That’s the whole idea.
If you arrive with measurements and a floor plan, we can work through placement with you on the spot. If you arrive with nothing more than a vague sense that your home deserves better, that is exactly enough to start. We have helped clients go from first visit to final delivery in the same week, and we have worked with others over months as a new build came together slowly. There is no wrong way to begin. It’s the same open-door approach behind The Home You Can Count On.
“One visit to our showroom is often all it takes — not because we rush the decision, but because the right piece, seen in person, makes its own argument.”
Great furniture does not shout. It does not need to. In person, surrounded by the pieces that complement it and the light that suits it, it simply settles — and you know. That is the showroom experience. That is why we built it, and why we invite you to come and feel the difference for yourself.
Ready to come feel it for yourself? No appointment needed — just come as you are.
The MCM Armchair — Mid-Century Modern Design · Riviera Home Furniture Jacó
Riviera — Design Journal · Jacó, Costa Rica
Accent Chairs · Mid-Century Modern · Jacó, Costa Rica
The MCM Armchair
The same sled-base honesty as its sibling, now in two finishes — a soft, adaptable cream and a bold, confident teal.
Not every accent chair needs to disappear into the palette around it. The MCM Armchair shares the same honest, sculptural language as its sibling, the Statement Accent Chair — same sled base, same warm wood frame — but comes in two distinct colourways, each with its own personality.
01One Frame, Two Personalities
Mid-Century Modern, Either Way You Choose It.
The sled base, the curved wood frame, the low, confident stance — all of it traces back to the same mid-twentieth-century philosophy of organic functionalism that shaped the rest of our accent chair collection. Alvar Aalto’s bentwood experiments and the Bauhaus insistence on honest materials gave furniture design a vocabulary that still reads as modern nearly a century later.
What changes between the two finishes is the mood. In cream, the chair reads soft and adaptable — a piece that settles into almost any room without asking for attention. In teal, the same frame speaks with real conviction — a saturated, confident colour choice straight out of the era’s own playbook, when designers weren’t afraid to let upholstery carry personality.
“The form asks for restraint. The colour is where you get to decide how loud the room should be.”
Curious how the teal actually reads in person? Fabric colour always shifts a little on screen.
Upholstery texture · Warm wood frame · The detail that holds up close
02Materials & Palette
Choose the Mood You Want to Set.
The frame is worked in the same warm, natural wood across both versions — the grain left visible, the joinery left honest. What sits on top of it is where the two colourways part ways.
The cream upholstery is quietly versatile. It reads as soft and neutral in almost any light, integrates effortlessly with nearly every interior palette, and lets the sculptural sled-base form do the talking. It’s the safer choice — though “safe” undersells how much character the silhouette alone brings to a room.
The teal upholstery is the opposite instinct. Deep and saturated, it reads cooler against warm tropical light and warmer against a cool, minimal room — a colour that gives the eye somewhere to land the moment you walk in. It works beautifully as the counterpoint to the neutral tones running through what’s trending across Riviera interiors right now.
Sled BaseNatural Wood FrameCream or Teal UpholsteryMCM SilhouetteSculptural FormTwo Colourways
Pairing Note
Let One Finish Lead the Room
Whichever colourway you choose, treat it as the room’s one strong statement rather than one of several. Pair the cream version with warmer, layered textures; pair the teal version with quiet, neutral surroundings — a plain sofa, a natural fiber rug, unadorned walls — and let it do the talking.
03Where It Belongs
A Chair for the Room That Needs a Moment.
Not every room needs a statement. But the ones that do — a large, neutral living room, an entryway with nothing to look at, a reading corner that’s a little too quiet — are exactly where either colourway earns its keep.
In the living room
Positioned opposite a plain linen sofa, this armchair becomes the room’s focal point without needing anything else to support it — in cream, quietly; in teal, unmistakably. Keep the rest of the palette simple and let the chair carry the character on its own.
In an entryway or landing
A single MCM armchair in an entry, paired with nothing more than a small table and a lamp, turns a transitional space into a considered one. It’s often the first piece of furniture a guest sees — worth making it count, in whichever finish suits the space.
Near a window
Positioned to catch the light coming through the window, both finishes shift through the day in a way flat, single-tone rooms rarely do — the cream warming at sunset, the teal deepening toward evening. It’s a chair that rewards a good view.
