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Home » Homes » Furniture » Where to buy furniture in Singapore – online too!

Where to buy furniture in Singapore – online too!

18th May 2020 by Kel Flanders 15 Min Read

https://expatliving.sg/furniture-in-singapore-best-furniture-shops-to-buy-beds-dining-tables/

If you’ve just arrived (or been here a while) and wondering where to buy furniture in Singapore, we’ve pulled together this huge list of the best furniture shops on the red dot for you to start on! This comprehensive guide to Singapore furniture stores covers all areas, budgets and decorating tastes. There’s furniture stores for Asian, contemporary, chic, recycled and vintage furniture. So, whether you’re after a good sofa, antique lamp, modern dining table or a cute kid’s bed, get scrolling!

Best recycled and reclaimed furniture stores

Journey East

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Journey East’s huge 8,600-square-foot furniture store is stocked with reclaimed wood pieces, original Asian vintage treasures, industrial furniture, plus quirky art and accessories from across the globe. You can shop from well-established collections from District Eight, d-Bodhi, Journey East Vintage and United Strangers. And there’s designer furniture here too. We’re smitten with the quirky and creative interior accessory and lighting collections from House Doctor, Pappelina, Tala, Edgar Home and Qeeboo. Also, don’t leave without checking out the in-house collection, PLAYplay, inspired by the colours of Southeast Asia.

Journey East
#03-02 Tan Boon Liat Building, 315 Outram Road

Originals

Image showing the best places to buy furniture in SingaporeVisit the massive new warehouse space in Bukit Batok for recycled furniture from India and Java as well as functional and contemporary tables and chairs, sofas, coffee tables, beds and accessories. You’ll also find bright and neutral rugs, throw cushions and bedding. Featured brands include Ethnicraft, Nomad, Armadillo Rugs, modern looks from Vincent Sheppard and a huge new outdoor collection. As far as Singapore furniture stores go, this showroom is one of our top spots for items that are oh-so-pleasing to the eye.

Originals
Level 5, 1 Bukit Batok Street 22

Chisel & Log  

Image of vintage retro console from a Singapore furniture shopsWant to own a little bit of history? Pop along and check out some of the gorgeous furniture and décor products at Chisel & Log. Pieces upcycled from items recovered from old Havelis (Indian homes) and temples are just some of the unique things you can find here. If that’s not your style, the bone inlay and mother-of-pearl inlay products fit perfectly into more modern homes due to their geometric designs. Before you head down to the store book an appointment first by sending a message to 9107 5714. As a bonus, you can also see one of the most comprehensive collections of art from across the globe here.

Chisel & Log  
ArtSafe SG, 8 Changi South Street 2

Born in Colour

High-quality furniture with prices that don’t break the bank: that’s what you’ll find at Born in Colour. Visit the store for recycled furniture, such as the Bistro Rattan collection, which features natural rattan weaved onto beautiful storage pieces like TV consoles and drawer chests. We also love some of the other stunning collections, including Fika Swedish, New Retro and Heim Forrest Walnut: think a strong mid-century style with elements of contemporary modern fusion. There are two established showrooms in the north and south of Singapore, where you’ll find the perfect furniture pieces for your living space – from sofa, dining tables, chairs and solid wood beds to accessories. Or, shop from home on Born to Colour’s online furniture portal.

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Born in Colour
#07-11/12 Apex@Henderson Building, 201 Henderson Road
#02-31, 1024 Yishun Industrial Park A

Artful House

where to buy furniture in SingaporeArtful House has transformed beautifully carved Indian vintage doors and windows into consoles, tables, sideboards, mirrors and more. If you’re looking for a statement piece, this store is the place to go for both aesthetics and craftsmanship. It also has a large range of gorgeous accent chairs upholstered in a variety of Asian-inspired prints such as ikat and chinoiserie.

