Tan Boon Liat Building Guide: 20 Furniture Stores To Visit Before The Building Undergoes En Bloc

You might not know this, but there’s a treasure trove of high-quality furniture stores inside Tan Boon Liat building. Spread out across 15 floors, the stores at this iconic blue building offer everything you didn’t know you needed: antique furniture, rattan pieces, vintage decor, modern Italian home goods, and more.

The building has recently made the headlines with its latest $950 million en bloc sale. While it’s still unclear how long these stores will remain, Tan Boon Liat may be one of the last places in Singapore where you can browse this many furniture and homeware brands under one roof.

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1. Redhouse Antiques & Customised Furniture (#01-04/05): Unique antique pieces

For those on the hunt for unique furniture, you’ll want to check out Redhouse Antiques & Customised Furniture. 

Having been around for over 30 years, the store has custom antique pieces that’ll help your living room, bedroom, dining space, and hallway shine. There are also quirky home decor and sculptures that artsy souls will appreciate.

Location: #01-04/05
Opening hours: Daily, 10:30am to 6:30pm
Contact: Redhouse Antiques & Custom Furniture

2. Soul & Tables (#02-03 & #02-09): Eco-friendly French oak & Indonesian teak wood

It’s pretty hard to beat the selection of furniture at Soul & Tables. If you’re looking for eco-friendly French oak and sustainable Indonesian teak pieces like extendable dining tables (from $3,795), you’ll find them here. Best of all, Soul & Tables offers 1-for-1 disposal and a lifetime warranty, so you know you’ll always be taken care of.

Location: #02-03 & #02-09
Opening hours: Daily, 10am to 7pm
Contact: 9272 1545 | Soul & Table website

3. Plan-b Living (#03-01): Spill-proof upholstery & customisable furniture

Plan-b Living lets you build furniture around your space, with everything from sofas to dining sets available for customisation. Homeowners with smaller spaces can look out for storage beds, which are especially handy for hiding clutter.

Families with children or fur children can upgrade to the stain-resistant Aqua Clean fabric for their sofas, perfect for handling the occasional accident. The store’s solid teakwood pieces are worth a look too, with timeless designs that suit almost any home aesthetic.

Location: #03-01
Opening hours: Daily, 11am to 7pm
Contact: 8975 8989 | Plan-b Living website

4. Journey East (#03-02): Vintage & eclectic furniture

If your sense of furniture style leans more towards vintage, please turn your attention to Journey East. Having been around since 1995, the retailer sells a selection of antique teak wood pieces, industrial-styled furniture crafted with iron and wood, and retro home accessories. 

Beyond its vintage finds, the store also carries international brands such as Qeeboo and Tala. Qeeboo’s well-known Rabbit and Ribbon Chairs add a fun flair to any space, while Tala’s lighting leans more modern and refined.

Location: #03-02
Opening hours: Daily, 10am to 6pm
Contact: Journey East website

5. Mountain Living (#04-05): VOC-free teak, oak & walnut furniture

Fans of teak know that Mountain Living is one of the places to stock up on teak furniture. The store has a robust selection of solid teak, oak, and walnut wood pieces with minimalist designs. They’re made using high-quality timber and skilled craftsmanship and can be customised based on your preference in terms of sizes and finishes. They’re also VOC-free which means they’ll be safe for the whole family and pets.

Location: #04-05
Opening hours: Daily, 10:30am to 6:30pm
Contact: Mountain Living website

6. OriginAsia (#04-06 & #06-05): Asian-inspired hardwood furniture

Swing by OriginAsia for unique Asian-inspired furniture, art pieces, and accessories. On top of ready-made pieces, you can customise chairs, tables, and consoles to fit your home’s shape and size by trimming down their bulkiness and adding modern curves to older designs. 

All the hardwood pieces at OriginAsia come from sustainable plantations. On top of that, orders over $1,000 receive free delivery.

Location: #04-06 & #06-05
Opening hours: Mon-Sat 10:30am to 6:30pm | Sun 10:30am to 6pm
Contact: 9010 3656 | OriginAsia website

7. Born In Colour (#05-05): Japanese recliners & Korean furniture

At Born In Colour, you can get designer furniture with quirky designs at pretty reasonable prices, especially during its frequent sales. The styles here range from Scandinavian and Bohemian to mid-century modern and contemporary, so you’ll be able to find plenty that fit your home’s aesthetic. 

On top of that, Born In Colour also stocks recliners from Japan and furniture from Korea, making it worth a browse if you’re looking to recreate the cosy interiors often spotted in your favourite K-dramas.

Location: #05-05
Opening hours: Daily, 11am to 7pm
Contact: Born In Colour website

8. Song-Cho Design Lounge (#06-04): Stainless steel kitchen & household systems

Homeowners looking to do up their kitchen can turn to Song-Cho Design Lounge for stainless steel kitchen systems built to outlast the usual laminate or veneer finishes. The brand also offers sinks and countertops in both Japanese-imported and in-house options, giving you room to choose based on your budget.