In the living room · Cream colourway
By the window · Cream colourway
Not sure if teal is too bold for your space? Send us a photo — we’ll give you an honest read.
A chair this confident needs the room to make space for it, not compete with it. A few principles for getting the balance right:
Keep the walls and floor neutral. White, cream, warm plaster, natural wood — anything that lets the chair’s chosen colour read clearly, whichever finish you pick.
If you’ve chosen teal, resist matching it elsewhere. A single teal cushion on the sofa or a teal accent nearby dilutes the impact — let the chair be the only place that colour lives.
Add a small wood side table in the same tone as the chair frame — it ties the piece back to its own materials rather than introducing something new.
Give it good light. Both finishes change character between direct sun, shade, and evening lamplight — position it somewhere it gets to show its range.
Leave space around the sled base. Like all great MCM pieces, this chair rewards space — the negative space is part of the composition.
Some chairs are meant to disappear into a room. This one gives you the choice. In cream, the MCM Armchair settles in quietly. In teal, it takes the lead. Either way, it’s the piece you’ll point to when guests ask where you found it.
Accent Chairs · Mid-Century Modern · Jacó Beach
Come See Both Finishes in Person.
The MCM Armchair is available in cream and teal — view, sit in, and take home whichever suits your space from our showroom.
Our team is on hand to help you choose and find the perfect placement.
Centro Comercial Plaza Boulevard, Calle Ancha
Locals #14, #15 & #16 — Jacó, Costa Rica
Open Monday – Saturday
Statement Accent Chair · Furniture Jacó Costa Rica
Riviera — Design Journal · Jacó, Costa Rica
Accent Chairs · Mid-Century Modern · Jacó, Costa Rica
The Statement Accent Chair
A sculptural Mid-Century Modern classic with a sled base and grey-beige upholstery — the one piece that anchors a room and starts a conversation.
Design Journal · Jacó, Costa Rica
There are furniture pieces you buy for function, and then there are pieces you buy because they say something. The Statement Accent Chair belongs firmly in the second category — a chair that earns its place not by blending in, but by becoming the quiet focal point everything else in the room orients around.
At Riviera Home Furniture, we are always searching for that rare piece that bridges honest craftsmanship and enduring design language. This is one of them. We are proud to introduce it to our clients as part of our curated accent collection — a spot-on statement piece for any living space with a sense of character.
01Design Heritage
Rooted in Mid-Century Modern Tradition
The sled base is not a trend. It is a design solution born from a very particular philosophy. Furniture should grow from the needs of the human body — shaped by materials honestly used, without unnecessary ornament.
This approach is often called organic functionalism. The Finnish architect Alvar Aalto championed it most eloquently — his bentwood experiments in the 1930s proved that industrial materials could still feel warm and human.
“The sled base is one of the most honest forms in furniture design — it carries the chair’s weight with total efficiency, and asks for nothing more.”
Around the same time, the Bauhaus movement in Germany was pushing a parallel idea: great design lives at the intersection of art, craft, and industry. The simplest geometry, executed with precision, produces objects of lasting beauty.
The sled base of this chair is a direct descendant of that tradition. Two continuous curved runners replace the conventional four legs. They distribute weight evenly and create a visual lightness that belies the chair’s structural solidity. The result is that unmistakable MCM quality — clean, purposeful, quietly confident.
Mid-Century Modern design reached its peak influence between the 1940s and 1970s, producing some of the most recognizable and reproduced furniture silhouettes in history. The sled base, the tulip pedestal, the Eames shell — these forms endure because they solved real problems with genuine elegance.
Our Statement Accent Chair draws directly on this heritage, bringing MCM proportion and craft sensibility to contemporary interiors. It’s the same lineage that shapes its bolder cousin, the Teal MCM Armchair.
Want to see the sled base and grain up close? It photographs well, but it feels different in person.
The chair frame is crafted in natural warm-toned wood, its grain visible and unhidden. It’s a deliberate choice — one that keeps faith with the MCM principle that materials should be truthful. The wood is shaped into the continuous sled runners and the gently curved backrest, demonstrating a command of the medium that is increasingly rare.
The upholstered seat and backrest come in a grey-beige tone that sits beautifully between warm and neutral. It’s the same palette anchoring a broader shift we’re seeing take hold across Riviera interiors right now.
