One of the best ways to put the 2026 National Day theme of “Going Beyond” into action is to support local brands.
Whether you’re after handcrafted wood furniture or bedding designed for Singapore’s humid climate, there’s a local brand for just about every corner of your home. In fact, you might already use some of them, not realising they’re Singaporean.
These locally founded businesses prove that our sunny island has no shortage of talent and craftsmanship, and with products tailored to local lifestyles, there’s every reason to give them a spot in your home.
In celebration of our nation’s birthday, here are 12 Singaporean home brands that deserve a place in your home.
Furniture
1. Doob: Locally made bean bags & soft furnishings
Image credit: @doobbeanbags via Instagram
Bean bags have come a long way from the flimsy, bead-spilling sacks many of us grew up with. Recognised under Singapore’s Made With Passion initiative, Doob designs and manufactures its bean bags locally, with a focus on creating durable seating.
One of its standout features is its double-layer construction, which separates the bead filling from the outer fabric cover. This makes cleaning or replacing the cover much easier, without having to deal with loose beads spilling everywhere.
The brand also incorporates child-safe zippers that make it harder for young children to access the filling, giving parents a little extra peace of mind.
The company also creates custom soft furnishings for hotels, resorts, schools and corporate spaces, meaning its products are designed to withstand far heavier daily use than the average bean bag.
That commercial-grade engineering explains the price point: Doob bean bags range from $79 for compact footrests up to $390 for premium cruelty-free fur recliners. Most standard sizes fall between $130 and $240. Kids’ bean bags start from $129, while outdoor water-repellent options sit in the $199-$239 range.
They’re available on HipVan with free shipping and returns, Robinsons, and on the Doob website.
2. The Table Guy: Handcrafted solid wood tables
Image credit: The Table Guy
Instead of offering ready-made pieces, Singaporean furniture label The Table Guy specialises in handcrafted solid wood tables that can be customised to suit your space and lifestyle.
Since every slab of wood has its own grain, knots and markings, no two tables turn out exactly alike.
Homeowners can customise everything from the table’s dimensions and timber species to its finish, making it easier to fit awkward dining areas or create a statement piece that complements the rest of the home.
They offer a range of wood options, including walnut, oak, suar, and sapele. Each piece is finished with VOC-free hardwax oil, a protective coating that helps preserve the wood while making it easier to care for over time.
As bespoke furniture, the pricing reflects custom craftsmanship and quality timber, so expect to invest anywhere from $2,500 to $8,000+ depending on timber species, size, and design complexity.
Get in touch with their studio directly through the Table Guy website or Instagram page to discuss your custom piece.
3. Castlery: Modern, family-friendly furniture
Image credit: Castlery
Castlery started as a local company and has since expanded into several international markets, but its focus remains on creating contemporary furniture that’s stylish enough for design-conscious homeowners and practical enough for everyday living.
Its catalogue spans everything from sofas and dining tables to storage units and bedroom furniture, making it possible to furnish multiple rooms with a cohesive aesthetic.
Rather than chasing bold design trends, many of Castlery’s collections feature clean lines and versatile silhouettes that can easily fit into Scandinavian, Japandi, or minimalist interiors.
Families may also appreciate the option to customise sofas with different upholstery choices, including performance fabrics designed to withstand everyday wear from children and pets.
Castlery offers competitive pricing for quality modern furniture. Sofas typically range from $1,200–$2,800, dining tables from $800–$2,000, and storage units from $400–$1,500.
Address: View their full list of outlets here
Contact: 8241 0030 | Castlery Website
4. Scanteak: Timeless teak furniture
Image adapted from: Scanteak
Scanteak has long been one of Singapore’s best-known names. The brand has built its reputation around Scandinavian-inspired furniture crafted from sustainably sourced Indonesian teak, a hardwood prized for its strength, durability and naturally rich grain.
Teak is particularly valued because it develops character over time, with its appearance gradually changing as the wood matures.
Combined with Scanteak’s understated Scandinavian aesthetic, the furniture is designed to remain relevant even as interior trends evolve, making it a worthwhile investment for those looking to furnish their home for the long term.
Its collections cover almost every room of the home, including dining tables, sofas, bedroom furniture and even outdoor pieces.
Using the same material throughout also makes it easier for homeowners to create a consistent look without mixing too many different wood finishes.
