11 Best Geylang Furniture & Home Fitting Stores To Shop At For An All-In-One Trip

Furniture shopping in Singapore usually means plotting a Google Maps itinerary that might take you to opposite ends of the island, but that doesn’t have to be the case in Geylang. We’ve done the research and plotted 11 best furniture and home fitting stores around the Geylang, Eunos, Aljunied, Sims Drive and Ubi stretch of neighbourhoods to add to your BTO shopping route.

Geylang’s best furniture & home fitting stores

We recommend starting your trip along Geylang Road where several and home fitting showrooms are located within a short walking distance of one another. This makes it the easiest cluster to explore first, especially if you want to compare options before committing to larger purchases.

Set aside around 1.5 to 2 hours here, depending on whether you are just browsing or speaking with sales consultants about renovation packages. The closest public carpark is over at Lor 31 Geylang which is right behind Haus Square, or over at Lor 37 Geylang.

After completing the Geylang Road stretch, head over to Aljunied and Sims Drive for more furniture-focused stops. Thereafter make your way over to Eunos and Ubi for the final stretch of stores.

Haus Square: Designer bathroom fittings

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Haus Square specialises in contemporary bathroom fittings from international brands, with collections designed around clean lines, coordinated finishes and minimalist aesthetics.

Instead of piecing together individual taps, basins and shower fittings from different manufacturers, you can browse complete bathroom collections that make it easier to achieve a cohesive look.

The showroom also offers installation and alteration services, handy if you’d rather manage your renovation through a single supplier.

Unlike busier showrooms nearby, Haus Square recommends booking an appointment first. The quieter setting means staff can spend more time on finishes, layouts and recommendations, useful if you want a more personalised experience.

Pricing range

Haus Square positions itself as “affordable luxury”. Mixers and taps typically start from around $400, and complete bathroom collections range from $600 to $2,500. Want premium international brands like TOTO, Mayer and Rinnai? They’re here too, priced beyond $4,000.

Address: 617 Geylang Road, Singapore 389556
Opening hours: Mon-Fri 10am-6:30pm | Sat 10am-6pm | Sun 12:30pm-6pm
Contact: 6518 4981 | Website

King Eco: Eco-friendly bathroom solutions

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If sustainability is on your renovation checklist, King Eco is worth the stop, just around the corner from Haus Square. The showroom specialises in water-efficient bathroom products designed to cut daily water consumption.

From dual-flush toilets to water-saving taps and shower systems, everything here is picked for being practical, environmentally friendly and built to last.

Beyond its own range, King Eco works with more than 30 brands and stocks over 5,000 products, so there’s plenty to compare. It also offers installation by licensed plumbers and electricians, a convenient one-stop option if you’d rather not juggle multiple contractors.

Pricing range

Expect mid to mid-premium pricing. Water-efficient toilets typically start from around $250, while basins and taps generally range between $150 and $800.

Complete bathroom packages run $1,500 to $3,500, a practical choice if you want fittings that could help trim your water bills over time.

Address: 623 Geylang Road, Singapore 389561
Opening hours: Mon-Sat 10am-8:30pm | Sun 11am-7pm
Contact: 6993 1128 | Website

Bathzone: One-stop home fitting shopping

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If you’re still in the early stages of renovation and haven’t quite decided on your kitchen or bathroom fittings, Bathzone makes it much easier for you to compare across brands and styles.

This one-stop shop lets you browse bathroom accessories, kitchen appliances, ceiling fans and home essentials side by side, while getting a feel for how different pieces work together.

Seeing everything next to each other also makes it easier to spot where it’s worth spending a bit more, and where you can save without compromising on quality.

It’s worth checking their website before you visit too. You’ll get a wider view of what’s available, then see and feel your shortlist in person.

Pricing range

Bathzone sits comfortably in the mid-range. Bathroom fittings generally start from around $200, ceiling fans from about $150, and kitchen appliances from $300 into the low thousands, depending on the brand.

Address: 666 Geylang Road, Singapore 389594
Opening hours: Mon-Sat 11am-8pm | Sun 11am-7pm
Contact: 6842 3180 | Website

Bacera: Bathroom & kitchen fittings

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Bacera stocks everything from sanitary ware, taps and basins to cooker hoods, hobs and kitchen accessories, spanning more than 30 brands, making it an easy place to compare across several renovation categories in one visit.

Their decorative sinks are a particular standout. Instead of the usual white ceramic, you’ll find statement pieces in different colours, textures and finishes that can instantly lift a bathroom or powder room.

