8 Best Furniture Shops in Singapore (2026): Which Furniture and Sofa Sales Are Still Running in September, From Four Star's 80% Off BTO Roadshow to Commune's 68% Off

If you are starting from an empty flat, this is where the budget stretches furthest, and the September batch arrived exactly when the offers page said it would. There are now 276 IKEA Family items priced 1 to 30 September 2026, and unlike August's list they include real furniture rather than only small buys: the MALM 6-drawer chest at $129 (U.P. $189, 31% off), the same chest in white stained oak veneer at $199 (U.P. $299, 33% off), the MALM high bed frame at $179 for 120x200cm (U.P. $239) or $319 with two storage boxes (U.P. $379), the BILLY bookcase at $79 (U.P. $99), the SKRUVBY cabinet with doors at $149 (U.P. $179), the LASTARE frame with doors at $100 (U.P. $130) and the LASTARE table at $49 (U.P. $69). The deepest single cut is the FRIDANS block-out roller blind at $19.90 against $39.90, a straight 50% off. Sitting underneath that monthly list is a longer one valid 28 August 2026 to 25 August 2027, which is where the everyday items live: the APTITLIG bamboo chopping board at $9.90 (U.P. $14.90), the NORDKISA bamboo bedside table at $69.90 (U.P. $99.90), the STUK storage case at $9.90 (U.P. $14.90) and the GINSTMOTT curtains at $34.90 (U.P. $39.90). The bigger lever is still the New Home Package, which is not tied to any promotional period and runs year-round: IKEA Family members who spend $2,000 or more in a single receipt on home furnishing products get a $300 voucher, up to a $900 cap, plus one-time free in-store delivery, which effectively knocks about 15% off a first big order. Two conditions catch people out. You claim the vouchers at the Customer Service counter with your receipt, your IKEA Family ID and proof of a move or renovation within the past four months, such as a tenancy or sales agreement; and the vouchers expire three months after issue, so plan the second shop before the first one lands. Membership is free, and the three Singapore stores at Alexandra, Tampines and Jurong let you check comfort and finish in person before ordering. BEST FOR: BTO and first-home owners furnishing several rooms at once who want the lowest total bill rather than a single statement piece.

The one brand here that has not moved at all since our August check, and we re-verified the whole mechanic on 7 September. The storewide Home Refresh Sale is still live with no end date published, and it is tiered by spend rather than a flat percentage, which is the single most important thing to understand before you shop it: $100 off a $1,500 minimum spend, $180 off $2,500, $400 off $4,500 and $600 off $7,000. The $600 headline is real but it belongs to the top tier only, so a $1,400 order saves nothing at all. New subscribers get an extra $50 off, and that too is gated at a $1,000 minimum spend. The tiered-up-to-$850-off National Day Sale of 8 to 10 August is long finished and has not returned. Castlery is worth the trip regardless for modular sectionals and performance fabrics built for humidity and daily use, and its Tan France collaboration collection is the current design draw. BEST FOR: one design-led sofa or a full living-room set where the basket clears $1,500, and where you would rather have a fabric that survives Singapore weather than the last 5% off.

The best place on this list for smaller pieces, decor and a first sofa under $1,500. The mechanic is unchanged since August but the stock is thinning: the sale section now holds 1,037 items against the 1,244 we counted on 28 August, so roughly one in six pieces has gone in ten days. It is still split into a Clearance section at 50% off and a Display Piece section at up to 80% off, which is the deepest cut in this guide outside a warehouse roadshow. New customers get up to 16% off, furniture bundles save another 5%, and shipping is free over $300, still the lowest threshold of any brand here and the reason HipVan often wins on a single-chair order even when its percentage looks smaller. Display pieces are sold as seen and the product page flags the specific defect, which is worth reading rather than skipping. The Atelier showroom sits at Blk B #01-08, Clarke Quay, beside the Clarke Quay drop-off, open Monday to Sunday 11am to 9pm, so you can sit on the thing before you buy it. BEST FOR: one or two pieces rather than a whole flat, where the delivery threshold matters more than the discount, and for anyone willing to take a display piece to get a designer look at clearance money.