Artful House
#08-04 Tan Boon Liat Building, 315 Outram Road

Best antique furniture stores

Woody Antique House 

where to buy retro antique furniture in singaporeAmong a few Singapore furniture shops at Dempsey Hill is this treasure trove  – Woody Antique House. An old favourite of many expats, the store’s hand-picked, antique furniture is sourced from all over the region by husband-and-wife team Chris and Wei Chin Ang. This place is full of colour and history. For example, you’ll find wedding cabinets from China, Tibetan chests and repurposed Indian furniture; and, alongside them, rain drums and bronze gongs from Thailand and Myanmar. There’s also a recycled teak range. Woody offers a great customisation service too, so you can get a piece that really fits your home and style.

Woody Antique House 
13 Dempsey Road, #01-05

Emperor’s Attic

best place to buy antique furniture in singaporeEmperor’s Attic sells high-quality, hand-crafted antique, vintage and reproduction Chinese furniture. The items here are affordable and artisanal – the store rarely sells the same thing twice. There’s a focus on traditionally hand-crafted and restored pieces using quality materials and workmanship. What’s more, the products are personally selected from Northern China. This means they can move when you move, and can survive both cold and dry climates. The furniture store also houses the Willow Mattress pop-up shop.

Emperor’s Attic
#01-10 Tan Boon Liat Building, 315 Outram Road

China Collection

China Collection, which opened 20 years ago, is now in a delightful shophouse at Joo Chiat with two-storeys of beautiful Chinese antique and vintage furniture. There’s also a colourful array of Asian inspired home décor accessories – so you’ll find original elm wood cabinets, painted sideboards, trunks, consoles and altar tables, interspersed with lamps, porcelain ginger jars and vases, bronze rain drums, ornaments and their signature jade and silk tassels. You’re bound to find something you’ll love! A carefully chosen Chinese antique mixed in with more classic and contemporary pieces can give a room real personality. China Collection also offers customers a complimentary interior styling service to help you get the placement just right!

China Collection
252 Joo Chiat Road

Just Anthony

where to buy furniture in SingaporeThis family-owned-and-run store has a huge selection of fine Chinese antiques, reproductions and accessories. Look around and you’ll see everything from cabinets, consoles, chests and day beds to Ming-style reproductions and stunning lamps. Just Anthony also stocks elegant silk wall coverings, wall décor and mirrors – and we love the antique room dividers repurposed from old door panels.

Just Anthony
379 Upper Paya Lebar Road

Best teak furniture stores

Soul & Tables

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If you’re time-poor, first check out the Soul & Tables website. You’ll be able to view the store’s entire range of contemporary and eco-friendly solid teak furniture. Alternatively, head to the two showrooms in the Tan Boon Liat Building to test the range. The furniture is crafted from sustainable solid teak sourced from teak plantations or reclaimed Javanese timber. They do furniture rentals too!

Soul & Tables
#02-03 & #02-09 Tan Boon Liat Building 315 Outram Road

Scanteak 

scanteak furniture in singaporeIf simplicity and elegance are your thing, check out the Scandi-inspired range at Scanteak. The store’s design process centres on creating truly beautiful furniture that serves a purpose – enhancing your home life. The stunning teak range features pieces that often have more than one use. So, they’re perfectly suited to those looking to maximise space in smaller homes. The chic furniture designs for every room of your home feature much-needed storage, while being built with longevity and durability in mind.

Scanteak 
12 locations across Singapore

Best designer furniture brands

Danish Design Co 

Delphi sofa - Erik Jorgensen Danish DesignIf you’re looking for designer furniture in Singapore, Danish Design curates over 30 Scandinavian brands for customers who are looking for both comfort and luxury. Among the highlights are iconic furniture items from legendary designers like Borge Morgensen, Hans Wegner and Finn Juhl. It’s also well-known for exquisitely comfortable sofas, handcrafted in Europe. In addition, you’ll find elegant dining sets – many in solid wood – that can be extended, with systems that don’t require extensive effort to use. Also, the store’s outdoor furniture is designed to look like indoor furniture; yet it’s all made with durable materials to withstand Singapore’s weather conditions.

