Whether you’re moving here or setting up a new place, having a look online will save you time and money. If you’re online shopping in Singapore for furniture, our list below includes everything from rustic to modern styles, plus old Asian home décor and divine designer furniture, rugs and home accessories. You’ll also find plenty of tips, home décor trends and recommendations from business owners.
Once you’ve found the type of home décor that you love, you can always pay a personal visit to the particular furniture store or warehouse too. Even if it’s just to do the all-important “touchy-feely” test! Here, we chat about tips and trends with a few favourite furniture online shopping places in Singapore.
Originals – specially curated online furniture collections
Whether it’s vintage or new, every item at Originals is crafted to stand the test of time. The team says that it sources, creates and customises with care, putting a focus on exceptional craftsmanship and thoughtful curation to ensure customers invest in pieces that will last for years.
What should we look for when home shopping online?
When shopping for furniture and home décor online, look beyond the image. Clear dimensions, material details and real-life styling help you visualise how a piece will work in your space. Quality craftsmanship, solid materials and thoughtful design are key, especially for investment pieces. At Originals Furniture, our furniture, home décor and textile collections are designed with longevity in mind, supported by clear delivery information, responsive service and the reassurance of a physical Singapore showroom to visit if you’d like to experience pieces in person.
Anything new with your online shopping this year?
This year, we’ve refined our online store to make browsing more intuitive and inspiring, with easier navigation by collection, material and room. We’ve also expanded our online offerings and added more styling-led content to help customers create cohesive spaces rather than shop individual items. Our website works seamlessly alongside our showroom experience, allowing customers to explore online first, then visit us in-store to see finishes, textures and scale up close.
What home décor trends are you seeing in 2026?
In 2026, interiors are leaning towards warmth, texture and individuality. Natural materials, rich timber tones and handcrafted details continue to take centre stage, paired with layered textiles and curated décor that feels collected rather than matched. Earthy neutrals remain popular, enhanced with deeper accents and subtle patterns, reflecting a shift towards homes that feel personal, expressive and designed for everyday living rather than fleeting trends.
Soul & Tables – online shopping in Singapore for contemporary, high-quality pieces
Soul & Tables is a homegrown brand that believes that high-quality furniture and great service should come at an affordable price.
What tips do you have for online shopping in Singapore?
Start by thinking about how you really use your space. In Singapore homes, flexibility goes a really long way and for that an extendable dining table is perfect for everyday meals and hosting friends when needed. For living rooms, comfort is key. Always check the cushioning and seat depth, a well-padded sofa should feel as good as it looks.
Are you launching any new furniture online this year?
We are always refining and adding thoughtfully designed pieces to our collection. One of our most recent additions is the Pillar Sideboard, a versatile storage piece with clean lines and strong proportions that works beautifully in both dining and living spaces. It’s designed to be practical, but with enough presence to anchor a room effortlessly.
What home décor trends are you seeing?
We’re seeing a shift toward warm, inviting spaces. Flexible dining pieces are popular as more people entertain guests at home, and comfortable, generously padded sofas are becoming the centrepiece of the living room. Homes are feeling more relaxed, welcoming and personal than ever.
9272 1545 | soulandtables.com.sg
Just Anthony – furniture online, including clearance pieces
It’s always a treat rummaging around Just Anthony’s store. However, if you don’t have the time to pop out there in person, you can do online shopping for furniture and their antiques. When you’ve made that purchasing decision, the good news is that deliveries are free for orders over $200.
What should we look out for when buying home décor online?
Be aware that colours and textures can look slightly different online than when you see them in person. As much as we try to make sure the colours of our products are as accurate as possible, some variation may still occur.
Anything new with your online shopping in Singapore?
This year, we will continue to expand our antiques section. Also, keep an eye on our clearance page where we add products from time to time – there are bargains to be had!
What are some home décor trends for 2026?
