Nava Holdings has opened a new chapter in Bangladesh’s design landscape with the relaunch of its Häcker Experience Centre at Aristo Tower. The revamped space now brings together an expanded lineup of globally recognised brands, transforming it into a one-stop destination spanning kitchens, flooring, architectural surfaces, furniture, and workplace solutions.

Located on the third floor of the LEED Platinum-certified Aristo Tower on Bir Uttam Mir Shawkat Sarak, the Centre has been designed as a dedicated resource for architects, interior designers, developers, corporate clients, and industry professionals shaping modern spaces across Bangladesh.

The Experience Centre now houses six internationally acclaimed brands under one roof — Häcker for German kitchen design, ShawContract for commercial flooring, Gerflor for flooring solutions, EGGER for architectural surfaces, FIRMfit for flooring systems, and Unitile for decorative surfaces. This integrated portfolio allows clients and designers to plan multiple elements of a project together, rather than sourcing each requirement separately.


Safraz Careem, Director and CEO of Nava Holdings, shared that the expanded portfolio enables the company to offer complete interior solutions in one place, rather than clients having to source each element individually.

Priyanjith Weerasooria, Deputy Chairman of Nava Holdings, added that the goal is to bring the world’s leading design brands together while making them more accessible to Bangladesh’s local market.



At the centre of the experience is Häcker, the German kitchen brand known worldwide for its design excellence, functionality, and durability. With a footprint in over 60 countries, Häcker introduces its refined approach to contemporary kitchen design to the Bangladeshi market.



The relaunch reflects Nava Holdings’ broader vision — connecting international design expertise with the demands of a fast-growing market. More than a showroom, the Centre is envisioned as a space where materials, ideas, and solutions come together to shape how people live and work.