Danish Design Co 
#06-03 Century Warehouse, 100e Pasir Pajang Road

W.Atelier 

w. atelier store singapore furniture shopsW.Atelier carries a huge selection of super-luxe international homeware, from Italian furniture and German kitchens to Scandinavian furnishings and Spanish lighting. The carefully chosen portfolio of brands includes some of the most iconic products in design history. We’re particularly obsessed with the easily recognisable Egg Chair from Fritz Hansen! And we love the Sacco easy-chair from Zanotta, too. It doesn’t matter if you’re into classic, contemporary or minimalistic styles, you’ll find bathroom suites, system kitchens, furniture, lighting and accessories for every taste at W.Atelier. Top end designer furniture Singapore!

W.Atelier 
201 Henderson Road, #01-01 & #03-01

Fritz Hansen

W Atelier - Fritz Hansen TBL - 6-2The Fritz Hansen Lounge was designed by Spanish designer Jaime Hayon to bring a touch of cool Scandinavian air to tropical Singapore. Pop in to browse the clean, pure lines and high-quality craftsmanship of mid-century Danish furniture. Fritz Hansen is a global design giant known for putting together iconic pieces, including Arne Jacobsen’s designs, the Egg, the Swan and the Drop. The store also prominently features Poul Kjærholm, Hans J. Wegner and Piet Hein. Or, perhaps you’d like something from the Contemporary Collection; it includes pieces by Jaime Hayon, Cecilie Manz, Hiromichi Konno and Jehs+Laub. This lifestyle-centric concept store opened in partnership with local luxury furniture retailer W.Atelier.

Fritz Hansen
#13-08 Tan Boon Liat Building, 315 Outram Road

Vitra 

Vitra Singapore storeVitra is a family-owned Swiss design company known for its furniture classics by Verner Panton and Jean Prouvé, and contemporary designs by figures such as Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec, Hella Jongerius, Jasper Morrison and Kostantin Grcic. You might not have heard of them, but you’ll certainly recognise some of their pieces. The funky furniture store features products from the Vitra Home, Office and Accessories Collections – easily grouped together to inspire your next home makeover. Vitra’s design philosophy is that home and office environments work best as a “collage”. This means the store encourages you to mix in old and new, high and low, classic and contemporary items. The result? Vibrant living and working spaces in your home.

Vitra 
#14-08 Tan Boon Liat Building, 315 Outram Road

Black & Walnut 

BLACK&WALNUT (best furniture shop in singapore)If you like your furniture to be a little unusual and not what you might find on the high street, visit the Black & Walnut furniture store near VivoCity Mall. The range of distinctive, designer-inspired (not replica) luxury furniture won’t break the bank either. The team works hard to source products straight from craftsmen around the world. They cut out the middlemen, too, so you get designer furniture, without the designer price tag. Black & Walnut also offers a service with a difference. If your home isn’t ready to move into just yet, the team will happily store your purchased items up for to six months – at no additional charge!

Black & Walnut 
Level 1, 43 Keppel Road

Best eclectic Singapore furniture stores

Hacienda Blue 

hacienda blue furniture store in singaporeIf you’ve ever stared wistfully at a colourful piece of bone inlay or mother-of-pearl furniture and wondered where it was from, well, now you’ve found it! The Hacienda Blue collection has been meticulously designed by owner Josephine Blunck and created by artisans in India over the past decade. It features geometrically patterned side tables, chests of drawers, dining tables, coffee tables, stools and more in a range of colours – every shade of blue, pink, grey, silver, gold and black. You can even work with the team to custom-make a design. Also, the store’s highly sought-after range of accessories – salad bowls, tableware, trays, coasters, vases and stunning cashmere throws – make the most divine gifts for you or a friend! Visit the beautiful showroom in Woking Road (shared with handbag designer Desti Saint and some fabulous art) to see for yourself.

