11 Best Kallang Furniture & Home Fitting Stores To Shop At, From Statement Sofas To Bathroom Fittings

Anyone who knows anything about shopping for furniture and home fittings would know that it’s basically a sport of its own. So what better place to shop than Kallang, Singapore’s sports and entertainment hub? It has everything from premium sofa showrooms and bespoke solid-wood furniture stores to ergonomic office chairs and bathroom fitting specialists.

Kallang’s best furniture & home fitting stores

If you’re furnishing a new BTO or renovating and want to see, touch, and compare products in person before committing, we’ve rounded up 11 furniture and home fitting stores around Kallang worth checking out. Our list caters to a wide range of budgets too, with furniture starting from a few hundred dollars to custom pieces and premium sofas that run well into the thousands.

1. King Living Kallang: Premium sofas

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If a sofa is going to be the centrepiece of your living room, and you have the budget to invest in one, King Living is one of the more premium stops in the area.

This Australian furniture brand specialises in highly customisable modular sofas, with different configurations and upholstery options to choose from. Its sofas are built around durable steel frames and designed with long-term use in mind, so they’re not exactly the sort of furniture you’ll be looking to replace every few years.

The modular design is also especially handy if you expect your living situation to change. Rather than being locked into one fixed configuration, certain setups can be rearranged as your room or needs evolve.

Price range

Known for its quality and comfort, King Living’s sofas generally range from around $1,500 to over $4,000, while larger modular and recliner configurations can go beyond $9,000.

Address: 22 Kallang Avenue, #01-00 Hong Aik Building, Singapore 339413

Opening hours: Mon-Fri 10:30am-7pm | Sat 10:30am-8pm | Sun 10:30am-7pm

Contact: 3129 8214 | King Living Website

2. GAMAR Furniture: Bespoke wood furniture

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For those who’d prefer something a little less “mass-produced”, GAMAR Furniture specialises in solid wood and teak furniture, with designs spanning vintage, mid-century, Asian-retro, and Scandinavian influences.

They have plenty of wood and rattan to browse, alongside pieces that feel more distinctive than conventional contemporary furniture.

Where GAMAR really stands out, though, is its customisation options. You can tweak dimensions, materials, and other details, making it an option for awkward corners or homeowners who have a very specific piece in mind but can’t find something ready-made that fits.

Price range

Since custom pieces are individually quoted according to their size, wood type, and complexity, there isn’t a fixed price range to go by. But GAMAR products typically fall in the mid-to-mid-premium bracket, with customers often praising its designs, quality, and customisation options.

Address: Block 21 Kallang Avenue, #05-165 Mapletree Industrial Building, Singapore 339412

Opening hours: Tue-Sun 11:30am-5pm | Mon Closed

Contact: 9830 0115 | GAMAR Furniture Website

3. Homus Singapore: One-stop shop for bathroom accessories & appliances

The Homus Singapore showroom along Lavender Street is a one-stop shop if you’re renovating, bringing together bathroom fittings, sanitary ware, and kitchen appliances under one roof.

It stocks brands such as Bosch, Mayer, American Standard, Grohe, and Kohler. This will come in handy during the earlier stages of a renovation, when your shopping list seems to grow by the day.

Rather than travelling to separate showrooms for a basin, tap, and kitchen appliances, you can compare different brands and price points in one place. One less showroom to squeeze into your weekend? We’ll take it.

Price range

The broad range of products also means a wide price range here, so you don’t necessarily have to blow your renovation budget. Basic fittings can be relatively affordable, while branded sanitary ware and appliances can set you back anywhere from a few hundred to a few thousand dollars.

Address: 116 Lavender Street, #01-03 Pek Chuan Building, Singapore 338730

Opening hours: Daily 11am-7pm

Contact: 8399 9995 | Homus Singapore Website

4. Rozel Furnishing: Broad selection of mid-range furniture

If you’re starting with a relatively empty home and need to buy several pieces at once, Rozel Furnishing has one of the broader selections on this list.

Its range covers sofas, recliners, beds, mattresses, dining furniture, TV consoles, and storage. In other words, you could probably tick quite a few things off your shopping list in one trip.

