If you haven’t heard of GAMAR Furniture by now, they’re a homegrown furniture retailer that specialises in bespoke, handcrafted furniture. And from now until 27th September, they’re having a Summer Sale that offers 15% off your order and 20% off orders above $7,000.
If you don’t have a wishlist yet, here’s a list of 7 items from GAMAR’s catalogue that we think are worth your attention.
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1. Pocket Vanity Table + Chair ($1,317.50, U.P. $1,550)
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Saving space is chic. But what’s even more chic is looking good while you do it. When everything is packed away, the Pocket Vanity Table + Chair takes up just 60cm by 55cm of floor space and looks more like a compact cabinet than a full dressing table. Open it up, though, and you get a 50cm-tall mirror, storage drawers, glass-panelled compartments, and a matching upholstered chair that fits neatly into the unit.
You can also choose between solid teak or sungkai, different wood finishes, and glass options including fluted and green Peranakan-style panels. If you want a vanity without making your bedroom feel like it revolves around one, this is the one to shortlist.
2. Odem Bench ($807.50, U.P. $950)
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The Odem Bench will make you wonder why more benches don’t come with a lamp attached. At 100cm long, it combines a cushioned seat with a side table, an integrated desk lamp, and a drawer, essentially giving you a mini reading nook in one piece of furniture. It’s made from solid teak or sungkai, with high-density foam and fabric upholstery.
Something as unique as this might seem like a headache to fit in with the rest of your home, but it would actually go great next to a bookshelf for a dedicated reading corner, or in a bedroom as a more unique and functional side table. It’s also more affordable compared to the other pieces on this list, dropping to almost $800 during the sale.
3. Adara Bar Cabinet ($1,997.50, U.P. $2,350)
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Behind the doors of the Adara Bar Cabinet, there’s dedicated bottle storage, a hanging rack for wine glasses, shelving, and drawers to keep all your bar essentials together.
Made from solid teak or sungkai wood with brass details, this bar cabinet has a design that’s understated enough to blend in with the rest of your home when happy hour is over.
Another plus is its relatively slim 40cm depth, while lengths of 150cm, 180cm, and 200cm are available depending on how much room (or alcohol) you’re working with. So you should definitely make sure you have your measurements down before ordering.
4. Sukkar Modular Sofa (from $637.50, U.P. from $750)
Image credit: @gamarfurniture via Instagram
Most of the pieces here lean heavily into wood, rattan, and heritage-inspired detailing, but the Sukkar Modular Sofa is the pick for those who want their living room to have a pop of colour.
Its separate centre ($750), corner ($850), and chaise ($1,100) modules can be bought together or separately to suit your floor plan, with the current versions mixing colourful frames, striped cushions, and cylindrical head bolsters.
A centre, corner, and chaise combination, for example, would cost $2,295 during the sale instead of $2,700. And you’re not locked into the fabrics pictured online either; other upholstery options are available if purple velvet and colourful stripes aren’t quite your thing. That flexibility makes the Sukkar worth considering if an off-the-shelf sofa is always either the wrong size, the wrong configuration, or just a little too beige.
5. Mijo Bed ($1,487.50, U.P. $1,750)
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Storage beds are nothing new, but the Mijo Bed goes further than simply giving you some space beneath the mattress. It has 2 drawers on each side, giving you 4 in total, plus 3 open storage nooks built into the frame. That’s space for bed linen, clothes, books, or all the other things that inevitably end up in plastic boxes beneath the bed anyway.
Unlike lift-up storage beds, the drawers also mean you don’t have to wrestle your mattress upwards every time you need something. And because the storage is incorporated into a solid teak or sungkai frame, it still looks like a proper piece of furniture rather than a storage system with a mattress sitting on top.
If maximising every square metre is your priority, you should probably add the Mijo bed to your list. Just remember to leave enough space on both sides to pull those drawers out comfortably.
6. Ehsan TV Console ($1,827.50, U.P. $2,150)
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The Ehsan TV Console would add a Peranakan touch to your living room, if that’s your vibe. Its solid teak frame and green glass panels give your electronics and other knickknacks a more decorative home. Plus, it comes in lengths of 150cm or 180cm, so you have some flexibility in terms of size.
But what stands out the most is that green glass. Plenty of TV consoles can hide routers, remotes, and miscellaneous cables; few add this much character while doing it.
It also lets you introduce Peranakan-inspired detailing without committing to patterned tiles or a much louder feature wall.
7. Clara Writing Desk ($1,657.50, U.P. $1,950)
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The Pocket Vanity and Adara Bar Cabinet are about hiding away when the job is done; the Clara Writing Desk is the opposite. Made with solid teak or sungkai, natural rattan, Italian marble, and brass, this is a desk you probably won’t mind looking at all day.
The mix of materials also sets it apart from the more utilitarian work-from-home desks you might be tempted to hide in a spare room. It can hold its own in a living room or open-plan space, where your desk is effectively part of the decor even after you’ve shut the laptop.
There are 100cm and 120cm-long versions, both with a relatively slim 50cm depth. Pick the 100cm version if space is tight; go for 120cm if you routinely work with a monitor or need room to spread out.
15% off everything, with up to 20% off orders above $7K
The GAMAR Furniture Summer Sale runs until 27th September, offering 15% off all orders and 20% off orders above $7,000.
That higher discount tier is especially worth keeping in mind if you’re shopping for more than one of the bigger pieces on this list.
Pair something like the Mijo Bed with the Sukkar Modular Sofa or Adara Bar Cabinet, and you’re already much closer to the $7,000 mark than if you were only picking up a smaller piece like the Odem Bench.
Just bear in mind that GAMAR’s furniture is made to order, with a stated lead time of around 8 to 10 weeks. So if you’re furnishing a new home or planning around an upcoming renovation, you might consider working backwards from your move-in date rather than waiting until you need the furniture immediately.
Address: Block 21 Kallang Avenue, #05-165, Mapletree Industrial Building, Singapore 339412
Date: 1st August to 27th September 2026
Opening hours: Tue-Sun 11am to 5pm
Contact: 9830 0115 | GAMAR website
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Cover image adapted from: @gamarfurniture via Instagram, GAMAR Furniture
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