Hacienda Blue 
17 Woking Road (open Monday to Friday 10am to 3pm and weekends by appointment)

House of Anli – The Loft 

Announcing a brand new space, in addition to the existing stores in Tanglin Mall, of a 6,500 square feet space at Level 2. This is completely dedicated to furniture and bringing a new lifestyle experience.

It’s haven for every type of luxury homeware and furniture. 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. Or, take a look at the wooden serving boards by Dutch Deluxes, the beds for pampered pooches and the 100 percent Belgian linen from Libeco for fussy adults. Need something to put these all on? The store also has elegant tables, chairs and sideboards from renowned Belgian brand Flamant. They are the exclusive seller of quirky children’s furniture brand Mathy by Bols, along with other must-have Belgian pieces. House of Anli also serves some of the best food and coffee on the island (just follow your nose), at both Pano Kato and their restaurant on level 3.

House of Anli 
#03-17 & #02-21-23 Tanglin Mall, 163 Tanglin Road

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Treehouse bunk bed with slide and platform by Mathy by Bols, available from House of AnLi

Best for bespoke furniture

Arete Culture

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Let the team do up your living room

Arete Culture is a one-stop shop for interior needs, with a focus on made-to-order and customised furniture and home accessories. Designed and curated by interior stylist Caroline Chin-Geyler, the collection is refreshed each month. Impress your guests with Arete’s elegant accessories sourced from all over the world. Or, explore the Bespoke Boutique Collection that features a wide range of customisable furniture. Whether it’s a dining table, console, bed frame or headboard, you can choose your desired material, finish, colour and size. It’ll be available in just three weeks.

Arete Culture
#06-01 Tan Boon Liat Building, 315 Outram Road and Atelier by Arete, 20 Depot Lane

Comfort Furniture

comfort furniture bespokeWithin the Comfort Design Building is a sprawling 37,000-square-foot, four-storey showroom that displays a wide array of dining chairs, bar chairs and study chairs. It’s like a mini furniture mall! Comfort Furniture is well-known in Singapore for supplying to restaurants and offices, but you might not know that the store stocks home furniture, too. And you can choose from over 300 material and colour upholstery options to build your dream item, be it a dining table, accent chair or storage bed. So, visit the showroom and chat to the friendly sales consultants about any kind of customisation.

Comfort Furniture
Comfort Design Building, 110 Eunos Avenue 7

Dormiente   

dormiente bedsOrthopaedic bedding specialist Dormiente provides solutions for a healthier rest and a comfy night’s sleep. All the products are made in Germany using natural and certified organic materials, then tested against 200 harmful chemical residues – a perfect solution for allergy sufferers. The best-selling Natural Classic Orthoform Female and Male Mattresses provide orthopaedic support in seven body zones; they’re recommended by the German Association of Back Posture Trainers to help with the regeneration of the spine. Choose from 50 toxic-free bed designs, handcrafted using sustainably sourced solid wood. You can customise any organic natural latex mattress, orthopaedic adjustable bed base, bed or sofa bed here.

Dormiente   
#11-10 Tan Boon Liat Building, 315 Outram Road

Grey & Sanders   

grey and sanders wood dining tableAre you on the hunt for a solid wood slab as a centrepiece for your humble abode? Or what about finding that perfect leather sofa to share memories with your loved ones? Look no further! Grey & Sanders offers a wide range of high-quality furniture that’s built to last. If you have something specific in mind, the team can help customise your new wooden table. From the kind of legs and type of wood, to the perfect size that’ll fit your dining space, they’ve got you covered.