Scanteak positions itself in the premium range, reflecting genuine teak wood and Scandinavian craftsmanship. Dining tables start around $2,500, sofas from $4,000, and bedroom sets from $3,000.
Address: View their full list of outlets here
Contact: Scanteak website
5. FortyTwo: Affordable furniture & mattresses
Image credit: FortyTwo
Furnishing an entire home can quickly become a big expense. If you’re trying to stretch your renovation budget further, FortyTwo has become one of Singapore’s go-to destinations for affordable furniture and mattresses.
The Singapore-founded online retailer carries an extensive selection of sofas, dining tables, bed frames, storage furniture and home accessories, alongside in-house brands such as their Haylee mattress range.
Whether you’re shopping for a single room or an entire home, it’s a convenient place to get everyday essentials without exceeding your budget.
Competitive pricing, islandwide delivery and exclusive furniture designs have also made FortyTwo a practical choice for first-time homeowners furnishing an empty flat from scratch. Their sofa prices start from $599, bed frames from $299 and dining tables from $399.
Address: View their full list of outlets here
Contact: 6777 7667 | FortyTwo Website
Bedding
6. Woosa: Award-winning mattresses
Image credit: Woosa Sleep, The Dreamery via Google Images
Singapore-founded sleep company Woosa simplifies the mattress-buying process by offering a carefully curated range of mattresses and sleep essentials designed to suit different sleeping preferences.
Designed in Singapore and manufactured in Belgium, their mattresses are made with Sonocore® Latex, a material engineered to provide pressure relief while remaining supportive.
Beyond mattresses, the brand also offers bed frames, pillows and other sleep accessories, making it a convenient one-stop shop for homeowners furnishing an entire bedroom.
They were also the first in Singapore to introduce a 30-day mattress trial, allowing customers to sleep on the mattress before deciding whether it’s the right fit.
This trial period takes guesswork out of the purchase, offsetting the mid-to-premium price range of $1,299–$2,999 depending on size and firmness level.
The inclusion of free bed frame delivery and their extended trial period also make it a practical investment for quality sleep.
Address: View their full list of outlets here
Contact: 6371 3010 | Woosa Website
7. Sojao: Organic cotton bedding
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Sojao is one of the few local bedding brands specialising in organic cotton products. In fact, it was Singapore’s first bedding brand to receive GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) certification; one of the world’s most widely recognised certifications for organic textiles.
Its collection includes bedsheets, duvet covers and other bedding essentials made from long-staple organic cotton.
Compared to shorter cotton fibres, long-staple cotton can be spun into smoother, stronger yarns, resulting in fabric that’s softer against the skin while also standing up better to repeated washing.
Sojao’s organic cotton bedding is priced at a premium, reflecting GOTS certification and sustainable production. Bedsheet sets range from $250–$450, and duvet covers from $150–$280. While higher than conventional cotton, this investment would also cover durability.
Address: View their full list of outlets here
Contact: 8894 3341 | Sojao Website
8. Sunday Bedding: Bamboo bedding
Image credit: @sundaybedding via Instagram
Designed with Singapore’s warm, humid climate in mind, Sunday Bedding was founded by a local couple who wanted to create bedding that stays comfortable throughout the night without relying on heavy fabrics.
For hot sleepers or anyone who regularly wakes up feeling warm, the brand’s 100% bamboo rayon bedsheets make the fabric feel cooler and drier against the skin by allowing heat and moisture to dissipate more easily.
Beyond bamboo sheets, Sunday Bedding also carries linen bedding, quilts and pillows in different materials, allowing shoppers to compare them depending on personal preferences.
Sunday Bedding’s naturally breathable and moisture-wicking bedding comes with mid-to-premium price tags; bamboo sheets range from $189–$349 for a set, with linen options from $249–$429.
Address: View their full list of outlets here
Contact: 8661 5821 | Sunday Bedding Website
9. Heveya: Natural latex mattresses
Image credit: @heveyasg via Instagram
For homeowners looking to create a more environmentally conscious bedroom, Heveya offers mattresses and bedding made with natural materials instead of conventional synthetic alternatives.
Rather than offering a one-size-fits-all approach, the brand encourages customers to compare different firmness options before making a decision.