We’ll be bringing in more small and medium-sized pieces, be it antiques or reproductions, rather than very large pieces of furniture. This means more furniture to fit into most apartments. We will continue to source a greater variety of accessories such as jars, figurines and table lamps as well as focusing on bringing in more antique and vintage accessories: ceramic jars, pots, bamboo baskets, leather boxes and so on.
Living DNA – carpets and rugs online
The team at Living DNA believes every rug is more than just a piece of décor. “It’s the canvas on which the story of your space unfolds,” they say, “and the first whisper that tells you you’ve arrived: in a place of luxury, of taste, and most importantly, of home.”
What should we look for when home shopping online?
Look beyond the look. Don’t stop at images and styling, as it doesn’t always signal quality. Read through details: material, craft method, brand story, provenance. Good designs are the pride of their creator and you’ll find a wealth of details readily shared on the website. Conversely, there’s very little to say about generic, mass-manufactured designs.
If the online shop offers a physical space, don’t hesitate to see products in person, especially higher value home items. Think of the online shop as a conversation starter within your household to help you determine what you really want.
Anything new with your online shopping this year?
We’ve introduced two new colours to our beloved side tables: Sage and Bone. They were developed in response to what we’re seeing in real homes: softer palettes layered with tactile contrast. Sage is earthy. Bone offers a warm, architectural neutrality. Both are designed to sit gently within a space while holding presence.
We often say every room benefits from a grounding object – and we recommend the Agora Side Table for that. In the homes we’ve styled, its form naturally anchors a corner, completes a reading nook, or elevates a bedside without trying too hard. It has a way of making a room feel considered.
What home décor trends are you seeing in 2026?
As we see it, the desire for calm and grounded interiors continues to shape how people design their homes. There is now a deeper awareness that our spaces are more than visual backdrops: they regulate our nervous systems, influence our moods and shape the rhythm of our days.
What’s evolving is how this calm is expressed. While colour palettes remain soft and restrained, homes are becoming far more expressive through texture and form. At the homes we visit, we’re seeing pronounced wood grains, sculptural furniture, unusual rug textures and three-dimensional artworks that add depth without visual noise. Calm doesn’t mean flat.
In our own work at Living DNA, it excites us to see clients moving away from strictly repetitive, mechanical patterns and toward more biophilic shapes that feel organic, imperfect and alive. There is a growing collective recognition that we are not separate from nature. The home is becoming a place where that connection is restored.
* 16 Keong Saik Road
* #01-05 Quartz Industrial Building, 5 Upper Aljunied Link
8511 3584 | Living DNA
Boulevard Outdoor Furniture online shopping in Singapore
As the largest outdoor furniture retailer in Singapore, Boulevard carries a huge range – something to suit the smallest balcony and the largest estate!
Any tips for shopping online for outdoor furniture?
When shopping online for outdoor furniture, it’s important to balance style with practicality to ensure your pieces can withstand the elements.
- Start by measuring your balcony, patio, or garden carefully and comparing those dimensions with product listings to avoid overcrowding, and remember to leave enough space for easy movement around the furniture.
- Look beyond polished photos — zoom in on images, read material details, and prioritise weather-resistant options such as teak, powder-coated aluminium, or sintered stone.
- Check whether the furniture has UV protection or water-repellent finishes, and consider modular or stackable designs if you need flexibility for storage or changing layouts.
- Customer reviews can offer valuable insights into comfort, durability, and how the furniture performs over time in everyday use. You can also check product descriptions for specifics like seat depth and frame sturdiness.
- Don’t forget to explore warranty coverage and maintenance requirements. Some materials may need occasional cleaning or protective sprays to maintain their finish.
- Finally, consider the ease of assembly and storage, and whether the furniture can be conveniently moved or reconfigured as your outdoor space evolves. Investing in well-made, thoughtfully designed pieces often pays off with long-term durability, comfort and style.
What are some home décor trends for 2026?
