Another year, another round of CDC vouchers! Cue the celebrations. It’s like the government’s version of ang bao, except you can’t blow it all on bubble tea. As part of the Budget 2026, these vouchers help cover grocery and food costs so you can save without spending a single cent!
But here’s what many people don’t realise: CDC vouchers aren’t just for cai png or kopi at the hawker centre. You can actually use them to buy furniture and even electronics. Here are 11 furniture shops in Singapore where you can put those SG60 and CDC vouchers to good use before they expire.
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1. WoodPecker Studio
Image credit: WoodPecker Studio on Facebook
With 4 branches across Singapore from Yishun to Aljunied, WoodPecker Studio offers furniture ranging from cabinetry and shoe racks to dining tables and coffee tables, all of which can be fully or partially paid for using CDC vouchers.
Almost everything is customisable, from length, height, and depth to the type of material and even colour. On top of that, they provide free delivery and assembly for orders above $200, so you won’t have to stress about figuring out how to squeeze your new cabinet into your car.
WoodPecker Studio Yishun
Address: Blk 927 Yishun Central 1, #01-165, Singapore 760927
Opening hours: Daily 9am to 9pm
Contact: 6592 2338 | WoodPecker Studio website
WoodPecker Studio Toa Payoh
Address: 177 Toa Payoh Central, Singapore 310177
Opening hours: Daily 9am to 9pm
Contact: 6980 8431 | WoodPecker Studio website
WoodPecker Studio Ang Mo Kio
Address: Ang Mo Kio Avenue 6, Block 726, #01-4162, Singapore 560726
Opening hours: Daily 9am to 9pm
Contact: 6270 3788 | WoodPecker Studio website
WoodPecker Studio Aljunied
Address: 118 Aljunied Avenue 2, Singapore 380118
Opening hours: Daily 9am to 9pm | WoodPecker Studio website
2. The Green Furnishing
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The Green Furnishing has been around since 2003, growing from a wholesale operation into a full-fledged local brand that claims it has furnished over 300,000 homes in Singapore. They have 3 showrooms: Woodlands Civic Centre, KINEX Mall (Tanjong Katong), and The Furniture Mall at Toh Guan.
Their range covers most parts of the home, from sofas and dining sets to bedding and smaller living accessories, with prices starting at around $599 for sofas, $499 for dining tables, and $199 for accessories.
If you’re planning to spend your CDC vouchers here, do note that only their Woodlands Civic Centre outlet accepts the vouchers.
The Green Furnishing Woodlands
Address: 900 South Woodlands Drive, #05-05, Singapore 730900
Opening hours: Mon-Fri 11am to 9pm | Sat & Sun 10:30am to 9pm
Contact: 6877 9559 | The Green Furnishing website
3. Shing Hup Furniture
Shing Hup Furniture has been around since 1996, focusing mainly on sleep essentials like mattresses made from memory foam, micro-gel, and latex. Beyond bedding, they also stock a selection of solid wood furniture, including sofas, dining tables, and other home furnishings.
The store has over 100 Google reviews, with many customers noting satisfaction with their purchases and service. They also offer free island-wide delivery for orders above $300, which is a plus if you’re buying larger items.
Address: 456 Jurong West Street 41, #01-734/736/738, Singapore 640456
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 8:30pm
Contact: 6665 9888 | Shing Hup Furniture website
4. Home Wellness Furniture
Image credit: Home Wellness Furniture
Home Wellness Furniture carries a wide mix of styles, making it easy to find something that matches your home’s vibe. Their Italian-designed leather sofas lean into Victorian elegance, the kind you’d imagine in a Sherlock Holmes study, while their solid teakwood pieces, imported from Indonesia, add a warm, traditional touch.
Image credit: Home Wellness Furniture
Whether you’re shopping for a statement piece or something practical for everyday use, it’s worth visiting their showroom to see the materials and craftsmanship up close.
Address: Blk 2 Joo Chiat Road, #03-1111, Singapore 420002
Opening hours: Daily 11:30am to 8pm
Contact: 6842 0341 | Home Wellness Furniture website
5. Sai Hup Furniture Decoration
Image credit: Sai Hup Furniture Decoration on Facebook
Sai Hup Furniture Decoration may not stand out at first glance, but it is a long-running store that offers both traditional and modern furniture to suit a variety of interior styles. They also stock bedding at reasonable prices, which could be handy if you are looking to replace an old mattress without overspending.
With a 4.7-star rating and over 100 reviews on ThreeBestRated, the store has built a solid reputation for reliability over the years. They also offer next-day delivery, which can be a plus if you need your furniture quickly.
Address: 118 Aljunied Avenue 2, Singapore 380118
Opening hours: Mon-Sat 9am to 6:30pm | Sun 9am to 4pm
Contact: 6745 9812 | Sai Hup Furniture Decoration Facebook page
6. Jen Jen Furniture Trading
Image credit: Jen Jen Furniture Trading
With 27 years of experience in furniture trading, Jen Jen Furniture Trading offers a wide range of furniture at reasonable prices, all of which can be purchased using CDC vouchers. They also boast a 4.7-star rating with 112 reviews on ThreeBestRated, with reviewers praising their friendly and knowledgeable staff.