There are also customisation options, which is great for shoppers who need more pet- or child-friendly fabric options that can better handle everyday wear and tear. 

The sales staff are also known for being pretty friendly and helpful, so Rozel could be a good first stop if you’re still figuring out what you actually want for your home.

Price range

Prices fall roughly within the mid-range to mid-premium category. Larger leather sofas, recliners, dining sets, and customised furniture range from $2,000 to $4,000. It’s also worth looking through their regular clearance sale, where you can sometimes find gems like a 2-seater sofa going for $499.

Address: 51 Sims Avenue, Singapore 387414

Opening hours: Daily 11:30am-9pm

Contact: 8078 2176 (WhatsApp) | Rozel Furnishing Website

5. HomesToLife: High-end contemporary furniture

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HomesToLife sits somewhere between mid-range furniture and the more premium designer pieces, making it a good middle ground if you want to level up your home without going all-out luxury. They’re particularly known for their sofas, with customisable fabric, genuine leather, and recliner options, alongside other dining and living-room furniture.

It’s worth browsing if you’re going for a modern look and want something a little more elevated than the usual basic options, while still having plenty of choice when it comes to finishes and configurations.

Price range

As mentioned, HomesToLife offers more premium-looking options without stepping into designer price brackets, so you can expect sofas to cost around $1,500 to $4,000, depending on the model and material.

Address: 5 Stadium Walk, #01-01, Leisure Park Kallang, Singapore 397693

Opening hours: Daily 11am-9pm

Contact: +65 6443 6421 | HomesToLife Website

6. Affairs Living: Smart beds, mattresses & furniture

Furniture is getting smarter, and Affairs Living is for homeowners who like the idea of having a little more technology built into theirs.

If you’ve been curious about adjustable beds or smart furniture but aren’t sure whether they’re actually worth it, their Kallang showroom is the place to try them out in person.

This sleep and furniture specialist carries everything from motorised beds to smart sofas and mattresses, with features including built-in storage and wireless charging.

With all those added bells and whistles, prices tend to sit above standard furniture options, though there’s still a fairly broad range depending on the product and features you choose.

Price range

Smart mattresses start around $1,500, and more premium options can exceed $3,000. Similarly, smart sofas fall between the $1,000 and $2,000 range, depending on the model. Some models also allow the customisation of fabric, so that would affect the price as well.

Address: 2 Sims Close, #01-13, Singapore 387298

Opening hours: Daily 10:30am-7:30pm

Contact: 9653 5877 | Affairs Living Website

7. TheFurniture.com.sg: Budget-friendly furniture

TheFurniture.com.sg caters to the more budget-conscious homeowner, with a wide range of ready-made furniture spanning sofas, sofa beds, beds, dining sets, TV consoles, cabinets, and desks.

It focuses on practical, accessible pieces, so it’s worth considering if you’re looking to furnish your home without committing to higher-end price points.

At the same time, there’s plenty of variety in its catalogue, so you can still mix in larger or more customised pieces where it makes sense to spend a little more.

Price range

A lot of its products fall within the $100 to $500 range, with some entry-level pieces below $100. Larger items like a 3-seater sofa with customised fabric and measurements would be within the $1,500 to $2,000 range, with more premium options going up to $4,000.

Address: 23 Genting Road, #06-01 Chevalier House, Singapore 349481

Opening hours: Daily 10:30am-7:30pm

Contact: 9183 4245 (WhatsApp) | TheFurniture Website

8. Hinomi Singapore: Home office furniture

Hinomi specialises in ergonomic office and gaming chairs designed for people who spend long hours sitting, whether that’s working from home, gaming, or a bit of both.

The big draw is that there’s a physical showroom where you can test the chairs before committing. This is especially important for ergonomic chairs, since what feels great for one person might be completely wrong for another.

You’ll get to check whether the lumbar support sits at the right height, the seat depth is comfortable for your legs, and the adjustment range works for your preferred sitting position.

Beyond ergonomic chairs, their catalogue includes desks, study setups for children, as well as other gaming accessories.