It’s also worth browsing Bacera’s online catalogue before you go. The online selection is even more extensive than what’s on the showroom floor.

Pricing range

Bacera caters to nearly every renovation budget. Entry-level fittings start from around $150, while premium sinks and designer fixtures can run upwards of $1,000.

If you’re shopping for a complete bathroom set, you’ll find plenty of options in the $300-$1,500 range, alongside higher-end statement pieces.

Do note that some popular products may require pre-orders, so it’s best not to leave your shopping until the last minute if you have a specific design in mind.

Address: 714 Geylang Road, Singapore 389628
Opening hours: Mon-Sat 10am-8pm | Closed Sundays
Contact: 6842 1101 | Website

Heritage Bathroom & Lighting Gallery: Lighting & sanitary ware

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Sourcing from multiple suppliers is one of the biggest headaches of any renovation. Heritage Bathroom & Lighting Gallery, right next door to Bacera, solves that with two connected showrooms, one for bathroom fixtures and one for lighting, so you can shop both in a single visit.

Start with toilets, basins, taps and shower fittings at Heritage Bathroom Gallery, then walk straight into the adjoining lighting gallery for ceiling lights, pendant lamps and other fixtures for the rest of your home.

Pricing range

Heritage is one of the more affordable places to pick up recognised brands while still getting solid product quality and service.

It caters to both budget-conscious and mid-premium buyers. Basic sanitary ware starts from around $150, while fittings from brands like Grohe, American Standard, Kohler and Bertazzoni generally sit between $300 and $1,200.

Address: 718 & 720 Geylang Road, Singapore 389630
Opening hours: Mon-Sat 11:30am-8:30pm | Sun 11am-7pm
Contact: 6846 9130 | Website 

Sai Hup Furniture Decoration: Custom-made wooden furniture

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Finding furniture that fits your unique layout can be surprisingly difficult, especially if you’re working around awkward layouts or trying to maximise storage in a smaller home.

Sai Hup Furniture Decoration focuses on made-to-measure furniture made to your exact dimensions and requirements, instead of selling mass-produced pieces.

With close to 30 years in the business, Sai Hup has built a reputation for straightforward service, working with customers on simple, functional pieces that suit the space rather than upselling.

Being able to hash out your ideas face-to-face before ordering also helps you dodge the costly mistakes that come with buying furniture sight unseen online.

Pricing range

Sai Hup offers mid-range custom furniture at prices that many homeowners describe as reasonable. Expect to pay anywhere from $500-$3,000, depending on the size and complexity of the project.

A basic three-seater sofa in linen fabric starts from $650, or $885 in leather.

The store also offers flexible payment options, next-day delivery for selected orders, and accepts CDC/SG60 vouchers where applicable, making it a practical option for budget-conscious homeowners.

Address: 118 Aljunied Avenue 2, Singapore 380118
Opening hours: Mon-Sat 9am-6:30pm | Sun 9am-4pm
Contact: 6745 9812

Lorenzo Singapore: Leather sofas & bedroom furniture

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Lorenzo is worth visiting if you’re aiming for a genuine leather sofa. The brand specialises in Italian cow leather upholstery, and is best known for its sofas, recliners and coordinated bedroom furniture.

Pricing range

Lorenzo sits mid-to-premium. Genuine leather sofas typically start from $2,500, though display and clearance sets are often discounted by up to 70%, sometimes dropping to the $700-$1,500 range.

If you’re looking for genuine leather without paying full retail price, the clearance section is well worth checking first.

Address: 11 Sims Drive, SCN Centre, Singapore 387385
Opening hours: Mon-Fri 11am-7pm | Sat-Sun 11am-8pm
Contact: 6741 8303 | Website

Comfort Design: Customisable sofas & solid wood furniture

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Comfort Design is a great place to start if you’re shopping for bigger-ticket furniture pieces. The flagship showroom houses more than 2,000 furniture designs, so you can compare different pieces without hopping between multiple stores.

One of the biggest draws is the freedom to customise your sofa, from the upholstery and finish to the layout.

This is especially helpful if you’re furnishing an awkwardly shaped living room, or want a sofa that fits your space perfectly.

Pricing range

Expect relatively mid-range pricing at Comfort Design. Smaller pieces of furniture start from around $169, while three-seater sofas start from $1,899. Prices of larger modular sofas and electric recliners typically start from $2,300 to $2,630.

Purchases above $500 also qualify for free delivery, helping you to offset some renovation costs.

