Looking for new furniture, art, carpets, cutlery or maybe a lamp? Or where to live short-term while moving from one place to another, how to find the best cleaners, and everything else you could possibly need for loving your Singapore home? You can find it all on our website and in our magazine! Here’s what’s new right now, including new shops, product ranges and services for the home. We’ll be updating this on a monthly basis, so make sure you check in regularly.
Transform Your Space
Interior Design Journey helps families create homes that feel comfortable, practical and suited to everyday life. The team works closely with each client to understand their needs, lifestyle and vision, then develops the design from the initial ideas through to the finishing touches. Its approach focuses on creating attractive spaces that also support comfort and wellbeing.
The service is designed to make the interior design process clear, enjoyable and less stressful, while ensuring the finished home reflects how the family wants to live.
Fresh Arrivals!
A new shipment has just arrived at Just Anthony. The collection showcases vintage sideboards, cabinets of various sizes, stools, chests and baskets. From statement pieces to subtle accents, it’s a carefully curated range offering plenty of variety to give your home a new touch.
Original Vintage
A fresh container of restored original vintage has landed on the showroom floor at Journey East. Sourced for their distinct character and preserved joinery, the pieces reflect the functional craftsmanship of their eras, from the sweeping, curvilinear lines of 1930s Art Deco to the clean, tapered profiles of 1950s Mid-Century design.
A Must-see Exhibition
For the first time in Asia, REDSEA Gallery is presenting celebrated Western Australian artist Lauren Wilhelm’s solo exhibition titled Liminality. Explore the enigmatic world of Lauren’s work, which serves as a profound examination of the human condition. The exhibition will unveil an exciting, never before-seen collection that explores themes of transience, the human condition, memory and our relationship with the natural world.
Exhibition period: 30 October to 15 November.
Rugs and More at Loom & Stone
Since opening its retail store in the Tan Boon Liat Building earlier this year, rug store Loom & Stone has been adding exciting new brands to its collections. Rug designs from Marimekko, Laura Ashley and Morris & Co bring colour, character and timeless patterns to homes, while beautiful homeware from Bloomingville and charming stationery from Rifle Paper Co add the ideal finishing touches.
New Scanteak HQ
Scanteak has unveiled its new 89,000-square-foot headquarters in Singapore, marking 52 years since the company began as a single furniture store. Officially opened by Ms Sim Ann, the Genting Lane site introduces ScanLiving and a 15,000-square-foot space for retail concepts and collaborations with local SMEs and designers. The space will help Scanteak develop and test new ideas, including customised home solutions, before expanding suitable concepts to other markets. The headquarters also supports the group’s growing portfolio of brands and partnerships.
Carpet Shopping Just Got Easier
Hedger’s Carpet Gallery is offering 60 percent off all carpets from now until to 30 November, alongside other special offers. The gallery features Persian, Afghan and Indian designs, as well as antique and handmade carpets made from wool, silk and cotton. Some larger pieces can take up to 24 months to complete, reflecting the detailed work involved in traditional carpet-making. Customers can also try selected carpets at home before deciding. The service helps them consider the right size, pattern and colours for their interiors.
A Home Dressed to Impress
Bringing its celebrated design heritage from fashion into the world of interiors, ETRO Home is now available at LuxeRoom in Raffles Arcade. Known for its distinctive patterns, textures and craftsmanship, the collection features elegant bedding and home décor designed to add character and sophistication to contemporary living spaces. This addition adds to the growing portfolio of luxury brands for the bedroom and beyond available at LuxeRoom.
IG @luxeroom_sg
Resort Life on the Coast
Coliwoo Resort Changi introduces a new way to think about co-living: as a genuine work-life balance destination. Reimagined from a former state-owned holiday chalet, this is Singapore’s first co-living resort-style property, set against the natural surrounds of Pasir Ris Park and the coastline.
For expats and business travellers, it offers an alternative to the usual hotel-and-office routine, with mornings by the pool, evenings along the beach, and enough space to unwind between work commitments. Settling into Singapore, or simply need a change of pace? This is the place to slow down, reset and make yourself at home.