Address: 683 Hougang Ave 8, #01-943, Singapore 530683
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 8pm
Contact: 6386 3090 | Jen Jen Furniture Facebook page
7. Late Morning
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If you’re looking for a minimalist refresh, Late Morning in Chinatown is where you want to spend your CDC vouchers. This Japandi-style lifestyle store stocks pottery handcrafted by Japanese ceramic artists alongside established names like Sabre Paris, known for their vibrant and colourful tableware that makes even a simple breakfast feel elevated.
The store also adds a personal touch to its curation by featuring pieces from its team’s travels, and it’s pet-friendly too, so feel free to bring your furry companion along for a browse.
Address: 230 South Bridge Road, Singapore 058779
Opening hours: Tue-Sun 11am to 7pm | Closed on Mondays
Contact: Late Morning Instagram
8. Lucky Store
Image credit: Lucky Store via Google Maps
Lucky Store is a well-known electronics and home appliance retailer with 2 outlets along Tanjong Katong Road. It’s popular among homeowners for accepting CDC, Climate, and SG60 vouchers, making it a convenient destination for practical home upgrades.
The store carries a wide selection of products ranging from everyday household essentials like rice cookers, kettles, and fans to Kobo e-readers and even robot vacuum cleaners.
The retailer has built a loyal customer base over the years, reflected in its 4.9-star rating from more than 1,000 Google reviews. Many shoppers return for its competitive prices and wide selection of products.
For added convenience, customers can also reserve items via WhatsApp before heading down to collect them, which is especially useful if you’re looking for a specific model.
Address: 312 Tanjong Katong Road, Singapore 437095
Opening hours: Mon-Fri 10:30am to 7pm | Sat 11am to 7pm | Closed on Sundays
Contact: Lucky Store website | 8614 1212 (WhatsApp)
9. Hwa Aik General Store
Image credit: Dr Davy Goh via Google Maps
Despite its unassuming appearance, Hwa Aik General Store in Ang Mo Kio is packed with kitchen and household essentials. A long-standing fixture in the neighbourhood, the store has earned a reputation for its reasonable prices and wide range of homeware.
As a traditional general store, you’ll find everything from classic kopi cups and iconic rooster-print plates to metal cookware and other everyday household essentials. Its extensive, no-frills selection makes it easy to stock a new kitchen from scratch or replace well-worn items without overspending.
They accept CDC vouchers, making it also a practical spot for a kitchen refresh, allowing shoppers to pick up household essentials at even better value.
Address: 711 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 8, Singapore 560711
Opening hours: Daily 10am to 9pm
Contact: 6456 4134
10. Country Haven
Image credit: @country.haven_
Country Haven is a long‑standing furniture store at The Rail Mall, and is best known for its solid teakwood furnishings and classic craftsmanship. The showroom carries a wide range of pieces, including sofas, dining tables, and cabinets, crafted from Indonesian teakwood.
Teak is well-suited to Singapore’s humid climate, making it a popular choice among homeowners looking for long-lasting furniture that adds warmth to their living spaces.
For those furnishing a new home or upgrading existing pieces, CDC vouchers can help make these long-term investments more affordable. The store also offers custom-made furniture, allowing customers to tailor dimensions and designs to suit their space, especially useful for homes with irregular layouts or compact spaces.
Address: 452 Upper Bukit Timah Road, The Rail Mall, Singapore 678206
Opening hours: Daily 12pm to 8pm | Closed on Tuesdays
Contact: 6764 3904
11. Selected Japan Home outlets
Image credit: Heartland Mall
Japan Home has long been a go-to destination in the heartlands for budget-friendly homeware and household essentials. Selected outlets accept CDC vouchers too, so you can rack up even more savings when picking up everyday necessities.
Its shelves are stocked with a wide variety of practical items, ranging from kitchenware and storage containers to cleaning supplies and other household essentials. With most items priced affordably, it’s easy to stretch your voucher budget while stocking up on the basics.
Just note that only selected Japan Home outlets participate in the CDC Voucher Scheme, so it’s worth checking the CDC voucher merchant list before heading down. Some participating heartland locations include the Bedok Reservoir Road outlet and Tanjong Pagar Plaza.
Full list of Japan Home outlets
Contact: Japan Home website
Using CDC vouchers to buy furniture
By picking the right shops that accept CDC vouchers and planning your buys carefully, you can give your home a fresh look without overspending. Be sure to check if the shop accepts the vouchers on the CDC website, and to get even more value, keep an eye out for ongoing promotions and time your purchases so you can stack the voucher savings with store discounts.
Here’s a PSA that the latest tranche of June 2026 CDC vouchers will be valid till 31st December 2027, and the SG60 vouchers will expire on 31st December 2026, so it’s worth using them before the deadline!
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Cover image adapted from: Country Haven via Google Maps, @latemorning_official, Lucky Store via Google Maps
This article was originally published on 14th August 2025, and updated on 19th June 2026.
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