It reads differently depending on the light around it: cooler and more architectural in morning light, warmer and almost linen-like in the afternoon.
It pairs naturally with the wood frame without competing. And it integrates effortlessly into a wide range of interior palettes — from all-white minimalist rooms to richly layered, earthy tropical interiors.
Sled Base · Natural Wood Frame · Grey-Beige Upholstery · MCM Silhouette · Sculptural Form · Indoor Accent
03Where It Belongs
A Chair That Works Across Every Room.
The beauty of a well-designed accent chair is its versatility. This piece earns its place in multiple scenarios — and in each one, it brings something different to the space.
In the living room
Placed at an angle to the sofa, this chair creates the classic MCM conversation arrangement: two seating zones that feel distinct but connected. The sled base and upholstered seat echo the sofa’s cushioning without matching it too closely, adding visual interest without clash. It works particularly well in living rooms with a view — positioned to face both the seating group and the window, it becomes the best seat in the house.
In the reading nook or home office
The chair’s proportions are generous enough for extended comfort, yet compact enough to tuck into a corner beside a floor lamp and a small side table. As a reading chair, its visual character makes even a modest corner feel like a considered, deliberate space.
In the bedroom
A statement accent chair at the foot of the bed, or in a corner of a master suite, adds a layer of sophistication that transforms a sleeping room into a private retreat. The grey-beige palette integrates naturally with most bedroom colour schemes, and the MCM form brings architecture to a room that often lacks it.
Not sure where it would sit best in your home? Send us a photo of the room.
The Statement Accent Chair is a natural anchor — strong enough to hold a room together, composed enough to support whatever surrounds it. Here are a few principles for styling it well:
Pair with a small side table or tray table at a matching or contrasting wood tone. A round top softens the angular lines of the sled base and creates a natural landing spot for a book or drink.
Add a throw or cushion in a textured natural fiber — bouclé, boucle-blend, or chunky cotton. The grey-beige seat provides the perfect neutral base for layering texture.
Position a floor lamp slightly behind and to one side. MCM chairs were designed in an era of intentional, directional lighting — a well-placed lamp completes the moment.
On hard floors, anchor the seating area with a rug. A natural fiber or geometric low-pile rug keeps the MCM spirit intact without competing with the chair’s form.
Allow it breathing room. Like all great MCM pieces, this chair rewards space. Let it sit with at least 30–40 cm of clear floor around the sled base — the negative space is part of the composition.
Great design does not shout. It settles into a space, earns your attention gradually, and then holds it. The Statement Accent Chair is exactly that kind of piece — one you will appreciate more with each passing week, as it becomes part of how your home feels rather than just how it looks.
It is the chair you point to when guests ask where you found it. It is the piece that quietly lifts everything around it. It is, in the truest sense, a statement.
Accent Chairs · Mid-Century Modern · Jacó Beach
Come See It in Person.
The Statement Accent Chair is available to view, sit in, and take home from our showroom.
Our team is on hand to help you find the perfect placement and pairing for your space.
Centro Comercial Plaza Boulevard, Calle Ancha
Locals #14, #15 & #16 — Jacó, Costa Rica
Open Monday – Saturday
Coastal Living Room Furniture Guide · Riviera Jacó CR
Riviera — Design Journal · Jacó, Costa Rica
Coastal Living Guide · Jacó, Costa Rica
How to Choose Living Room Furniture for a Coastal Home.
Style, durability, and humidity resistance for tropical living rooms in Costa Rica.
Design Journal · Jacó, Costa Rica
Furnishing a coastal living room in Costa Rica is a different challenge than decorating a home in a temperate climate. The Pacific coast brings breathtaking beauty — and with it, relentless heat, salt air, and humidity levels that can hover above 80% for months at a time. The furniture you choose needs to perform in those conditions while still making your living room feel like the retreat you envisioned.
Whether you’re an expat settling into a home in Jacó or Tamarindo, a condo owner in Guanacaste, or a vacation rental operator who needs pieces that look great in photos and survive heavy guest turnover, the principles are the same: prioritize materials that resist moisture and mold, choose silhouettes that breathe, and build a layout that connects your indoor space to the outdoor views that make coastal living worth it.
Furnishing a living room for coastal conditions? Send us a photo of the space — we’ll help you get the materials right.