Grey & Sanders   
#06-02 Tan Boon Liat Building, 315 Outram Road and #02-42 Millenia Walk, 9 Raffles Boulevard

Gallery 278 by Esco Leasing

G278 MA Folk 14 High Res CMYKRenting furniture doesn’t have to mean worn out, boring pieces. Pay a visit to Gallery 278 by Esco Leasing and you’ll see why. The store offers flexible lease options from a few days (short-term) all the way to years (long-term). You can customise items, too. And while you wait you’ll get a complimentary loan of a similar piece. If you end up loving the pieces you’ve rented, no problem: you have the option of purchasing when the lease ends. There’s a collection of handcrafted contemporary and rustic wood furniture and accessories to choose from. You can even have the team spruce up your favourite sofa or table through their re-upholstery and re-finishing services – they’ll look as good as new!

Gallery 278 by Esco Leasing
278 River Valley Road

WTP The Furniture Company 

WTP furniture store If you’re looking for some statement furniture but you’re not sure of your plans in Singapore yet, take a visit to WTP’s three-storey showroom. This is both a retail shop and leasing company offering custom-made furniture for purchase or rent. Buy or rent one piece or fill your entire home! And, if you become attached to the furniture, a rental package from WTP also includes the option to buy back at the end of a lease. What’s more, furniture maintenance is included with all packages. Speak to the team about customisation and interior design too.

WTP The Furniture Company 
3 Kung Chong Road

Best outdoor furniture stores in Singapore

Boulevard Outdoor Furniture 

BOULEVARD- best furniture shop in singapore)As one of the largest outdoor furniture retailers in Singapore, Boulevard’s collections showcase both timeless classics like wicker weaves and modern takes like rope twists, padded slings and marine leatherette. You’ll be able to get beautiful, functional and weather-friendly pieces at easy-to-swallow prices. Check out the exclusive range of gazebos and cabanas while you’re there.

Boulevard Outdoor Furniture 
Level 1, 43 Keppel Road

OHMM

OHMM Palm Dining Set furniture
Each OHMM piece carries a unique quality assurance serial number for your peace of mind

OHMM exclusively sells woven outdoor furniture. The store only focuses on handcrafting woven product made at its own factory in Cebu, Philippines – home to the world’s best weavers. This ensure it’s hardy enough for the outdoors here. The host of benefits from shopping for your outdoor furniture at OHMM starts with the five-year warranty, plus the choice of colours (so you can style your outdoor life as you would inside). Drop in for coffee in the showroom and you’ll get an idea why the store claimed the title of Best Outdoor Furniture in the Expat Living Readers’ Choice Awards.

OHMM
30 Merchant Road, #03-09 Riverside Point

JANUS et Cie 

Amalfi_Lifestyle outdoor furniture janus et cie furniture shopLocated in the heart of the city, the Singapore showroom of this global brand is surrounded by delightful local coffee shops and offers free parking (that’s a big enough reason to visit!). Just steps away from Raffles Hotel (which features JANUS et Cie collections like the Amalfi and Deauville II), the showroom displays the latest furniture and textiles from a diverse catalogue of over 6,000 pieces. These beautifully imagined furnishings can be used both indoors and out.

JANUS et Cie 
11 Beach Road, #01-02

And lots more brilliant stores for everything else!

European Bedding 

European Bedding Heveya latex mattress
European Bedding: Heveya Latex Mattress

Located in a meticulously renovated Tiong Bahru shophouse, European Bedding carries organic latex mattresses and pillows, FSC-certified bed bases and bamboo sheets. The Heveya mattresses are made of 100 percent organic latex. Available in three densities across three different heights, each mattress is encased in a handy removable cover made of soft bamboo fibre and filled with organic cotton padding. The store offers both Singapore-size and European-size mattresses but you can also customise. If you need a particular size and different firmness levels (even within one cover), European Bedding can make it for you. Your choice of mattress also comes with a 100-day trial. So you can, as they say, sleep on it …

European Bedding 
Level 2, 32 Eng Hoon Street

Elements Concept

Elements Concept furniture store dining set
Looking for handcrafted furniture? Visit Elements Concept! Photographer: Hasker Photography / Styling: Charlie Cameron

Elements Concept carries beautifully handcrafted furniture and home accessories with a tropical touch; think rattan, bamboo, teak, marble, brass and handwoven cotton. The focus here is on careful attention to details and quality. These are one-of-a-kind pieces, handmade in the Elements workshop. The collection shows off a unique combination of Dutch design and Indonesian craftsmanship and includes dining tables, dining chairs, lounge chairs, sofas, side tables, coffee tables, stools, lamps, lanterns, mirrors, baskets, rugs and more. Be sure to check out the online offerings or the store in Joo Chiat.

