About us
Thiên Tín
Considered interiors. Your own signature.
Designed as one. Refined in every detail.
Thiên Tín is a Hanoi furniture manufacturer and strategic partner of LUDA. We create matching honeycomb aluminium cabinets and doors, made to fit each space.
The Thiên Tín story
Thiên Tín started as a small joinery making everyday furniture for local families.
We grew into a factory with automated lines and were among the first to build furniture from honeycomb panels.
From the drawing to the final detail.
From cutting and edge banding to installation, every stage works towards one standard of finish.
Two tables, two saw blades and 12 independent drill heads, cutting panels to the millimetre.
Twelve functions and water-tight edges that stay bonded in humid rooms.
Precise hinge and joint holes, so doors close softly and line up.
Finishes rounded details, alongside many other specialist machines.
- 2014founded
- 15 yearsproduct warranty
- 100%of stages done in our factory
- 5factory, showrooms and office
Core values
One material and one palette, flowing from cabinets to doors and beds.
Lasting materials, genuine hardware and care in every line.
Automated production, made to measure, with everyday living at its heart.
Strategic partnerships with Blum and Hafele, so hinges and runners last as long as the panels.
Complete sets of cabinets, doors and beds in one material and one palette moved Thiên Tín into the premium segment.
Partners
Five-layer honeycomb aluminium panels faced with aluminium and PET: the material of every Thiên Tín piece.
- Waterproof, warp-free, termite-proof
- Sound and heat insulating, fire-retardant
- Formaldehyde of only 0.01 mg/m³
Hinges, drawers and lift systems that close softly with BLUMOTION damping.
- CLIP top BLUMOTION hinges
- LEGRABOX and TANDEMBOX drawers
- AVENTOS lift systems
Kitchen, wardrobe and door hardware from Nagold, Germany.
- Kitchen and wardrobe fittings
- Handles, runners, hinges
- Digital door locks
Material certificates
Three showrooms in Hanoi and Thai Nguyen, and a goal of bringing honeycomb furniture to Southeast Asia.
