10 Best Homeware Shops in Singapore

Shopping for homeware in Singapore has moved well beyond big furniture and cookware: the most interesting stores focus on the finishing touches, from tableware and textiles to vases, lighting and locally designed decor. This guide gathers ten established homeware and home-decor shops, spanning homegrown design labels and curated multi-brand boutiques. Each was checked against its own website or store listing; treat it as a shortlist to explore in person, not a strict ranking.

Supermama is a homegrown design store best known for its own porcelain tableware and design objects stamped with Singapore motifs, from HDB blocks and the Merlion to Peranakan patterns. It describes itself as a design-led lifestyle store working with local designers and Japanese craft makers, and its blue-and-white 'Singapore Icons' plates are among its signature pieces. The brand runs a physical store in Singapore alongside its online shop.

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Onlewo is a local design brand that prints original patterns inspired by Singapore's heritage, neighbourhoods and flora onto homeware and soft furnishings, including cushion covers, table runners, placemats, lamps and bone-china mugs. The label says around 70 percent of its products are made in Singapore, and its aesthetic pairs heritage references with a contemporary finish. It sells online and from a physical store in the city.

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Scene Shang is a homegrown label that reworks classic Asian design into contemporary homeware, lighting and decorative accessories, alongside a smaller line of furniture, in a restrained modern-Oriental style. It positions its pieces around heritage craft and clean, considered forms rather than fast trends. Its store sits on Beach Road, with stockist points elsewhere in Singapore.

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Crane Living is a curated homeware store with a calm, design-forward aesthetic, stocking sculptural vases, ceramics, reed diffusers, textiles and other decorative pieces sourced from independent makers. Its flagship sits in a Joo Chiat shophouse that doubles as a community and events space, and it runs additional corners around the island. It leans towards considered, giftable objects rather than large furniture.

Joo Chiat
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Inside Living, also styled INSIDE, is a multi-brand homeware and gift shop at Cluny Court that curates handcrafted tableware, textiles, accessories and its own in-house label. It carries international design names such as Citta and Weaver Green alongside locally chosen pieces, and says it has offered contemporary home furnishings, gifts and accessories since 1998. The emphasis is on craftsmanship and everyday, giftable homeware.

Cluny Court
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A Raft of Otters is a collective boutique that brings together dozens of independent, largely local brands under one roof, spanning home decor, gifts, art and accessories. It describes itself as championing small, ethically minded and often female-led businesses, so the mix of homeware and decorative pieces shifts with the makers it stocks. It has stores at Tanglin Mall and on Joo Chiat Road.

Tanglin Mall & Joo Chiat
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The Green Party is a homegrown chain of homeware and gift shops found in malls across Singapore, selling affordable decorative accessories, mugs, diffusers, storage and lifestyle knick-knacks. It leans into a bright, nature-inspired look and pitches itself around greener, everyday living. With outlets islandwide, it is an easy stop for inexpensive home accents and small gifts.

Islandwide
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Tiger & Lotus is a Joo Chiat boutique that curates handcrafted home decor, tableware, textiles and lifestyle pieces gathered from artisans around the world, with an eclectic, well-travelled feel. The shop describes its collection as 'conscious luxury' rooted in artisanal craftsmanship, mixing vividly patterned tableware with textiles, lighting and gifts. It is a single, personality-driven store rather than a chain.

Joo Chiat
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IUIGA is a homegrown home-essentials brand that sells its own homeware, storage, textiles and lifestyle products, and says it sources directly from manufacturers to keep its pricing transparent. Its stores mix physical browsing with an app-based, self-checkout experience, and the range leans functional and minimalist rather than towards decorative statement pieces. It operates several mall outlets in Singapore alongside its online shop.

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Studio Yono is a design store in the River Valley area that curates art and design objects with a strong European sensibility, from sculptural vases and tableware to prints and colourful textiles. It focuses on pieces from emerging designers and studios, so its range sits at the more collectible, statement end of home decor. The shop is tucked inside the New Bahru lifestyle cluster.

River Valley
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