Carpet Cleaning
When was the last time you had your carpets cleaned properly? Do you know who to call or what to do if you spill wine on them, or if your new puppy has an accident? Or do you have rugs that need some fixing, replacing tassels and so on? Eastern Carpets covers all these issues and will pick up straight away in the case of an accident. Call 6338 8135 or 9128 1476 for immediate and free pick-up and delivery
Temporary Home, Permanent Style
Tips on interiors from the team at Make Room
Renting doesn’t mean your home needs to look or feel temporary. You don’t need to spend a fortune either. The trick is to spend on things that create impact – and that you can take with you.
First: fix the lighting. Nothing kills atmosphere faster than harsh overhead lights. Add floor and table lamps with warm bulbs to instantly make a rental feel cosier. It’s also worth hiring a handyman to swap that cheap pendant above the dining table for something fabulous. Keep the original, put it back when you leave, and take your beautiful light with you.
Don’t underestimate paint either. Changing a stark white wall to a warm neutral or adding colour to a bedroom can completely transform a space. Most landlords are fine with it as long as you paint it back white when you leave. I know that sounds like a hassle, but it can be done in a day, doesn’t cost much and makes a huge difference.
Go big with textiles. A generous rug, floor-length curtains, cushions and throws add softness and personality. Finally, add art, plants, books and objects you genuinely love. Even if you’re renting, it’s worth making the space feel like yours.
3023 Ubi Road 3, #02-06
9641 8173 | IG @makeroomsingapore | make-room.com
Art & Nature
Aparna Chakravarty is a Singapore-based multidisciplinary artist working across painting, ceramics and yarn. Her debut solo exhibition, “form. residue”, presents abstract paintings exploring the quiet beauty of earth and stone. Combining acrylic with limestone, earth pigments and natural minerals, the works reveal the rich colours, textures and geological histories embedded beneath our feet. The exhibition is on at INSTINC Space (39 Keppel Road, #03-10) from 30 September to 5 October, with an opening reception on the night of 2 October.
New Arrivals, Centuries Old
The Past Perfect Collection has received a new shipment of restored furniture, featuring hand-selected pieces from India, including a Dutch specimen table originally made in Ceylon. The table combines ebony, satinwood, mahogany, teakwood and palmwood with an ebony carved apron. Another highlight is a fourposter canopy bed with matching side tables. Each piece is individually restored and available in limited quantities; customers looking for a specific item can also discuss future sourcing before restoration begin
Explore, Play, Stay
Great World Residences has launched Gracie & Spencer’s Secret Hideout, a themed three-bedroom serviced apartment created for families staying six nights or more. The apartment features a children’s room inspired by the residence’s bunny mascots, along with an interactive Explorer Quest that takes young guests around Great World Residences, Great World and Tanglin Mall. The collaboration with Heveya provides organic latex mattresses and pillows in every bedroom for added comfort.
Located in River Valley, the family-friendly apartment comes with a fully equipped kitchen, living and dining areas, and laundry facilities.
Curtains for Comfort
If you’re a homeowner or tenant looking to manage sunlight, improve privacy or create a darker sleeping environment, Zeena Furnishing offers a range of window furnishing solutions. Whether you’re moving into a new home, updating an existing space or making temporary changes to a rental property, you can explore choices such as blinds, sheer curtains and blackout curtains. See the brand’s socials for an idea of costs and suitable options for living spaces.
IG @zeenafurnishing | FB @zeenafurnishing
Finding the Right Helper
Established in 1986, Universal Employment Agency is one of Singapore’s pioneer maid agencies, helping generations of local and expatriate families find experienced domestic helpers for childcare, baby care, elderly care, pet care and household management. Unlike agencies that focus primarily on first-time helpers, UEA specialises in experienced helpers with proven track records, helping families enjoy a smoother transition and greater peace of mind.
