8 Best Kids and Baby Furniture Shops in Singapore (2026)
Looking for kids and baby furniture in Singapore? Compare 8 shops with cots, bunk beds and study desks, with showroom areas and what each says it stocks.
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AI image by LocalRankFurnishing a nursery or a child's bedroom is different from furnishing a living room. Cots, bunk beds and study desks have to fit small Singapore rooms, and they need to keep working as a child grows. This guide gathers eight local shops and showrooms that publish children's or baby furniture ranges on their own sites. Each write-up describes what the retailer says it stocks, where its showroom is, and how to get in touch, using the shop's own wording where we cite it. We have left out prices, because they change often. Check stock and showroom hours directly before travelling, and note that several of these showrooms ask for appointments.
1. Kids Haven
Kids Haven runs a showroom in the Macpherson area and, going by its site, concentrates on rooms for children rather than general homeware. Its range pages list low and floor beds, loft and bunk beds, modular and Montessori-style beds, plus mattresses, wardrobes, study tables and chairs, bedside tables, dressers and bookcases. For younger siblings it also lists baby cots, bed rails and play tables, alongside bedding, canopies, lighting and wall decor, so one visit can cover a whole room. The site also shows custom and themed beds and a WhatsApp line for room advice. Opening days and hours are printed on the site, with a weekly closing day, so check them before travelling. Handy for planning a whole bedroom.
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2. Spaceman
Spaceman presents itself as a seller of space-saving furniture from Italy, which suits compact flats where a child's room also has to function as a study or play area. Its kids and teen beds section lists the Zigzag bunk with storage drawers and the Cascade bunk that includes a desk, and the site also files bunk and loft beds under its Murphy bed range. It says a single or bunk bed can be combined with a desk. The showroom on Lavender Street is open by appointment, and visits are booked through an appointments page on its site, which also lists a hotline and WhatsApp. It suits families who are short on floor area.
3. Liliewoods
Liliewoods describes its furniture as an artisan line of solid wood pieces for children, designed in Singapore and built in an Indonesian factory, according to its own about page. The site says it uses responsibly sourced hardwood and low-VOC finishes; these are the brand's statements, not something LocalRank has tested. Its online shop shows kids' chairs, a sensory and activity table, a bookshelf and a wooden utility trolley, rather than a full set of beds or desks. Alongside the furniture it stocks toys, craft sets and decor, and a Liliewoods Social store sits at Great World. A contact form and a WhatsApp line for text messages are listed. It fits parents looking for playroom pieces and accents more than a complete bedroom.
Great World
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4. Moebel Story
Moebel Story, written Möbel Story on its own site, says it has been in business since 2006 and carries FLEXA, the Danish children's furniture label, alongside Lorena Canals and Nobodinoz. Its online catalogue lists beds, desks, chairs, bookcases and shelves, storage and study pieces, and softer items such as rugs, baskets, cushions and linens. The showroom is in Marina Square, which makes it a convenient stop for families already shopping downtown. The site shows an email address and a WhatsApp number for enquiries, and it does not publish a general phone line. Parents who like a matching system, where a bed, desk and storage come from one design family, may want to browse its FLEXA range first.
Marina Square
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5. Kuhl Home
Kuhl Home focuses on children's rooms and, per its FAQ, describes itself as the exclusive Singapore retailer of Lifetime Kidsrooms and Oliver Furniture. Its catalogue lists single, loft, bunk and Montessori-style toddler beds, kids' study desks and chairs, baby cots and cradles, nursing dressers and storage pieces, so it spans nursery to school-age years. The showroom is in the Pasir Panjang area, and the site says walk-ins are welcome and free parking is available. A phone line and two WhatsApp contacts are shown, and its blog carries posts dated between August and October 2026, a sign that the site is being kept up. A sensible stop for parents who want a nursery and a study corner from one supplier.
Pasir Panjang
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6. Ibenma
Ibenma calls itself a leading brand of children's furniture in Singapore, a description that is its own and not an independent finding. Its site highlights modular beds, including a baby floor bed that it says can be converted into bunk, loft, study or single configurations as a child grows. It also lists bunk and loft beds, children's mattresses in latex, pocket spring and memory foam types, bedding, canopies and curtains, plus study tables and storage. The showroom is at Leisure Park Kallang, with daily opening hours printed on the site. A hotline and a WhatsApp link are published. It suits parents who like the idea of one bed system that is reconfigured over several years rather than replaced.
7. Island Living
Island Living is a general furniture retailer, but its site has a dedicated baby and children's section with sub-categories for children's furniture, baby cots, changing tables and dressers, and children's decor. That structure makes it handy for parents assembling a nursery from cot to changing station without browsing the whole store. The showroom sits in an industrial building in Kaki Bukit, and its website prints weekday and Saturday hours with Sundays and public holidays closed, so a trip there is better planned than spontaneous. An email address and a WhatsApp number are listed for enquiries. Because it also sells adult furniture, it can be a one-stop option when the nursery and the parents' own bedroom are being furnished together.
8. Hatchery Cribs
Hatchery Cribs is a baby-focused retailer whose nursery range, as listed on its site, includes cribs and cot beds, mattresses, bassinets, dressers and changers, and nursing chairs, with some kids' beds and storage too. Its about page names brands such as Babyletto, DaVinci Baby and Nursery Works, and the shop also sells strollers and other baby gear, so it appears in LocalRank's baby shops list as well; this page looks only at the furniture. Visitors to its ware studio must book an appointment through the site. A contact form is provided, but no email address or phone number appears on the pages we read. A fit for expecting parents who want to compare cribs and dressers from one nursery-led retailer.
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How to choose
- Measure the room before you shop, including door swings and window heights. Bunk and loft beds need ceiling clearance, and a bed plus desk can crowd a small bedroom. Take those dimensions to the showroom and ask the staff to confirm the assembled size of each piece.
- Think about the next five years. Many shops describe cots that convert into toddler beds, or modular beds that reconfigure as a child grows. Ask which parts convert, which need separate purchases, and whether the same range will still be sold when you want to add to it.
- Ask what the mattress fits. Cots and beds come in several sizes, and a poorly fitting mattress is a common reason for returns. Confirm the mattress dimensions with the retailer, and ask whether its fitted sheets and replacements are sold separately or only from the same brand.
- Ask each retailer how it describes safety standards, materials and finishes for the piece you want, and request the details in writing. Any claim on its site is the brand's own statement. Also ask about delivery, assembly, warranty terms and how repairs or missing parts are handled.
- Check practical points before you commit: whether the showroom needs an appointment, what hours it keeps, and whether the item is in stock or made to order. Ask for lead times in writing for custom or imported pieces, so a delay does not leave your child without a bed.
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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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