Shopee and Taobao might be the reigning online shopping platforms that most of us turn to when it comes to furnishing our first homes, but don’t overlook Instagram. We’ve shortlisted 20 Instagram furniture and homeware stores to shop from for a dose of off-beat charm.
1. Some Days Are Tuft—Hand-tufted rugs & mirrors
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Rug tufting is all the rage these days, and it’s no wonder that shops like Some Days Are Tuft are growing in popularity. Specialising in hand-tufted rugs, this Instagram shop sells one-of-a-kind rugs with eccentric and vibrant designs that will surely be a nice pop of colour for your home. Aside from offering premade rugs, Some Days Are Tuft accepts commissioned orders for you to create a rug that truly screams you.
Their catalogue also includes tufted mirrors for that perfect splash of eclectic brightness to add to your home.
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2. The Chateau Dept—Retro, designer-esque custom chairs
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At The Chateau Dept, you’ll find a huge range of premade and made-to-order mid-century modern chairs and designer dupes that will give your home office that much-needed facelift. Besides office chairs, they also have lounge chairs and dining chairs for you to make more of a statement.
For those who prefer to “try before they buy,” the store has a mini studio for customers to check the chairs and material choices out in the flesh before committing to a purchase.
Note: Studio visits are by appointment only.
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3. Plantita.sg—Live plants & aesthetic pots
Their collection of plants include Chinese evergreen, Japanese maple trees, and cute succulents.
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Although purchasing plants is traditionally done in person, not everyone can afford the luxury of time to pop into a nursery. If you’re guilty as charged, Plantita.sg is an Instagram store that’ll let you purchase the complete plant and pot (from $27) – all fully styled to display without the hassle of repotting.
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4. Bayy & Co—Faux plants & flowers
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Not everyone’s a plant whisperer, but that doesn’t mean you can’t have lush decor. Bayy & Co has all sorts of artificial plants, from orchids to olive trees, to elevate your space without worrying about keeping them alive.
Like the store above, this home-based IG shop also sells beautiful pots and rattan baskets for your faux plant babies from $25. In addition, all purchases can be delivered island-wide for $15.
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5. Eastfield Ceramics—Handcrafted watercolour pottery
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For pottery enthusiasts, Eastfield Ceramics is an online pottery shop with affordable yet unique handcrafted pieces that you’d be proud to whip out during CNY and special events. Here, you’ll find everything from plates and mugs to vases and sake sets in two distinctive styles – oriental abstract and pastel watercolour – for as low as $30.
Their products are perfect as decorative pieces to style your home and are super functional as everyday tableware and dishwasher and microwave-safe.
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6. NÙR—Minimalist home decor items
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Wabi-sabi, Japandi, Scandi – if these interior styles are your cup of tea, then NÙR will be a one-stop-shop to help you spruce up those empty arched niches or floating shelves.
Products such as bubble candles, rustic and bubble vases, arched trinket trays and marble/terrazzo-inspired resin trinket trays make the Instagram shop simply a dream for any minimalist-styled home. You can even top up $5 for a bundle of baby’s breath to come with your vase.
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7. Petals and Table—Alice in Wonderland-esque tableware
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Bring a touch of Alice in Wonderland into your home with Victorian tableware from Petals and Table. You’ll find a whole array of floral and scalloped plates, teacups and saucers from $20 as part of their Instagram catalogue to add some whimsy to your modern home.
Note: As these are curated vintage pieces, be mindful that some may come with scuffs.
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8. Fourth Orbit—Whimsical second-hand pieces
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Imagine stumbling into a thrift store with hundreds of items from the 80s and 90s; that’s what it feels like when we scroll through Fourth Orbit’s IG store. Many of their products are a mix of eclectic retro to vintage whimsy, and are guaranteed to bring a sweet dose of your childhood into your adult home. Expect quirky finds such as colourful trinket trays, a vintage Crayola lamp, and even a Rugrats alarm clock.
Shop Fourth Orbit.
9. VNTG 1965—Vintage paintings & tableware
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Another online shop, VNTG 1965, specialises in vintage items primarily from the ’90s and early ’00s. Its diverse selection sets it apart, including tableware, home decor items like mirrors and table lamps, and even reproductions of paintings by renowned artists like Vincent Van Gogh and Claude Monet.
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10. Arousal.home—Eccentric vintage homeware
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Arousal.home features vintage items with a touch of whimsy to add some funkiness to your home. Some unique finds on offer include a stoneware dish shaped like a pie with apple pie recipes printed on the inside, an abacus lamp and a teapot shaped like a classic English pub house.
Their smaller items start from as low as $8 whilst bigger items can go up to more than $100.
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Tip: Be sure to check their Instagram highlights to see which items are still available for you to snatch.
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11. WoodyPegger—Wooden pegboard organisers
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When it comes to interior design, one of the toughest choices is deciding how to style those blank walls. With WoodyPegger, you can turn your empty wall into more storage space by adding wooden pegboard organisers.
The pegboards start from as low as $8 and come in three default sizes- 24cm x 20cm, 34cm x 20cm and 44cm x 20cm. Plus, if you have specific dimensions in mind, custom orders are welcome.
In addition to wooden pegboards available in five swatches, WoodyPegger also offers metal pegboards starting at $14, along with various accessories to keep your items in check.
Note: They only provide self-pickup, and no installation is provided.
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12. Raww_Play—Camping-themed homeware items
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Raww_Play captures the rugged allure of the outdoors and seamlessly blends it into your living space. You can find brands from Japan in their catalogue, like heavy-duty baskets for storage ($45), folded stools ($56) and a table that can be converted to a stable scaffold ($225).