Designed for Modern Living
Weave Living brings thoughtfully designed residences to Singapore’s most sought-after neighbourhoods, from Novena to the East Coast. It offers studios to two-bedroom apartments, which blend refined interiors, practical furniture and thoughtful details for a comfortable stay. Each property has unique selling points too: Weave Suites – Novena features serene and family-friendly facilities, Weave Suites – Hillside boasts a prime location with six nearby MRT stations, Weave Suites – Midtown balances city energy with calm interiors, and Weave Residences – East Coast brings coastal charm with modern convenience. Along with comfortable, thoughtful design, there are move-in-ready units and flexible stay options.
Designer Furniture from Italy
Italian furniture brand Flexform has expanded its presence in Southeast Asia with the opening of the Flexform Experience Centre in Singapore in partnership with Rosso Italia Living. Located in the Luzerne Building (70 Bendemeer Road), the appointment-only showroom introduces homeowners, architects and interior designers to the brand’s furniture collections, including the Groundpiece and Loungescape sofas, and the Ginger lounge chair designed by Antonio Citterio. There’s also the chance to explore customisation options and Italian-made furnishings in a dedicated setting. Founded in Meda, Italy, Flexform has been producing furniture for more than 60 years.
A More Harmonious Home
A well-styled home does more than look beautiful, it shapes how you feel. Feng Shui Focus brings together feng shui pieces chosen to support balance, protection and prosperity, making it simple to add intention to interiors without compromising on style. The online shop is currently holding a clearance sale, making it a great time to find meaningful pieces at good prices. From small accents to symbolic remedies, these are thoughtful additions for anyone looking to create a home that feels calmer, more harmonious and better supported for the months ahead.
Beauty Blooms in Hong Kong
Singapore-based floral design company The Floral Atelier has opened its first physical store in Hong Kong. The new twostorey shop introduces the brand’s floral arrangements, gift collections and event styling services to customers in HK, while also strengthening its presence in Asia, reflecting plans to grow across the region. Located in Central, the store offers visitors a space to explore floral displays and curated gifts in person.
Clutter Clearing & Handyman Help
Junk To Clear helps homeowners transform their living spaces by removing renovation debris, general clutter and unwanted items. Once the space is cleared, the skilled team provides repairs, maintenance, furniture assembly, painting and a wide range of handyman services to restore the home to its best condition. From decluttering to completing the finishing touches, Junk To Clear delivers a comprehensive, hassle-free solution for a cleaner, safer and more comfortable living space.
Archive Furniture Returns
Soul &Tables is presenting an archive reissue collection of previously released furniture pieces. The collection revisits selected past designs, aiming to extend product life and reduce waste, and is made available through an online release on the company’s website. The sale is available while stocks last.
Speaker Gets a Pro
Upgrade The Zeppelin Pro Edition by audio company Bowers & Wilkins is a wireless speaker upgrade available through TC Acoustic. The model refines the Zeppelin design with Solar Gold and Space Grey finishes and adjustable lighting. It improves sound using titanium dome tweeters, FST midrange drivers and DSP tuning, supported by a 150mm subwoofer for deeper bass. It also supports multiroom playback and streaming via AirPlay2, Bluetooth aptX Adaptive and Spotify Connect. The result? Clearer, roomfilling audio for your home listening!
Luck Carved in Jade
Imperial Harvest has unveiled a one-off Imperial Feng Shui Mahjong set valued at US$1,888,888. It combines Chinese cultural symbolism with modern design, with an exterior of Himalayan crocodile leather, an interior lined with Alcantara, and 156 tiles carved from natural Burmese Grade A black jadeite jade.
The set is redesigned using feng shui principles, replacing traditional symbols with celestial guardians and auspicious motifs representing fortune, longevity, happiness and prosperity. What’s more, proceeds from the sale will be directed to charitable causes.