Price range

Hinomi’s ergonomic chairs generally range from $279 to $759 at current prices. The more affordable models cover the basics, while the pricier ones come with more extensive adjustability, added support features, and greater flexibility in how the chair can be configured.

This gives you some room to choose based on how much customisation you actually need, rather than paying for features you may not use.

Address: 12 Kallang Avenue, #03-01, Aperia Mall, Singapore 339511

Opening hours: Daily 11am-8pm

Contact: 8670 9988 (WhatsApp) | Hinomi Singapore Website

9. OXO Ceramic: Affordable bathroom fittings

While you’re in the area, it’s worth crossing bathroom fittings off your list too. OXO Ceramic carries sanitary ware, toilets, basins, taps, and other bathroom fittings from a wide selection of brands, all available for you to browse in a single showroom.

That includes more wallet-friendly names like OXO and Unix, alongside recognisable brands such as Rubine, Ariston, and 707, offering a decent spread across different budgets.

Making a trip down to the physical showroom lets you compare sizes, finishes, and proportions in person, especially for items like basins and toilets, where it can be difficult to judge from product photos alone.

Price range

Toilet bowls would fall within the hundreds range, and taps could go up to $300 for more premium options. But their pricing generally ranges from budget to mid-premium and varies considerably depending on brand and specifications. 

If you’re buying multiple fittings, it’s definitely worth asking about a reduced package price. The staff are generally friendly and willing to answer any questions you might have.

Address: 138/140 Jalan Besar, Singapore 208868

Opening hours: Mon-Sat 9:30am-7pm | Sun 10am-7pm

Contact: 6391 9188 | OXO Ceramic Website

10. Modeste: Design-led bathroom specialist

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Modeste carries brands including Kohler, Gessi, Fujioh, and Bravat, alongside its own BOAE collection. Its focus leans towards premium finishes, colours, and more distinctive, designer-style fittings.

Visit the showroom to compare basins, shower systems, and finishes side by side to put together a coordinated bathroom look that goes well beyond standard chrome fittings.

Price range

Prices are generally in the mid-premium to premium range, with many pieces available on a quotation basis. The staff are also said to be pretty helpful without being overly pushy, which is always a bonus when you’re trying to make a decision on something you’ll be living with for years.

Address: 339 Beach Road, Singapore 199566

Opening hours: Mon-Sat 10am-7pm | Sun 10am-6pm

Contact: 6292 0039 | Modeste Website

11. Hafary Bathroom: Higher-end bathroom selection

For homeowners willing to spend more, Hafary Bathroom rounds out the list with a more distinctively premium selection.

Its showroom carries sanitary ware, basins, mixers, showers, and accessories, including products from established European brands such as Zucchetti, TECE, and Klopfen.

It’s worth a look if you’re going for a more polished, contemporary bathroom where you want all the fittings to work nicely together. Rather than picking each piece based purely on price, you can browse different styles and finishes to put together a more cohesive look.

Price range

As a rough guide, bathroom packages can start from around $1,000, while individual premium fittings can run from the hundreds into the thousands depending on the brand, finish, and type of fitting.

Address: 161 Lavender Street, Level 2, Singapore 338750

Opening hours: Mon-Sat 9am-7:30pm | Sun 10am-6pm

Contact: 6202 6858 | Hafary Bathroom Website

Best furniture & home fitting stores in Kallang

One of the biggest advantages of shopping around Kallang is that you don’t have to commit to one store or price range.

And since furniture is becoming increasingly customisable in terms of dimensions, upholstery, finishes, and configurations, visiting a showroom gives you a much better sense of what can actually be adjusted to fit right into your home.

Just remember to bring your floor plan and measurements along, and don’t be afraid to ask whether there’s a better price available; showrooms may have ongoing promotions, bundle deals, or discounts that aren’t immediately obvious.

Clearance sections are worth checking too, especially if you’re flexible when it comes to colours, fabrics, or display pieces.

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Cover image adapted from: GAMAR (formerly Second Charm) via Google Images, Uchify