Wondering where to buy home décor in Singapore? There’s plenty of variety in these furniture stores and home décor shops. Sometimes all it takes is a new sofa, a coffee table for the living room or just a colourful rug to liven it up. Here are some great ideas we think you’ll love!
Originals – for sustainable home décor
This home décor store’s furniture and accessories range includes a diverse offering of sofas, dining tables, beds and homewares, for both indoor and outdoor living. There’s everything from intricate old Asian pieces to a more simple, modern look; so you can mix it up and create your own style. Sustainability and craftsmanship with longevity are also at the core of everything they do.
What’s trending at this home décor store?
As trends come and go, Originals believes you should surround yourself with pieces you love and try not to be too swayed by passing drifts in design. Rather than source ‘fast’ furniture, they find pieces made to last. They advise their customers to choose timeless, incredibly well made and sustainably sourced furniture that will stand the test of time.
Top tip from the store
Rugs are an easy way to transform a room. Anchor any space with a pop of colour from their rugs sourced from Turkey or the organic natural styles from Armadillo&Co.
1 Bukit Batok Street 22, #05-02/03
6471 9918 | originals.com.sg
Woody Antique House – an authentic home décor shop
Woody Antique House offers a wide range of authentic antique and vintage furniture and accessories sourced from across Asia, with pieces meticulously restored by skilled craftsmen. If you’re keen on something a little different, browse the natural wood furniture collection made from recycled elm, teak and suar wood. The home décor shop also offers customisation services so you won’t need to worry about getting that perfect fit.
What’s trending at this furniture shop?
The Indian Vintage Collection continues to prove popular, thanks to its colourful and rustic finishes. Customers also love the soft whites and intricate carvings, especially for pieces such bookshelves and cabinets due to their versatility in any room.
Top tip from this furniture shop
If you’re looking for unique storage solutions, consider using bar counters; these are always popular picks at Woody Antique House. They carry three main styles: those from China made from elm wood with marble tops and Chinese bronze plates on their doors; pieces from Indonesia and Thailand made from recycled teak and Burmese teak respectively; and also bar counters from India made from acacia wood and decorated with brass fittings.
Blk 13 Dempsey Road, #01-05
6471 1770 | woodyantique.com
Taylor B – unique home décor shopping
Taylor B design is a diverse brand with thousands of home décor pieces and accessories to browse. It’s one of those places you walk into looking for one thing, and come out with many more you didn’t know you wanted! From elegant and dainty accents all the way to rustic, quirky décor, each time you visit this furniture shop there are new discoveries to make.
What’s trending at this home décor store?
Recently, the store has been noticing a love for all things tropical. This is a great and often fun way to pay tribute to sunny Singapore by adding beautiful tropical accents to the home. Think palm leaves, snakeskin, and colourful birds! Taylor B has a big love of animals, not only in décor, but in real life; so it promises that its products remain vegan.
Top tip from the store
Start with pieces you truly love and build your space from it. Make sure there’s a balance between solid neutrals and fun pops of colours and patterns.
65 Mohamed Sultan Road
9758 3598 | taylorbdesign.com
House of AnLi – for European home décor
If you’re looking for home décor in Singapore with a European twist, this is the store for you. This furniture shop is a haven for every type of homeware and furniture. You can find furniture for every room in your home and outdoors as well. Each piece is curated by the owners from top European brands, and available at very affordable prices that come with a great hassle-free home delivery service. They also have not one but two eateries! These are on Level 2 and Level 3, and offer everything from a delicious coffee to a three-course meal with friends.
In the store, there’s lighting and giftware, huge Flemish wall tapestries depicting African tribal leaders, plus cutlery and crockery (created by Jean Dubost for Laguiole), and ceramics and elegant etched glassware by Costa Nova from Portugal. Take a look, too, at the beds for pampered pooches and the 100 percent Belgian linen from Libeco. Then there’s the customised upholstery service, as well as beds, armchairs and and sofas that can be made to order within three weeks!