A full kitchen showroom is available at this outlet, so you can better envision and plan your kitchen fixtures. For those after smaller-scale kitchen upgrades, Song-Cho also has stainless steel dish racks and pan organisers on sale, all designed to resist rust and moisture. 

Location: #06-04
Opening hours: Daily, 10am to 7pm
Contact: 6514 3178 | Song-Cho website

9. Chisel & Log (#07-06): Vintage cupboards & bookshelves

Chisel & Log specialises in vintage and antique furniture crafted by artisans in India, with a strong focus on bone inlay pieces. Its selection features sideboards and consoles inlaid with mother-of-pearl and bone detailing that catches the light from every angle.

You’ll find ornately carved sideboards, bookshelves, and cabinets in vibrant colours that add an old-world charm to your home. Customisation is also available if you would like to tweak the finish of a piece to fit your space.

Location: #07-06
Opening hours: Daily, 10:30am to 6pm
Contact: 9107 5714 | Chisel & Log website

10. Singapore Trading Post (#08-01): Quirky home decor from East Asia

Singapore Trading Post is a known name in the quirky home decor and colonial furniture game. Its products are sourced from India, Vietnam, and China, so expect one-of-a-kind finds with vintage character. 

You’ll find a treasure trove of vintage artwork and safari-inspired home decor that you didn’t know you needed for your home. If you’re working with a more compact space, there are also smaller items like throw pillows and reed diffusers to give your home a subtle tropical touch.

Location: #08-01
Opening hours: Wed-Sat 11am to 5pm | Sun 11:30am to 5:30pm | Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays
Contact: Singapore Trading Post website

11. Hommage Lifestyle (#08-08): Authentic Japanese furniture

Fans of the Japandi aesthetic know that Hommage is one of the places to stock up on authentic Japanese furniture. Founded in 2003, the brand is Singapore’s largest Japanese furniture store, importing directly from established manufacturers in Japan. 

Beyond sofas, dining sets, and tables, Hommage also stocks tatami mats, shoji screens, and even hinoki onsen baths, so you can enjoy a Japanese ryokan experience without the 7-hour flight.

Location: #08-08
Opening hours: Mon-Sat 10am to 7pm | Sun 10am to 6pm
Contact: 6258 5258 | Hommage Lifestyle website

12. Scanteak (#10-02): Premium teak furniture sourced from Indonesian plantations

It’s almost impossible to browse Scanteak without falling in love with the collection of premium teak furniture. Somehow, the brand manages to make solid teak pieces look elegant and minimalist, but luxe at the same time. 

You’ll be able to find everything here: beds, tables, chairs, dressers, bookshelves, cupboards and more. Scanteak sources teak from renowned plantations in Indonesia, so you know the durability and quality of the products are top-tier.

For better value, head to the factory outlet section at the back of its Tan Boon Liat store. Here, you’ll find additional discounts on selected dining tables, chairs, and other teak furniture and accessories. 

Location: #10-02
Opening hours: Daily, 10am to 7pm
Contact: 6990 2294 | Scanteak website

13. CANCAN Flagship Design Studio (#11-05 & #13-08): Sleek & modern furniture

For sleek furniture that still feels warm and inviting, CANCAN Furnishings’ flagship design studio offers a modern collection of essentials for your living and dining area. Spanning 2 floors and close to 7,000sqft, the space is styled with complete room setups, making it easier to visualise how each piece might look in your home.

The collection leans modern and understated, with modular sofas and dining tables crafted from materials such as travertine, sintered stone, and solid wood. Those with pets or kids can also customise sofas with pet-friendly and stain-resistant fabrics, making these investment pieces easier to maintain.

Location: #11-05 & #13-08
Opening hours: Daily, 11am to 7pm
Contact: CANCAN Furnishings website

14. Rooma (#13-01 to 05): Rattan & wood furniture with Bali vibes

If rattan and wood are on your furniture wishlist, then Rooma should be on your radar. Spanning 5 units, the store carries a wide range of indoor and outdoor furniture designed in-house and handmade by craftsmen in Indonesia. Custom-made pieces are also available if you can’t find exactly what you’re looking for. 

The rattan pieces are especially well-suited to Singapore’s humid weather, as they’re lightweight and airy enough to suit the heat. For a tropical resort feel, look out for dining sets, outdoor furniture, and rattan lamps that bring that island getaway vibe home.

Units #13-01 to #13-03 and #13-05 house Rooma’s showrooms and gallery, while #13-04 is its outlet space, where you can find selected furniture at discounted prices.

Location: #13-01/02/03/04/05
Opening hours: Mon-Fri 11am to 6:30pm | Sat-Sun 12pm to 6:30pm
Contact: Rooma website

15. Herman Furniture (#13-10): Unique single-piece wood slabs

For homeowners who love the character of natural wood, Herman Furniture specialises in single-piece wood slabs, with sizes ranging from 140cm to 250cm to suit different home types.