Elements Concept
The AC Boutique, 420 Joo Chiat Road

Bungalow 55   

bungalow 55 homewares shop singaporeBungalow 55 boutique is a melting pot of perfectly sourced homewares from around the world. Think Hampton’s with a splash of old Hollywood. The collection includes lamps, hand-painted prints, pendant lighting, rugs, furniture and accessories to make your old or new space feel like home. In addition, the store offers a complimentary styling consultation, as well as custom interior design. And, if you love a bit of Insta-inspo, make sure you also follow the store’s epic Instagram account, @bungalow55.

Bungalow 55   
8D Dempsey Road, #03-04

Kuhl Home

Play tower kids loft bed kuhl homeKids grow (and grow up!) so quickly you’d be forgiven for wishing they didn’t – they’ve just come out of a cot and suddenly they’re a teenager. But kids’ furniture brand Kuhl Home has a solution. It designs furniture to adapt to your child’s needs as they age. All the beds are convertible and made with solid pine wood, which helps the frame remain sturdy and durable after multiple conversions. The furniture is hard-wearing, safe and beautifully crafted. The range includes Danish brands Lifetime Kidsrooms and Oliver Furniture. Each piece is environmentally friendly and safe for your child – made without the use of toxic materials – and also includes a five-year warranty.

Kuhl Home
#08-01 Century Warehouse, 100E Pasir Panjang Road

Best furniture chain stores

Crate & Barrel
04-21/22 ION Orchard
Prepare to drool over pretty much everything in C&B. We’re talking quality furniture displayed with some of the most gorgeous interior accessories we’ve ever seen.

IKEA
Alexandra and Tampines
Who doesn’t have a bit of IKEA dotted around their home? From family-friendly sofas with removable covers, to bold rugs and storage galore, there’s every kind of item in this popular store.


For more, see our whole section on home décor!

If you’re planning to live in Singapore or if you’re new to our sunny island, then make sure to read the digital edition of our latest CITY GUIDE.  

 

Categories: Editors picks Furniture Homes Tags: Singapore Furniture Shops Singapore Shopping

Kel Flanders

Kel loves carrot cake (black, of course), brunch, French rosé and stinky cheese.  As a mum of two small humans and one large human (the husband), her precious spare time is spent hiding from her girls, eating (their) chocolate and reading a good teen-fantasy novel. Usually about vampires.

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We love finding cool places to check out at weekends.

The Whiskey Library at the chic Vagabond Club Hotel is a must for Whiskey lovers. 

Be entertained by bespoke adventures such as specially curated (sung and told) Jazz stories, intimate theatre sessions, book readings, artist evenings, musical showcases, and even independent film premieres whilst enjoying delightful small bites. 

With a choice of over 1,000 rare and unique whiskeys you can even book a cool Staycation so you don’t have to travel home! @thevagabondclub
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So if you are still managing to cling onto dry January or still pondering whether to do dry February (like some of us here at EL), then you must check out our round up (link on stories) of alcohol free drinks to stock up on...we also spotted some pretty cool cocktail recipes on the links to help you out🍸🍹
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We are on the lookout for cute baby pics for our next issue. Have you or a friend just had a baby? Send over a baby pic with the date of birth and parents names to editorial@expatliving.sg and we'll feature them in our next issue (swipe to see an example of our baby noticeboard). Tag some friends in this post to share their news with us. 

All babies will receive a free personalised print from the gorgeous @hellosammyeve worth $150 (see 3rd pic). 