See, Touch, Compare
LuxeRoom is a curated home and sleep destination located in Raffles Hotel Arcade. The space brings together a selection of international brands, including Missoni Home, Etro Home, Versace glassware, Arnolfo di Cambio, Abyss & Habidecor, Kinu, and Dorelan, and allows visitors to view and experience materials and comfort levels in person rather than just browsing on a screen. It also offers a setting where home essentials can be compared and understood through touch and design.
IG @luxeroom_sg
Limited-release Furniture
If you’re looking for a key new piece for your home, be sure to explore Soul & Tables’ re-issue of previously released furniture pieces. The archive collection revisits selected past designs with the aim of extending product life and reducing waste.
It’s available through a curated online release on the website, with limited items available to purchase with special pricing.
African Inspiration
Markus Benz, CEO of German luxury furniture brand Walter Knoll, recently paid a visit to the showroom of Royal Interiors, to share the story of The Legends of Carpets collection. The new carpets are inspired by the landscapes and colours of Africa, and made in collaboration with artisans in Nepal who hand-knot each piece using wool, silk and nettle fibres, creating changing textures and tones.
Visit Royal Interiors to experience the rugs in person.
Grab a Piece of History!
Good news for shoppers: Li Bai, the long-running gallery of Chinese and Tibetan furniture and art, is continuing its ongoing closing sale this month, with discounts of up to 80 percent. After 29 years of collecting and presenting antiques, the gallery is offering its remaining collection to the public. Visitors can view and buy a wide range of historic pieces – including a batch of exquisite Tibetan and Shaanxi furniture – each reflecting traditional craftsmanship and cultural heritage.
Head to #07-08 Enterprise Centre, 20 Bukit Batok Crescent, 12pm to 6pm daily. (No appointment required.)
9129 2313 | libaiarts.com
Clean & Healthy Homes
Be Mitey Clean was inspired by a personal experience; the founder struggled with dust allergies and realised that homes and furniture that look spotless can still be filled with hidden allergens and dust mites. This sparked a deeper awareness of how much buildup can exist in everyday spaces, from mattresses and sofas to carpets and curtains. Today, Be Mitey Clean offers cleaning services with the goal of creating fresher living spaces and healthier homes. A truly clean home should feel as good as it looks!
A New Address for Style
Loom & Stone has relocated to a new showroom in the Tan Boon Liat Building. The move marks a fresh chapter for the homeware brand, giving visitors a new space for exploring its collection of rugs and carpets up close. Open daily from 11am to 7pm, the showroom welcomes walk-ins, so there’s no appointment required. It’s an easy stop for anyone looking to browse rugs and other pieces for the home at their own pace.
#02-10 Tan Boon Liat Building, 315 Outram Road
loomandstone.com
Light, Line & Movement
REDSEA Gallery at Dempsey Hill is presenting new works from the USA, featuring the return of sculptor Matt Devine and the Asian debut of painter Patrick DeAngelis. DeAngelis captures light and colour across open landscapes, with his series “The Horizontal Line” highlighting quiet horizons; and Devine’s latest steel sculptures take inspiration from unravelled cassette tapes, turning rhythm and movement into form. Visitors can explore luminous landscapes alongside intricate steel works, all designed to engage and inspire.
View the online catalogue at redseagallery.com.
Crafted Lighting for Interiors
Singapore-based The Lampshade House is a specialised boutique that aims to elevate interior spaces through bespoke lighting and handmade lampshades. The focus is on bringing colour and character to home interiors by producing custommade lampshades that suit a wide variety of lamp bases and sizes. If you need a personalised solution for refreshing an old lamp or getting a piece custom-designed to pull a room together, you’ll find it here too. There’s also a range of ceiling and wall lights available.
The Poetry of Carving
One detail to keep an eye out for at The Past Perfect Collection is the intricate floral carvings found in many of the store’s colonial furniture pieces. This rosewood writing desk, for example, features soft serpentine curves along the edges, apron and legs, which enhance the small, raised rosettes. The carvings are particularly noticeable over the “knee” of the cabriole legs, where the rosettes extend across the curve. Visitors can explore similar details in other items within the collection.
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