One of their showrooms spans across three storeys and features private mattress testing rooms, allowing shoppers to lie down and properly experience each mattress in a quieter, more relaxed environment than a busy retail floor.
Combined with its wider range of sustainable bedding products, the brand offers a complete sleep solution for homeowners who value natural materials and want to invest in a bedroom that’s designed with both comfort and sustainability in mind.
Heveya’s natural latex mattresses are positioned in the premium segment, ranging from $2,200–$4,500 depending on size and firmness. While a significant investment, the organic latex and eco-friendly materials justify the cost for sustainability-conscious buyers.
Address: View their full list of outlets here
Contact: 9628 9610 | Heveya Website
Home Decor
10. Supermama: Singapore-inspired homeware
Image credit: @supermamasg via Instagram
Rather than producing generic tableware, Supermama is a design brand that creates porcelain pieces inspired by Singapore’s culture, heritage and everyday life, turning familiar local icons into functional art.
Its collections feature motifs inspired by everything from neighbourhood landmarks and local food to cultural symbols that many Singaporeans would instantly recognise.
Instead of serving purely decorative purposes, these illustrations appear on plates, bowls, mugs and other tableware that can be used every day, making it easy to incorporate a touch of local identity into your dining table.
To bring its designs to life, Supermama works with skilled craftsmen in Japan, combining Singaporean storytelling with Japanese porcelain-making expertise.
This creates homeware that’s suitable for everyday meals, special occasions or as thoughtful housewarming gifts that celebrate Singapore in a tasteful, contemporary way.
Supermama’s handcrafted porcelain pieces are reasonably priced and quality-focused. Individual plates and bowls start from $25–$45, while full place settings range from $120–$200.
Address: View their full list of outlets here
Contact: 9628 9610 | Supermama Website
11. Onlewo: Singapore-inspired home décor
Image credit: Onlewo
Onlewo is a local design studio that draws inspiration from the places, traditions and everyday experiences that make Singapore unique.
This is applied across a wide range of home furnishings, including wallpapers, cushions, fabrics, lamps and furniture, allowing homeowners to introduce locally inspired designs into their space.
The studio also collaborates regularly with local artists and cultural institutions, resulting in collections that go beyond aesthetics to celebrate Singapore’s creative community.
For homeowners who want their living spaces to feel personal rather than pulled straight from a furniture catalogue, Onlewo offers an easy way to weave local stories into everyday interiors.
Their products span various price points depending on format. Cushion covers range from $49–$120, wallpaper from $15–$45 per roll, and lamps from $120–$300+. This range makes it accessible to introduce local-inspired designs subtly or boldly depending on your budget.
These unique and novel designs are available for purchase on their website.
12. Marmo: Marble home accessories
Image credit: Marmo SG
You don’t need to renovate your entire home to make it feel more luxurious. Sometimes, a few well-chosen accessories from Singapore homeware brand Marmo can have just as much impact.
The brand specialises in handcrafted home décor made from Italian Verde marble, a natural stone known for its distinctive green tones and unique veining.
Its collection includes trays, coasters, candle holders and decorative accents that can instantly elevate coffee tables, bedside cabinets, consoles or dining settings without overwhelming the rest of the space.
Rather than relying on ornate detailing, Marmo embraces a minimalist aesthetic that allows the natural beauty of the marble itself to take centre stage.
The result is a collection of understated accessories that can complement a wide range of interior styles, from contemporary apartments to more classic homes, while adding a subtle sense of refinement.
Marmo’s handcrafted marble pieces are premium yet functional home investments. Coasters and small accessories start from $35–$60, trays from $80–$150, and candle holders from $65–$120.
These pieces are available to view on the Marmo website.
1Homegrown Singapore home & living brands
While international furniture and homeware brands often dominate shopping lists, these local businesses prove that Singapore has no shortage of homegrown design talent.
Whether it’s handcrafted solid wood furniture, mattresses developed for better sleep, bedding made with Singapore’s climate in mind or décor inspired by the country’s culture and heritage, each brand brings something different to the table.
The next time you’re furnishing a new home or looking to refresh your space, consider shopping local. Beyond supporting Singapore-founded businesses, you’ll also discover thoughtfully designed products that combine functionality, quality craftsmanship and a perspective that’s uniquely our own.
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Cover image adapted from: Onlewo, Castlery, @sundaybedding via Instagram, FortyTwo
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