What’s trending at this home décor store?
Proving ever popular is the collection of Fatboy indoor and outdoor furniture and chargeable wireless lamps. The majority of the indoor lamps also come with a handy application that allows you to control several lamps at the same time from your smart phone.
Top tip from this furniture shop
Sign up to House of AnLi’s recently launched loyalty program; when you shop in store, you’ll be rewarded with points and vouchers.
#03-17 & #02-21-23 Tanglin Mall
163 Tanglin Road
6235 5193 | houseofanli.com
Soul & Tables – timeless décor designs
This Soul & Tables team is continuously sourcing furniture and décor from all around the world, but every piece has to be high-quality, affordable and sustainable – and, we think, cool! Design is important too; the products here meld looks with practicality; so, you might find a bed with a slightly reclined headboard so it’s perfect for reading on. The store is big on solid wood, too – it’s important in this climate as veneer doesn’t take long to start quickly crumbling. You may feel you’re getting a bargain at the time, but you’ll be flinging it shortly!
What’s trending at this furniture shop?
Bringing together their knowledge and passion for furniture and their suppliers’ expertise, the Soul & Tables team created their own Signature collection over two years ago as an addition to the existing brands they carry. It has been loved by customers ever since. Starting with dining chairs, the collection grew to include dining tables, coffee tables, mattresses, and now new bed frames and storage solutions, with more to come in the future. The designs of the Soul & Tables Signature collection are inspired by customers’ needs, coming from feedback gathered through their daily interactions.
Top tip from the store
Invest in high-quality materials and timeless designs and you’ll have furniture that will have a good journey in your home. Also, it’s important to find out the after-sales services provided by a store. Soul & Tables offers a lifetime warranty and complimentary maintenance on solid wood pieces.
#02-03 & #02-09 Tan Boon Liat Building
9272 1545 | soulandtables.com.sg
China Collection – for antique home pieces
This antiques store is found in a delightful shophouse in Joo Chiat, with two storeys of beautiful Chinese antique and vintage furniture. The shop also carries a colourful array of Asian-inspired home décor accessories. Alongside original elm cabinets, painted sideboards, trunks, consoles and altar tables, you’ll find lamps, porcelain ginger jars and vases, bronze rain drums, ornaments, and signature jade and silk tassels.
What’s trending?
Restored pieces are always popular and offer a practical alternative to originals in that the finishes are often made more durable, and pieces can be slightly altered to be more practical in a modern home. They offer the look and collectability of an original piece while giving the piece a durable finish that will preserve its look for many decades.
Top tip from the store
Look underneath a piece to check for any wear and tear, and inside for any use of modern materials. Lastly, if it looks too new, it probably is! “Often our gut instincts are right when it comes to these things,” says owner Doug Lockett.
252 Joo Chiat Road
9858 6889 | chinacollection.com.sg
The Cinnamon Room – an eclectic home décor shop
From finishing touches with an exotic slant to exciting pops of colour, interesting textures and unique designs across its range of rugs, cushions, side tables or lanterns, this boutique store has it all. Owner Visha Nelson ensures her collection focuses on artisan-crafted, small-batch treasures, personally curating an eclectic range of home accessories and gift ideas each with their own unique charm and story.
Priding itself on its in-house designs, Visha and the team are always on hand to offer expert advice in helping you make the right décor choices for your home. The Cinnamon Room’s distinctive range of award-winning rugs in contemporary designs make timeless statement pieces worldwide, effortlessly transforming any space instantly. They can all be customised to any bespoke size to suit your space perfectly. A wide selection of Singapore-themed art and gifts are also beautifully showcased and available in store.
What’s trending in the store?
Timeless style is something Visha strongly believes in; designs that are globally versatile and stand the test of time. With a renewed focus on sustainable sources, her range of customised Singapore mahogany wood platters and carved side tables, as well as recycled plastic PET Yarn outdoor rugs and bathmats, are just some of the new exciting pieces of home décor you’ll find in-store.