The most persistent challenge. Even in dry season, coastal homes rarely drop below 60–70% relative humidity. During rainy season — May through November — interiors can sit above 85% for weeks. This warps solid wood, breeds mold in dense foam, corrodes metal hardware, and degrades cheap fabric at the seams.
Salt Air
Compounds the problem near the beach. Salt accelerates corrosion on metal frames and hardware, and can degrade certain synthetic fabrics through surface crystallization over time.
Heat & UV Exposure
Matters especially in open-plan homes with large windows or indoor-outdoor transitions. Direct sun fades upholstery, dries out natural fibers, and can crack leather that isn’t properly conditioned for tropical climates.
Good News
The right materials handle all of this gracefully — and they tend to look beautiful doing it. Tropical-climate design has a rich visual language that aligns naturally with the materials that perform best here.
02Sofa & Seating
Material Matters Most.
The sofa is typically the largest investment in any living room, and in a coastal home, material selection is everything.
Frame Materials
Excellent
Teak
Dense, naturally oily, and resistant to moisture and insects. The gold standard for tropical environments. Lasts decades with minimal care.
Excellent
Marine Aluminum
Won’t rust, won’t warp, and is remarkably lightweight. Ideal for pieces that move between indoor and covered outdoor spaces.
Good
Sealed Hardwood
Properly sealed mahogany and cedar perform well regionally. Local Costa Rican artisans have long worked with these species with great results.
Avoid
Pine / MDF / Particleboard
Untreated or composite wood absorbs moisture rapidly. Exposed steel hardware will corrode unless stainless or powder-coated.
Teak frames sourced from established workshops in Southeast Asia — Indonesia, Thailand, and the Philippines — are built for exactly this kind of climate by design, not coincidence. Riviera’s imported Asian furniture collections bring that heritage directly to the Central Pacific, with pieces that have proven themselves in tropical conditions for generations.
Cushion Fill & Fabric
Even the most durable frame becomes a problem if the cushions are made from standard interior foam. In a coastal home, cushion fill should be quick-dry foam — either open-cell foam designed for outdoor use or polyester fiberfill wrapped in a mold-resistant liner. These materials allow moisture to escape rather than trapping it inside.
For upholstery fabric, solution-dyed acrylic (Sunbrella and similar performance fabrics) is the go-to choice for tropical living rooms. The color is baked into the fiber rather than surface-applied, so UV doesn’t fade it, and the weave resists mold without becoming stuffy. It also cleans easily — a critical feature in vacation rentals or homes with children.
Avoid
Natural cotton or linen upholstery in beachfront homes. These fabrics absorb moisture readily and can develop mildew in as little as a few weeks during the rainy season, even with good airflow.
Performance fabric, up close — the difference between a sofa that lasts and one that doesn’t
Not sure if a fabric you’re considering is coastal-rated? Send us the details and we’ll tell you straight.
Coastal living rooms breathe best with clean, generous silhouettes — low-profile sofas, wide armrests, and deep seats that invite relaxed, informal use. Neutral base tones (sand, warm white, soft charcoal) work beautifully against the tropical landscape visible through your windows, with bolder color introduced through cushions and accessories that are easy to swap seasonally.
Rattan and natural-weave frames are perennially appealing in tropical interiors, but real rattan should be reserved for covered or well-ventilated spaces. Synthetic resin wicker offers the same look with dramatically better humidity resistance and is the smarter choice for most coastal living rooms.
03Rugs
Grounding the Space Without Trapping Moisture.
A well-chosen rug anchors the seating area and does a great deal of design work in tying a coastal living room together. In a humid climate, however, a poorly chosen rug becomes a mold incubator within a season.
Excellent
Polypropylene (Synthetic)
The most practical choice. Stain-resistant, fade-resistant, moisture-resistant, and washable — and modern manufacturing has made them available in textures and patterns that convincingly mimic natural fibers. If your living room is open to the terrace or sees a lot of barefoot traffic from the pool, this is the reliable answer.
Good
Seagrass
Holds up reasonably well in humid conditions because it’s inherently water-resistant. Sisal and jute are more vulnerable — they can absorb moisture and eventually mold in very humid conditions — but they work well in properly air-conditioned spaces with good airflow.