The wood slabs are readily available locally, with complimentary delivery and zero storage fees. While every piece is naturally unique thanks to its wood grain, you can also find slabs with raw edges for a more organic look. Rest assured that the pieces are stain- and water-resistant, with a nano coating for extra protection.

Selected pieces are also going for up to 50% off. One standout is a 2.1m-long African mahogany dining table crafted from a single slab, now priced at $1,850 (U.P. $3,700). Complete the look with a matching wooden bench made from similar wood, with prices starting from $700.

Location: #13-10
Opening hours: Daily, 10am to 7pm
Contact: 8668 9595 | Herman Furniture website

16. Commune Outlet (#14-03): Up to 70% off discounted luxury furniture

You may know Commune for its moody, sophisticated furniture, but there’s a treasure trove of discounted luxe furniture at Commune Outlet in Tan Boon Liat. From chairs and dining sets to cabinets and sideboards, you’ll find discounted and clearance items at up to 70% off. 

With a wide range of furniture for the living room, dining area, and even a home office, it’s an ideal stop to start furnishing a new home. Be sure to look out for deals such as dining chairs at 50% off and writing desks up to 60% off. 

Location: #14-03
Opening hours: Daily, 10am to 7pm
Contact: Commune website

17. ipse ipsa ipsum (#14-05): Bespoke artisanal furniture

If you’re looking for one-of-a-kind furniture, homegrown brand ipse ipsa ipsum specialises in bespoke pieces crafted by artisans, with designs so lush that its furniture was even featured in Crazy Rich Asians.

Customisable pieces include cupboards from $1,800, with designs drawing inspiration from Southeast Asia and Singapore, including Peranakan colours and tiger batik motifs. New homeowners can also consider its factory-direct furnishing package, starting from $12,100 for pieces across the living, dining, and bedroom, including a sofa, tables, chairs, and a storage bedframe.

For statement pieces, check out the brand’s collaboration with Singapore Airlines, where the airline’s signature meal cart has been transformed into a bar cart ($1,998) decked out in Peranakan motifs that’s sure to start a conversation.

Location: #14-05
Opening hours: Mon-Fri, 9:30am to 6:30pm | Sat-Sun 10am to 7pm
Contact: 6264 4789 | ipse ipsa ipsum website

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18. Woosa Sleep (#03-03): European-made foam mattresses

Woosa Sleep’s showroom is a kitchen-inspired space known as The Pantry, where shoppers can browse mattresses in a cosy environment and try out different mattress “recipes” and combinations. The mattresses are built with layered latex and foam for pressure relief and spine alignment, while staying breathable enough for Singapore’s humid nights. 

Plus, the store offers sleep pods to try out the mattresses with a quick snooze, giving you peace of mind before you commit to any purchase.

Location: #03-03
Opening hours: Daily, 10am to 7pm
Contact: 6371 3010 | Woosa Sleep website

19. Sleepnight Lifestyle Mattress (#03-04 & #03-05): 12-year warranty & free installation

Sleepnight Lifestyle Mattress slays and for good reason. Its innovative mattresses with a unique air chamber system help you fall asleep quicker and elevate your legs for better blood flow. 

For instance, the Sleepy Night Canterbury Latex Mattress pairs a breathable latex layer with individual pocket springs, cushioning pressure points for a restful sleep. The brand offers a 12-year warranty on top of free delivery and installation, so you won’t have to worry about lugging a heavy mattress home.

Location: #03-04 & #03-05
Opening hours: Daily, 10am to 7pm
Contact: 6513 3197 | Sleepnight Lifestyle Mattress website

20. Tempur Experiential Centre (#08-05): Experience different mattress models

The Tempur Experiential Centre ticks several boxes off your list. In addition to offering a range of innovative options that adapt to your body shape and temperature to improve sleep quality, the showroom lets you test different models. 

With the help of a mattress expert, plus a cosy home-like setting, you’ll be able to choose one that suits your lifestyle.   

Location: #08-05
Opening hours: Daily, 11am to 8pm
Contact: 6588 6308 | Tempur website

Best furniture stores at Tan Boon Liat building

Not gonna lie, but a good ol’ home makeover can bring you a lot of joy. To make that happen, you’re going to need a whole lot of chic and sturdy furniture. And that’s where the furniture stores at Tan Boon Liat building come into play. So whether you’re into rattan and boho chic, vintage vibes, or a mid-century modern mood, rest assured you’ll be able to find the right furniture pieces here.

How to get to Tan Boon Liat building: Alight at Havelock MRT Station and take Exit 1, followed by a 5-minute walk to Tan Boon Liat building. Alternatively, you can drive and park at the outdoor carpark. Parking rates start from $1.28/hour.

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Photography by Nicole Ang & Celine Wee.
This article was originally published on 9th October 2024, and updated on 26th August 2026.