Top tip from the store
“Soft furnishings are the quickest way to give your home a makeover without breaking the bank,” explains Visha. “With the basics of furniture pieces in place, a new rug, cushions and some unique home accessories and artworks are a quick and simple solution to giving a room a fresh new vibe. Easily portable and versatile, you’ll always be able to find new areas to showcase your much-loved home accessories, even if you move. By choosing interesting home décor accents you love and that reflect your personality, you’ll be one step closer to turning your house into a space you’ll be proud to call your home!”
#02-74, 43 Jalan Merah Saga, Holland Village
9727 3051| thecinnamonroom.com
Hacienda Blue – intricate home décor designs
This boutique-style home décor store is set in a gorgeous black-and-white apartment. Hacienda Blue designs and produces beautiful bone-inlay and mother-of-pearl furniture and accessories. The larger pieces such as the chest-of-drawers and side tables are perfect as classic signature pieces – and they can be made to order! The store’s accessories like trays, vases and mirrors are the finishing touches and make great presents too. You’ll also find Singapore-themed art for your walls and even expat leaving presents – a great souvenir of our tropical life.
What’s trending at Hacienda Blue?
Surround yourself with the pieces you love and they’ll give you endless enjoyment. The essential part of this is choosing well made, sustainably sourced furniture.
Top tip from the store
We specialise in quality custom-made furniture. Choose any style of furniture in any colour, pattern and dimensions and we can make it for you.
17 Woking Road (open Monday to Friday, 10am to 3pm, and weekends by appointment)
haciendablue.com
Just Anthony – for antique & reproduction pieces
This specialist Chinese furniture shop carries both antique furniture and reproductions, and a wide range of oriental home accessories like table lamps, garden stools and ceramic figurines. The store’s selection of modern Chinese furniture and home accessories is expanding every year – there’s always something new and different. You can also see a range of hand-painted silk wall coverings that can be customised to any size.
What’s trending at this home décor store?
Yellow accessories, including vases, jars and table lamps, are proving really popular. Owner Danielle points out that adding yellow to the house gives a warm and cheerful effect; this is needed as we spend more time at home. “It’s also easier to add a yellow accessory rather than a piece of yellow furniture.”
Besides furniture for the home office, another new trend this year is bar cabinets. Just Anthony has a huge range in store, which can be modified to any specification.
Top tip from this furniture shop
Use contrasting colours and textures. Small accessories like rugs, lamps, stools and cushions add pops of colour and give visual interest to a space. They can be added gradually and you can also move them around easily.
379 Upper Paya Lebar Road
6283 4782 | 6283 4722 | justanthony.com
Arete Culture – one-stop shop for home décor in Singapore
A one-stop shop for home interior (and exterior) needs, Arete Culture has it all. From made-to-order and customised furniture and accessories, an extensive selection of both indoor and outdoor pieces, to home styling and design expertise, all led by owner and interior stylist Caroline Chin-Geyler. But don’t just take our word for it! Our readers have also voted Arete Culture as four-times gold winner of Expat Living’s Readers’ Choice Awards in the category of interior design and home styling.
What’s trending at Arete Culture?
With so much more time spent at home, customers are increasingly looking to maximise their space, and home décor in Singapore has evolved to meet this new demand. Arete Culture has seen an increased demand for outdoor living spaces, whether for a large backyard or small balcony. This extends to both furniture as well as décor such as outdoor-friendly cushions, rugs, and hurricane lanterns.
Top tip from the store
To seamlessly integrate your indoor/outdoor spaces, work with the same colour palette in areas that share the same sightlines, advises Caroline. “For example, if your balcony is visible from the living room, use the same colour palette to unify these traditionally separate spaces.” Arete Culture’s stylists also recommend furnishing your outdoor space with the same attention you would to an indoor space; lighting and textiles are crucial for warming up an outdoor area.
Home décor in Singapore is ever-changing; keep an eye on our Homes section for great home décor, plus get an idea of where to live in Singapore.
Amy Brook-Partridge
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