Avoid
Thick wool rugs and high-pile carpets in any coastal home. They retain moisture, take days to dry, and are extraordinarily difficult to remediate when mildew takes hold.
Rug Sizing & Placement
In an open-plan coastal living room, a generously sized rug — large enough that all the main seating sits either fully on it or with just the front legs on it — reads as deliberate and grounded. A rug that’s too small makes even beautiful furniture look adrift.
Use a breathable rug pad underneath: open-weave felt or rubber-backed pads with ventilation holes allow air to circulate beneath the rug, discouraging moisture buildup against the floor.
04Layout
Tips for Coastal Living Rooms.
The layout of a coastal living room should do two things simultaneously: create a comfortable, functional conversation area and make the most of whatever view or connection to the outdoors you have.
Orient Toward the View
Centering the layout on a TV wall is worth resisting as the primary orientation. Consider angling the seating toward windows, sliding doors, or a terrace, and placing the TV on an adjacent wall or in a cabinet that closes when not in use.
Create Zones in Larger Rooms
Many coastal homes have generous living areas that can accommodate more than one seating cluster. A main conversation group plus a secondary reading or lounge zone near the window gives the space depth and feels curated rather than sparse.
Allow for Air Circulation
In naturally ventilated homes, furniture placement shouldn’t block the primary airflow path between doors and windows. Leave at least 18 inches between the sofa and coffee table, and between furniture groupings and any doorways that open outside.
Go Low and Light
Low-profile furniture makes a coastal living room feel airy and connected to the landscape. Pieces with visible legs allow light to pass underneath, making the room feel larger. Glass or stone coffee tables reflect light rather than absorbing it.
Consider Indoor-Outdoor Continuity
If your living room opens onto a covered terrace or rancho, choose furniture with materials and a palette that carry through to the outdoor space. A cohesive visual flow between inside and out makes both spaces feel larger and more intentional.
05Custom vs. Imported
Finding the Right Balance.
One of the real advantages of furnishing a home in Costa Rica is access to both worlds: skilled local artisans who can build custom pieces to your exact specifications, and importers who bring in curated furniture from major producing regions in Asia, where tropical-climate construction is standard practice.
Custom-built furniture from local Costa Rican craftspeople offers the advantage of perfect fit, material transparency, and direct collaboration on design. A locally made teak or certified hardwood sofa base, fitted with performance fabric cushions, can be a genuinely exceptional piece — and it supports the local economy in the process. See How to Spot Well-Made Furniture for what to check before you commit.
Imported collections — particularly from Bali, Java, and the Philippines — bring design sophistication and consistency that is especially valuable for vacation rental properties or when you need matching pieces across multiple units. Riviera’s showroom in the Central Pacific region curates exactly this kind of imported collection alongside locally custom-built options, so clients can find the right balance for their space and budget. For where to actually find these pieces, Where to Buy Furniture in Jacó, Costa Rica maps out the local landscape.
Pro Tip
The best coastal living rooms often blend both worlds: a landmark imported sofa or accent chair that anchors the space, paired with custom side tables or shelving built locally to fit the room precisely.
Quick Reference Checklist
Frame is teak, marine aluminum, powder-coated steel, or sealed hardwood
Cushions filled with quick-dry or open-cell foam
Upholstery is solution-dyed acrylic or another performance textile
Metal hardware is stainless, brass, or powder-coated — not bare iron or chrome
Rug material is polypropylene or moisture-resistant natural fiber
Rug pad is open-weave to allow airflow beneath
Layout allows primary airflow between doors and windows
Seating oriented toward the view, not just the TV wall
Looking for curated coastal furniture in Costa Rica? Riviera offers imported Asian furniture collections and locally custom-built pieces selected for tropical durability and coastal style. It’s the same climate-first thinking behind Sun-Kissed Serenity.
Ready to find the right pieces for your living room? Come visit us — or start the conversation right here.
Where to Buy Furniture in Jacó, Costa Rica · Riviera Home Furniture
Riviera — Design Journal · Jacó, Costa Rica
Jacó Living Guide · Costa Rica
Where to Buy Furniture in Jacó, Costa Rica.
From budget imports to custom hardwood pieces — here’s what the local furniture market looks like, and how to find what you actually need.
Design Journal · Jacó, Costa Rica
Furnishing a home in Jacó is a different experience than furnishing one in San José, and certainly different from shopping in North America or Europe.