Their products are perfect for industrial-themed homes and those who love furniture pieces that aren’t only limited to home use, as they can be brought along on all your outdoor adventures.
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13. Raw Bean Studio—Exotic pieces for that explorer vibe
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If you’ve ever wanted to capture that sense of adventure from shows like Indiana Jones in your home but don’t have the money to go on long expeditions to strange, uncharted lands, then perhaps pay a visit to Raw Bean Studio instead.
This shop features vintage, sometimes borderline antique pieces from a wide variety of cultures and continents, from tribal Australian vases ($85) to Aztec Sculptures ($85) and even Bronze horse statues ($65) from Greece.
These ornaments would be great items for giving your home an air of sophistication and certainly make for great conversation starters when you have guests over.
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14. altNEU—Uncommon finds from around the world
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Started in October 2024, altNEU curates vintage pieces from all over the world in a variety of styles suited for any home. Some unique finds include rustic kitchenware from Japan, featuring earthy elements that lend an organic feel to your kitchen. If you are looking for something to class up your desk setup, the shop offers elegant Mid-Century type pieces like the Perpetual Calendar to accompany your work day.
altNEU also curates rare historical items from far-flung locations like Russia, such as the Soviet Crystal Highball Glasses from the 1960s that you’ll be hard-pressed to find elsewhere. These exotic pieces offer a touch of different bygone eras to your home.
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15. objects.re—Buy vintage & support animal causes
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For vintage lovers on the hunt for larger furniture pieces, objects.re is a shop worth checking out. With a furniture curation of all shapes and sizes, the store features a selection of furniture from popular international brands that will be a statement piece for your home. Highlights include larger furniture items like the Ero|S| Swivel Chair by Philippe Starck for Kartell, as well as IKEA lamps in discontinued designs.
Even for smaller homes, there are some space-saving vintage furniture available, such as the 1980s nesting tables that can be stored neatly when not in use. Shopping here supports a good cause – a portion of sales will go towards supporting animal shelters and rescue efforts.
Tip: Some items may be sold on a blind bidding basis – the bidder with the highest offer will snag the item, so be sure to keep a lookout on their Instagram stories to catch these drops.
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16. Chonky Things—Funky kitchenware & decor
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Chonky Things specialises in a colourful selection of vintage finds that adds playfulness to any home. An unconventional aspect of their curation is the variety of food-themed vintage items, such as a funky 1990s vintage IKEA tomato pitcher ($80) and ceramic dim sum baskets ($38).
Their picks can be used outside of the kitchen too, with items such as a vintage capsicum dish that doubles up as a serving dish or a trinket tray, making them versatile picks for your home.
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17. The Jou Jou Space—Elegant vintage decor
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Also known as Bijou Objects, The Jou Jou Space has a charming range of vintage decorative pieces, including a selection of homeware accessories. These pieces create an elegant pop of colour to your home, with glassware available in various shapes and sizes. Products that are available include a vintage Oread art glass vase ($58) – perfect for showcasing as an accent piece.
You’ll find more opulent pieces that will elevate your living room, like a shell glass teacup set ($30 per set), or even a stone chess set with hand-carved pieces ($190). Even if you are not shopping for your home, these can make great housewarming gifts.
Shop The Jou Jou Space.
18. Storeroom Things—Storeroom of vintage gems
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As the name suggests, Storeroom Things uncovers vintage gems previously kept in the owners’ storeroom, presenting a wide variety of items that can find a special place in your home. Unique conversation pieces include a 1960s Hoya Mid-Century Modern Japanese ice bucket ($160) shaped like an ice cube, to keep your drinks chilled all night while entertaining guests.
The store also features eclectic international finds, like a 1970s slat chair made in Romania ($140). It provides comfortable seating when needed, and can be easily folded up for storage and carried around for indoor and outdoor use.
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19. Peachy Objets—Maximalist colourful decor
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Peachy Objets draws you in with an array of eye-catching items that are sure to bring a fun and playful energy to your home. Specialising in vintage items produced between the 1950s and early 2000s, the shop offers quirky items that will feel right at home for any maximalist.
Whimsical pieces also combine both funk and functionality, such as a strawberry-shaped fruit fork set from the early 2000s ($35) can serve as a cutlery set and a kitchen island centrepiece.
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A peculiar find includes a vintage Garfield telephone from 1981 ($65). For homes that still use a landline, this novelty phone will turn even the most dreaded phone call into a fun experience. Even if you don’t have a landline, it will feel right at home as a quirky retro display piece for your living room.
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20. Homeware.jpg—Nostalgic and retro homeware
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Homeware.jpg is filled with items that feel like a blast from the past, with retro furniture items to decorate your home. Some pieces evoke a sense of nostalgia, such as the Celestial Wooden Book Ends ($25), an addition that will bring childhood whimsy to your bookshelf.
Vintage lamps that are commonly sought after by vintage collectors are also available here. One popular design offered is the discontinued 1990s IKEA Skojig lamp ($100), a classic item that adds a warm glow to any room.
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Instagram furniture & homeware stores to shop from
Aside from being a great platform for inspiration, Instagram also proves to be one of the best places to shop for unique hidden gem decor items you won’t be able to find in Tan Boon Liat, physical thrift stores or IKEA. Be it something whimsical or Victorian, these 20 Instagram shops will surely have items for even the pickiest homeowner.
Read our other articles here:
- 10 adorable Shopee items to cute-sify your bedroom
- 6 designer lamp dupes you can get from Taobao
- 6 cutest home decor items to buy at Turtle
Cover image from: Some Days Are Tuft, Arousal.home, Fourth Orbit
This article was originally published on 19th May 2023, and updated on 19th May 2025.
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