10 Best Lighting Shops in Singapore
Compare the best lighting shops in Singapore, from Balestier decorative showrooms and designer galleries to LED specialists and one-stop home stores.
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AI image by LocalRankLighting sets the mood of a home, yet choosing fixtures means juggling decorative style, LED efficiency, budget and showroom access. This guide gathers established lighting shops in Singapore, from the decorative showrooms clustered along Balestier Road to designer galleries, architectural specialists and one-stop online stores. Each was checked against its own website or store listing, so treat it as a shortlist to compare in person rather than a strict ranking.
1. Lightcraft
Lightcraft is a homegrown lighting company that says it started in 1977 making fixtures in Singapore and has since grown into a full-service manufacturer and retailer. Its Kaki Bukit showroom carries indoor and outdoor LED lighting, from downlights, track spots and ceiling lights to suspension and custom bespoke pieces, and the firm states it runs its own workshop and photometric lab. That makes it a strong option for architectural and commercial projects as well as homes.
Kaki Bukit
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2. Verde Light
Verde Light is a Bendemeer showroom that divides its range into architectural and decorative lighting, and describes itself as a one-stop lighting supplier offering consultancy, installation and maintenance for both homes and commercial spaces. It carries imported designer fixtures alongside recessed, wall and smart lighting, aimed at buyers after more considered, higher-end pieces. The showroom takes appointment bookings for visits.
Bendemeer
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3. Sol Luminaire
Sol Luminaire is a design-led lighting retailer on Balestier Road that curates international studios such as Buster + Punch, SkLO and Mario Tsai alongside its own AEON fixtures and a Sol-T smart system. It presents its collections across several concept spaces, including one it calls Rooms, positioning itself at the statement, collectible end of the market. Expect editorial-style displays rather than a traditional lighting shop.
Balestier
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4. DWHOME
DWHOME specialises in chandeliers, pendant lighting and designer lamps, with signature collections it labels around motifs such as Ginkgo Leaf, Murano glass, rice paper and crystal. The company says it focuses on sourcing designer lighting of any kind, and runs a showroom in the Joo Seng industrial area that operates by appointment. It suits shoppers hunting for a decorative statement piece.
5. Light Avenue
Light Avenue is a one-stop lighting and home-fittings retailer that says it carries more than 40 brands, including Philips, OSRAM, KDK and Yeelight, spanning LED ceiling lights, downlights, track and wall lights, pendants, chandeliers and smart lighting. It also stocks ceiling fans, bathroom fittings and digital locks, which makes it useful for kitting out a whole flat. The retailer runs showrooms at TradeHub 21 in Boon Lay and on Ubi Road.
6. Horizon Lights
Horizon Lights is an online-first lighting retailer that organises its large catalogue by interior style, from industrial to minimalist, covering pendants, ceiling lights, chandeliers and ceiling fans. It describes itself as one of Singapore's largest online lighting shops, and also keeps a showroom at Orion @ Paya Lebar for viewing pieces in person. The style-based browsing makes it easy to match fixtures to a design direction.
Paya Lebar
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7. Regal Lighting Gallery
Regal Lighting Gallery calls itself a one-stop lighting gallery for homes and offices, with an emphasis on affordable LED fixtures. Its range covers ceiling lights, crystal and modern chandeliers, pendants, track and wall lights, LED strips and ceiling fans from brands such as Fanco and Crestar, alongside some bathroom fittings and digital locks. It operates showrooms at Sin Ming Road and at Senang Crescent in Chai Chee.
8. Sims Lighting Gallery
Sims Lighting Gallery says it began as a family-run lighting shop, established in 2013, and has grown into a one-stop home-essentials retailer. Its range centres on LED ceiling, pendant, wall, track and spotlights plus app-controlled smart lighting, with installation available. The company operates four showrooms islandwide, including Boon Lay, Balestier, Jurong East and Woodlands.
9. Lightings.com.sg
Lightings.com.sg pairs an online store with physical showrooms, carrying pendants, ceiling and track lights, wall and outdoor lamps and floor and table lamps, plus smart options such as Philips Hue and Wiser. Beyond lighting it also stocks home furnishing, sanitary ware and home appliances, so it doubles as a general home-fittings stop. Its showrooms are at Balestier Point and on Ubi Avenue 3.
10. Hong Da Lightings
Hong Da is a Balestier lighting shop that describes itself as a small, honest business, stocking chandeliers, ceiling lights, pendants, downlights, track and wall lights, LED fixtures and ceiling fans. Alongside sales it offers chandelier cleaning, lighting repair and rewiring, frame plating and restoration, and installation with islandwide coverage. That service focus makes it worth knowing for repairs as well as new fittings.
Balestier
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How to choose
- Decide the job each light must do first, whether ambient, task or accent, and the colour temperature you want, since warmer light suits living rooms and bedrooms while cooler, brighter light suits kitchens and study areas.
- See fixtures lit in person where you can, because brochure and website photos rarely convey true brightness, glare, colour rendering or how a finish reads against your own walls.
- Check the practical fit, including ceiling height and mounting type for pendants and chandeliers, whether a piece is dimmable, and the bulb base and wattage, so it works with your wiring and switches.
- Ask whether the shop offers delivery, installation and after-sales support such as spare parts, rewiring or cleaning, which matters most for heavy chandeliers and hard-to-reach fittings.
- Confirm warranty terms and lead times in writing, especially for imported, custom or made-to-order pieces that can take weeks to arrive.
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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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