10 Best Furniture Shops in Singapore
The best furniture shops in Singapore, from solid-wood and teak specialists to online and designer stores, each verified against its own website.
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- Amir Wahab
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AI image by LocalRankFurnishing a home here means weighing solid-wood craftsmanship, Scandinavian teak, designer imports and value-driven online buys, often on an HDB or condo timeline. This guide rounds up established furniture shops in Singapore, from homegrown makers and multi-brand showrooms to e-commerce specialists shipping island-wide. Each was checked against its own website or store listing; treat it as a shortlist to compare in person, not a strict ranking.
1. Commune
Commune is a homegrown Singapore furniture brand offering living, dining and bedroom pieces in a clean, Scandinavian-Asian style built largely from solid wood such as oak and walnut. It says it prioritises sustainably sourced timber and low-formaldehyde finishes for everyday, long-lasting furniture. The brand runs several showrooms in Singapore, including a flagship at Millenia Walk.
2. Scanteak
Scanteak specialises in teak and other solid-wood furniture for the living room, bedroom and dining room, finished in an understated Scandinavian style. The company says it has been a Singapore furniture name since 1974, has used sustainably sourced teak since 2014, and offers low-formaldehyde pieces it states are SGS-tested. It operates multiple showrooms across the island.
3. Castlery
Castlery is a homegrown, online-first retailer offering modern sofas, dining tables, beds and storage, with designs it describes as tailored to compact Singapore homes. Alongside its website it runs an Orchard Road showroom for viewing pieces in person, and markets fabrics it calls spill-resistant and pet-friendly. Direct online ordering is paired with styling advice and tiered delivery options.
4. Cellini
Cellini is a Singapore furniture maker best known for leather and fabric sofas, alongside dining sets, bed frames, mattresses and living-room storage in a contemporary, designer-led style. It says it has crafted furniture since 1986 and sells factory-direct with no middleman, keeping design and manufacturing in-house. Its flagship showroom is at The Centrepoint on Orchard Road.
5. HipVan
HipVan is one of Singapore's larger online furniture stores, carrying sofas, dining and bedroom furniture, mattresses and home accessories across a wide spread of styles. It markets itself on "honest prices," a 100-day returns window and free delivery and assembly above a minimum spend, and groups its own designs into curated "Signatures" collections. Shoppers can also visit its HipVan Atelier showroom at Clarke Quay.
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6. Grafunkt
Grafunkt is a designer-furniture destination carrying curated international labels such as Ligne Roset, HAY, &Tradition, USM and House of Finn Juhl, spanning sofas, dining, storage, lighting and outdoor pieces. It positions itself around considered, long-lasting design rather than volume, and also supports trade and hospitality projects. Its showroom is on Joo Chiat Road.
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7. Picket & Rail
Picket & Rail is a solid-wood specialist offering dining sets, beds, cabinetry and leather sofas, with collections it roots in classic American Shaker and Mission styles. Founded in 1999, it takes an engineering-led approach to custom furniture and says selected cabinetry is produced to fine tolerances, with formaldehyde-free options available. Its showroom is on Senang Crescent.
8. Star Living
Star Living is a one-stop furniture and furnishings retailer that houses several in-house brands under one roof, covering sofas, dining and bedroom sets and home essentials across a range of budgets. Part of a group it says has operated since 1981, it positions itself as a mega-store for busy households. It runs large showrooms including Sungei Kadut, IMM and Tampines.
9. Journey East
Journey East curates vintage and reclaimed-teak furniture alongside contemporary designer pieces, sofas, dining tables and lighting, with an emphasis on materiality and provenance. Established in 1995, it stocks brands such as dBodhi and United Strangers and restores original mid-century and colonial-era Asian furniture. Its showroom is in the Tan Boon Liat Building on Outram Road.
Tan Boon Liat Building
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10. FortyTwo
FortyTwo is a homegrown online furniture store with a very broad catalogue spanning sofas, bed frames, mattresses, dining sets and home accessories at a range of price points. It says it is one of Singapore's largest home-furnishing e-commerce sites and that it started in 2007, selling primarily online with a showroom at Raffles City. The sheer breadth of its listings makes it a common starting point for furnishing a whole flat.
How to choose
- Measure your space, doorways, lifts and corridors first, and confirm that large pieces like sofas and wardrobes can actually be carried in before you order.
- See and sit on big-ticket items in person where you can, because photos rarely convey seat depth, firmness, material feel or true colour.
- Ask what each piece is actually made of, such as solid wood, veneer, engineered board, or genuine versus bonded leather, since this affects both price and how it ages.
- Confirm lead times, delivery and assembly charges and the returns policy in writing, especially for made-to-order or imported items that can take weeks to arrive.
- Check the warranty scope and length, and whether after-sales repair or servicing is offered, before committing to a large purchase.
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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.
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