
Bucharest has two very distinct residential worlds: the interwar villas and houses in the city center, often with Art Deco features, and the new constructions in the north towards Pipera. Both are located in one of Europe's most active earthquake zones.
Earthquake Zone: Secure, Don't Stack
Romania is regularly affected by tremors from the Vrancea region. For furnishing, this means the same as in Istanbul: secure tall display cabinets and chests of drawers to the wall, store heavy items at the bottom, and hang lights securely. Many old buildings have an official risk classification that should be known before making major purchases.
Art Deco in Existing Buildings
Interwar architecture, with its rounded corners, porthole windows, and terrazzo floors, pairs exceptionally well with geometrically inspired furniture. Those who reside in these buildings will find the appropriate design language in Art Deco, with velvet and brass as material pairings.
New Construction in the North
The opposite applies here: open floor plans, 2.70-meter ceilings, large window areas. Here, lower furniture, a large rug for zoning, and lighting on multiple levels instead of a dominant chandelier are suitable.
Shipping to Bucharest
We deliver to Bucharest. The price depends on the shipping weight, which for furniture is calculated from dimensions and packaging. Zone: EU. The prices are gross prices.
| Shipment | Shipping Costs |
|---|---|
| Parcel up to 31.5 kg | €34.90 |
| Freight forwarding up to 150 kg | €169.90 |
| Freight forwarding up to 300 kg | €210.00 |
| Freight forwarding up to 600 kg | €280.00 |
Freight forwarding goods are delivered curbside. This means: to the curb in front of the address, not into the apartment and not into the installation room. If you require delivery to an upper floor, please arrange it locally; this page explains what to consider.
The complete table with all weight categories can be found under Shipping and Delivery, and the timeframes under Delivery Time.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should be considered in Bucharest due to earthquake risk?
Secure tall furniture to the wall, place heavy items at the bottom, and hang ceiling lights securely. Many old buildings have an official risk classification.
Which style suits Interwar architecture?
Art Deco. Rounded corners, porthole windows, and terrazzo pair well with geometrically inspired furniture featuring velvet and brass.
What suits the new constructions in northern Bucharest?
Lower furniture, a large rug for zoning, and lighting on multiple levels instead of a dominant chandelier.
Personal advice
We advise you personally and online. Send us your room dimensions or a photo at info@casa-luxury.de and we will put together a suitable selection for you.
Luxury Furniture for Bucharest: Interwar, Earthquake, New Construction: Models from the Collection
A selection from the areas discussed on this page. Each image leads to the product page.












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