We just can’t wait to see the pics of those cute bubbas👶
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We are craving those pineapple tarts from @littlehouseofdreams packaged in a pretty eco-friendly canister with an engraved bamboo lid.

Check out their pretty gifts, hampers and roasts to help you usher in the year of the 🐂 

15% off regular items and 10% off gift sets until 31st Jan
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Hunting for new foodie places is a tough job but someone has to do it! 

Check out our stories link for a few new hot spots to try. There are more listed in our January print issue and others springing up next month!

Tag your favourite hot spots in our comments, we are always on the lookout 👀 🍽🍷🍻🍹
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We had some wonderful  celebrations today for our amazing Editor in Chief Rebecca. Happy Birthday and lots of love from all of the EL team ❤️ x
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We love cocktails in a can, what an easy start to kick off your weekend. Available in Espresso Martini, Margarita, Pineapple Daiquiri & Negroni - yum!  Order @curatif
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Time to get moving!

Our fitness experts share top tips helping to stick to those New Years resolutions 🏋️ 🧘‍♀️ 🏃‍♂️ 

Link in our stories
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The rain and cold winds getting you down? A warm beverage and maybe a good book to snuggle up to might just chase the blues away!

If hot chocolate is too mainstream for you, could we offer up this red velvet alternative? @littlefarms have a wide selection of oat milks, almond milks and soy milk options. 

Since it's #Veganuary, we recommend using dairy free milks to recreate this recipe....

2 cups non-dairy milk of choice
4 medjool dates (pitted)
1 tablespoon cacao powder
1/2 teaspoon beet powder

Add the milk and dates into a saucepan.
Heat, over medium, until it reaches a simmer. Add the warm milk with the dates and the remaining ingredients into a high speed blender.
Blend until completely smooth and creamy. Serve and enjoy! 

Image and recipe courtesy of @darngoodveggies
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Read our January issue on any device for free! To get started, visit 👉 expatliving.sg/digital/IG
In this issue, step inside a heritage shophouse, find out where our readers buy their carpets and dining tables, discover amazing glamping locations, plus find out how you can win a glamorous home decor prize worth over $7K!
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🎉 We're so pleased to announce the winners of our Readers' Choice Awards! Congrats to all the companies who were voted among the best in Singapore, and to the voters who won the amazing prizes. See the full results online now at 👉 expatliving.sg/readerschoice

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#expatlivingsg #sgbusinesses #singaporebusiness #elsgreaderschoice
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What better way to choose movers than to get the inside scoop from happy customers themselves.

We hear from some individuals and families about their successful moves. 

Whether you’re relocating across the globe or just moving to the condo next door, you’re probably going to need some professional and reliable help to pack and transport for you so check out some recommendations in our stories
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Now, to start the new year off with a bang, @areteculture is excited to give one lucky winner a home décor essentials package to refresh their space!  Read more about this amazing giveaway here 👉🏻 www.expatliving.sg/comp-arete  #expatliving #singaporelife #areteculture #giveaway #expatsingaporelife #beinittowinit #homedecor #goodluck.
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Recently engaged? Check out our recent story on how to find a fabulous elegant dress plus wedding tips and details of some upcoming wedding trunk shows.

Congratulations from the EL team 💍🥂🍾
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Whilst we are all keen to stay in bed on this drab morning, it’s giving us time to work on our New Year Resolutions for a healthier 2021. 

Take a look on our stories for some fab suggestions to start the New Year.
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Happy New Year from the team at Expat Living. 

Let’s raise a glass to welcome 2021 🥂
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As we welcome the start of a new year, it’s time to look back at the year that was. 

Obviously, a standard review of 2020 would be dominated by one global issue, however, we’ve decided to avoid any mention of the C-word and instead, we’re taking a look at some of the other things that happened in 2020 
month by month, from pop culture phenomena to mystery objects in our deserts and skies (full link in our stories)

Enjoy – and have a wonderful 2021!
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