Address: 110 Eunos Avenue 7, Singapore 409573
Opening hours: Mon-Sat 9am-6pm | Sun 10am-6pm
Contact: 6747 4809 | Website

Lovera Collections: Tableware & cookware

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Once the renovation is done, Lovera Collections is where you turn your attention to. Instead of furniture or renovation fittings, it focuses on tableware, dinnerware, cookware and decorative homeware to bring personality to your kitchen and dining space.

The collection leans towards colourful, design-led pieces that you won’t typically find in department stores. From patterned plates and pastel bowls to whimsical cutlery, it’s the kind of place where you’ll almost certainly leave with something you didn’t know you needed.

One thing to note is that showroom visits are by appointment, although you can browse the extensive online catalogue beforehand and shortlist what you’d like to see in person or just make your purchase on their website.

Pricing range

Individual plates start from just $8.90, while most pieces fall below $70.

Dinnerware sets generally range from $35.90 to around $200, making it easy to refresh your dining space without spending a fortune. Orders above $130 also qualify for free shipping.

Address: 1015 Geylang East Avenue 3, #02-141, Singapore 389730
Opening hours: Mon-Fri 10:30am-4pm | Sat 10am-12:30pm | Closed Sun & PH (by appointment only)
Contact: Lovera Collections website

Hoe Kee Home Solutions: Kitchen hardware & renovation essentials

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Having been around for more than 70 years, Hoe Kee is one of Singapore’s most established names for home fittings. In line with its tenure, the staff are well-equipped to advise on everything from everyday replacements to larger renovation projects.

It carries an extensive range across brands like Grohe, Hansgrohe, Blanco, Franke and TOTO, covering everything from sinks and taps to sanitary ware, kitchen accessories and hardware, making it easy to compare different options in one showroom.

It’s also open daily, making it one of the more convenient stops if you’re fitting shopping into a busy schedule.

Pricing range

One of Hoe Kee’s biggest strengths is that it caters to almost every budget. Entry-level products start from around $100, while more premium brands extend well into the $5,000+ range.

Its range of products across different price points also makes it easy to compare a basic sink or tap against higher-end alternatives at one glance.

Address: GRH Gallery By Hoe Kee, 33 Ubi Avenue 4, #01-34, Vertex, Singapore 408868
Opening hours: Daily 10am-7pm
Contact: 6702 6617 | Website

Bravat: Premium German bathroom fittings

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If you’re willing to spend a little more on your bathroom, Bravat is a German brand that strikes a good balance between everyday brands like TOTO and American Standard, and more premium European brands like Kohler and Hansgrohe.

The showroom showcases complete bathroom settings that make it easier to visualise how basins, taps, showers and bathtubs come together in a finished space.

The fittings themselves are designed with durability in mind, featuring finishes such as Hygieze Glaze, an advanced ceramic coating technology that stops dirt, water stains, and bacteria from sticking, and corrosion-resistant Super Brass that reduces maintenance over time. 

For those planning to stay in their property for years, these details can make premium fittings feel like a worthwhile investment.

Pricing range

Bravat sits firmly in the mid-premium to premium category. Basin mixers generally start from around $400, while freestanding bathtubs begin at approximately $3,000.

Complete bathroom packages can exceed $5,000, although promotional bundles are often available if you’re purchasing multiple fixtures together.

It’s a good option for homeowners who want European design quality without paying the prices associated with luxury designer brands.

Address: 33 Ubi Avenue 3, #01-06, Vertex, Singapore 408868
Opening hours: Daily 10am-6:30pm
Contact: 6659 1868 | Website

Best furniture & home fitting stores in Geylang

One of the biggest advantages of shopping in Geylang is that you can cover almost every stage of your renovation in a single trip.

To get the most out of your day, bring photos of your home along with accurate room measurements, so you can rule out pieces that won’t fit before you fall in love with them.

If you’re buying several items, don’t be afraid to ask about package discounts or showroom promotions. Many retailers offer better prices for larger purchases, and stores like Lorenzo regularly have heavily discounted display sets.

Another top tip is to make the trip on a weekday morning if you want more one-on-one time with showroom staff, without the weekend crowds.

It’s also good to plan your shopping itinerary beforehand. Most showrooms welcome walk-in customers, but sometimes making an appointment would give you a more personalised consultation.

For more shopping guides, read:

• Best stores in Singapore for bathroom accessories & fittings
• Homeowners’ cheat sheet for stacking discounts on appliances & furniture
• Singaporean homeowners’ guide to shopping in Foshan
• Millenia Walk furniture shopping guide

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