The options are real — but they require knowing where to look, what questions to ask, and what trade-offs come with each route. Whether you’re settling into a long-term rental, finishing a new build, or upgrading a vacation property, this guide covers the landscape honestly — including one address worth knowing well.
Not sure where to start looking? Tell us what you need and we’ll point you the right way.
Jacó has grown considerably as a residential and tourism hub, and the furniture scene has followed. Broadly, buyers here have a few options:
Import Stores
Mass-market imported pieces, often flat-pack or assembled on arrival. Accessible and fast — but not always built for the coast.
Local Carpentry
The Central Pacific region has a tradition of solid woodworking — teak, cedar, and regional hardwoods. Quality and lead times vary widely.
Curated Showrooms
Higher-end imported collections and custom-made pieces from dedicated design destinations. The best option for buyers who want consistency, quality, and reliable service.
Not all furniture is built for the coastal climate — knowing the difference matters
“In a coastal climate like Jacó’s, material choices matter more than most people expect. Humidity, salt air, and UV exposure can be hard on furniture that wasn’t built with the environment in mind.”
02Quality
The Climate Will Win. Every Time.
Coastal conditions in Jacó are the first thing worth understanding. Humidity runs high year-round, and homes near the beach get wind-driven salt air even if they’re not directly oceanfront. Furniture that performs well in a dry North American interior can warp, rust, or fade much faster here.
When evaluating quality, look for materials rated for humid or tropical environments — powder-coated or stainless hardware, solid hardwoods or properly sealed engineered wood, performance fabrics that resist mildew, and outdoor-rated pieces for any exposed areas. The full breakdown of what to look for is in How to Spot Well-Made Furniture.
Powder-Coated or Stainless Hardware
Regular metal corrodes quickly in salt air. This is not optional near the coast.
Solid Hardwoods
Particle board and untreated MDF absorb humidity, swell, and delaminate within months.
Performance Fabrics
Solution-dyed, UV-resistant, and mildew-tolerant fabrics stay beautiful through rainy season and dry season alike.
Outdoor-Rated Pieces
For any exposed terraces or covered patios, treat the selection as an outdoor purchase from the start.
Ask before you buy
Is this material rated for humid or tropical climates?
Are hardware and fixtures stainless or powder-coated?
What’s the warranty or exchange policy?
Is custom sizing or fabric selection available?
What are the lead times for custom or special-order pieces?
Reputable suppliers will be straightforward about what holds up — and what doesn’t.
Every piece at Riviera is selected with the Pacific coast climate in mind
Not sure if a piece you’re eyeing will hold up here? Send us a photo and we’ll give you an honest read.
The Most Complete Destination. Two Floors. One Address.
Two floors of curated furniture — Calle Ancha, Jacó, Costa Rica
Riviera Home Furniture · Calle Ancha, Jacó — the furniture destination Jacó buyers count on.
The most complete furniture destination in Jacó is Riviera Home Furniture — a two-story showroom on Calle Ancha that carries both imported luxury pieces and custom-made furniture. The space is large enough to give buyers a real sense of scale and proportion — something that’s genuinely hard to judge from a catalog or online listing.
The showroom brings in collections from international suppliers alongside pieces that can be ordered in custom dimensions, fabrics, and finishes. It’s the kind of place where you can walk in with a rough idea and leave with a clear plan — or browse without pressure and take your time.
For buyers furnishing a home in the Jacó area, it’s the logical first stop — and often the last one needed.
Come feel it before you decide — no appointment needed
04Getting the Most Out of a Visit
A Showroom Visit Works Best When You Come Prepared.
Come with measurements. Know the dimensions of your rooms, doorways, and any architectural features that constrain what can come in. Bring photos of the space if you have them. A good consultant can help you think through proportion, layout, and how pieces work together — but that conversation goes much faster when you walk in prepared.
Be honest about timeline and budget. If there’s a move-in date or a vacation rental opening that has to hit, say so upfront. And if budget is a constraint, framing it clearly lets a consultant help you prioritize rather than guessing at what you’re working with.
The furniture market in Jacó has more to offer than most people expect. The key is knowing what you need, asking the right questions, and finding a supplier who can actually deliver — in every sense of the word.
Ready to furnish your Jacó home? Come visit us — or start the conversation right here.