Home décor trends for 2026 are moving decisively toward warmth, personality and indoor-outdoor living, with homeowners favouring spaces that feel curated rather than overly styled. Expect to see a shift away from stark minimalism to “warm minimalism” and layered, expressive interiors. Think soft whites, rich browns and textured materials like wood, rope and straps that create depth without clutter.
At the same time, there’s a strong emphasis on bringing the outdoors in, with biophilic design, natural finishes and seamless transitions between indoor and outdoor spaces becoming essential. This is especially relevant for tropical climates like Singapore. Outdoor areas are also evolving into true extensions of the home, with sculptural furniture, mixed materials and statement pieces replacing uniform patio sets.
Boulevard reflects this direction, offering designs that combine durability with contemporary, nature-inspired aesthetics – ideal for creating cohesive, resort-style living spaces that flow effortlessly from indoors to out.
6781 3211 | boulevardoutdoorfurniture.com
Island Living – a wide range of home décor online
Get into Singapore living and transform your home into an ‘island getaway’ with rattan furniture, tropical patterns and cool lighting at Island Living.
What should customers look out for when shopping online?
Online furniture shopping has become more competitive than ever. So, it’s essential for customers to shop smart and look beyond price tags. When comparing products, pay attention to product descriptions and specifications. Is the furniture made from solid wood or laminate? Are the materials sustainably sourced? Is it built to last, or are you compromising on quality for the sake of a bargain?
Returns and warranty policies are also critical – international platforms may offer lower prices but often lack convenient return options or clear warranty coverage. We provide reliable customer support to ensure a stress-free shopping experience.
Anything new with your online shopping in Singapore?
In response to the skyrocketing rental prices over the last few years, we understand that many customers are living in smaller spaces and looking for versatile, space-saving solutions. That’s why we’ll be introducing a range of compact furniture pieces designed specifically for Singapore’s urban homes in 2026.
What home décor trends can you identify for 2026?
Wellness, relaxation and comfort are at the forefront of current home décor trends. After years of uncertainty and change, people are turning their homes into sanctuaries that help them recharge and reconnect with themselves.
We’re seeing an increased focus on creating spaces that feel nostalgic and welcoming – embracing furniture and décor that exude warmth and character. Think vintage-inspired rattan furniture, reclaimed wood finishes and plush textures.
Multifunctional spaces remain a priority, with décor that adapts to both work and leisure needs – helping to transform living rooms, bedrooms or even small nooks into versatile retreats. This trend toward ‘emotional design’ ensures that every item in your home serves not just a practical purpose but also contributes to a sense of comfort and wellbeing.
info@islandliving.sg | islandliving.sg
Black & Walnut – new collections for online shopping
While the range of distinctive, designer-inspired luxury furniture from Black & Walnut won’t break the bank, it will turn your home into a unique showpiece. The team sources crafted designer furniture without the designer price tag. Hit up the store’s website for a look at the latest collections in the comfort of your own home. You’ll also get to access the in-store promotions online.
What should we look for when online shopping in Singapore?
Check the small print! Purchase information and terms and conditions should be transparent. Ours are clearly stated on each and every product page. These include pertinent information you need before deciding to buy online such as ‘purchase and payment’, ‘exchange and return’, and information on warranties. We have a dedicated after-sales support hotline where customers can easily make an inquiry. We also prefer to charge delivery service separately (rather than factor it into our product prices); that way, you only pay one delivery charge per location per trip when you have multiple items in a single order.
What are some current home décor trends?
Biophilic design is shaping as one of the home décor trends in 2026, emphasising a deeper connection with nature through organic materials, natural light, and lush greenery. This approach integrates elements like indoor gardens, living walls, and sustainably sourced wood to create serene, rejuvenating spaces. Large windows, earthy colour palettes and textured finishes enhance the sense of tranquility, making homes feel more inviting and balanced. By embracing biophilic design, homeowners can cultivate a space that not only looks beautiful but also promotes wellbeing and harmony with the natural world.
6781 3201 | blackandwalnut.com.sg
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