Solid wood and design-led shapes at prices that read like a clearance, and on 7 September it is still the deepest percentage discount in this guide outside a warehouse roadshow. The promotions page still runs under the High-Stocks Promotion heading with no end date published, so treat it as open-ended and go before the sizes thin out rather than assume a deadline. Two things moved since August, in opposite directions. In your favour: the Linate fixed dining table is back on the page at $1,099 (U.P. $2,999, 63% off) after coming off it in late August, so the piece we removed from this guide has returned. Against you: the Siena console has gone from $689.50 to $965.30 (U.P. $1,379), because the whole Siena range has been moved into a new 30%-off collection sale, and 30% is a shallower cut than the 50% it was getting. Two other collections joined it at the same 30%: Bruno, five pieces including the dining side chair at $174.30 (U.P. $249) and the dining table at $1,112.30 (U.P. $1,589), and Tierra, twenty-two pieces including the dining table from $1,959.30 (U.P. $2,799). Everything else in the High-Stocks section is unchanged and re-verified: Creme side chair $199 (U.P. $629, 68% off), Crimson coffee table $199 (U.P. $539, 63% off), Copenhang lounge chair $299 (U.P. $659, 55% off), Conica writing desk $944.50 (U.P. $1,889) and Rover coffee table $544.50 (U.P. $1,089), eleven pieces in that section. Buy-1-Free-1 chairs continue while stocks last across seven products, including the Enkel side chair from $299, the Copenhang side chair at $409, the Tan side chair at $449 and the Volta barstool at $949. A separate up-to-60%-off run of thirty-four pieces holds the Espen 3-seater fabric sofa at $999 (U.P. $1,999) and the Linate 6-drawer dresser at $1,450 (U.P. $3,629). BEST FOR: one statement piece, especially a dining chair set, where the Buy-1-Free-1 mechanic beats every percentage in this guide.

The specialist for solid teak, the kind of wood you can sand and re-oil a decade later rather than replace, and the biggest change in this update. The Summer Sale that we said was flagged as ending soon has ended, and every price we published in August went with it: the LIGE 120cm dining table at $599, the BOKA bookcase at $499, the LUTA bookshelf at $459, the VALET table at $329 and the whole IKON sofa range are all off the sale collection. Do not go looking for them. What replaced it is a dated campaign, which is unusual for this brand and useful for planning: Autumn Savings runs 3 September to 25 October 2026, while stocks last, with up to $800 cashback, 35% off mattresses, savings on selected cushions, covers, coffee and nesting tables, and free doorgifts for children. The sale collection now holds 24 pieces and we re-verified each one. The sofa to know is the KODDA range, built on a solid teak frame: the 1-seater at $799 (U.P. $1,349), the 2-seater at $999 (U.P. $2,159) and the 3-seater at $1,299 (U.P. $2,429). That $799 1-seater lands at exactly the price the departed IKON 1-seater held, so the entry point into a teak-frame sofa here has not moved, and the 3-seater is $200 cheaper than the IKON 3-seater was. Elsewhere: the HYLLA solid-teak bookshelf at $399 without doors (U.P. $849), $599 with wooden doors (U.P. $1,079) or $799 with glass doors (U.P. $1,309); the STADA 90cm writing table at $299 (U.P. $809), the deepest cut in the collection at 63% off; the FRED side table at $129 (U.P. $269) and the FRED 150cm TV sideboard at $999 (U.P. $1,889); and the LEIKA queen bed frame at $1,299 (U.P. $2,569). One to check before you travel: the MEKKO dressing table is still listed at $599 (U.P. $1,059) but shows as out of stock. BEST FOR: a dining table, bookcase or bed frame you intend to keep for a decade, and for anyone who would rather buy one solid piece than three that need replacing.

Leather and fabric sofas made in-house, plus Nightingale mattresses, and the steadiest offer in this guide. We first passed on a Last 3 Days flag the brand put on its homepage on 28 August pointing at Sunday 30 August. That countdown was false: ten days later the sale is still running and no end date is published anywhere on the site, which is worth remembering the next time any brand puts a countdown on a banner. It also still prints two different headline numbers on its own pages: the homepage and /pages/sale both call it an Anniversary Sale at up to 60% off, while /pages/furniture-sale still calls it the 40th Anniversary Sale, in-store exclusive, up to 61% off storewide. Take the lower figure as the one you can count on and the specific prices as the real offer, because those agree across both pages and we re-verified every one on 7 September: sofas from $890, the Nightingale pairing of 50% off a mattress with 50% off a bed frame with mattresses from $350, dining tables from $680, 50% off TV consoles, coffee tables from $90, and a BTOgether package of sofa, dining set, mattress and bed frame from $2,988. Named pieces on the sale page: HEMMA fabric sofa bed $890, JANUS modular fabric sofa from $1,298, EVITA modular fabric sofa from $1,288, HOMER 2-seater motorised recliner $1,788 with a further $200 off, PENNA 3-seater motorised leather recliner from $3,498 with $300 off, KORUS L-shape leather sofa $3,488 with $500 off, FINO quartz-top dining table from $680 and KAY from $688 with an extra $200 off. Two dining tables have been added since our last check: TIANA in travertine sintered stone at $1,080 for 1.6m and $1,380 for 1.8m, and MAX NEZZO in sintered stone at $780 for 1.4m and $880 for 1.6m. Free delivery kicks in above $1,000, the highest threshold here, and newsletter subscribers get 5% off a first order. The in-store wording matters: the deepest prices are not in an online cart at all, so the trip to The Centrepoint is the offer. Cellini will also send up to three fabric swatches free before you commit to a colour. BEST FOR: a leather sofa you want to sit on first, and for a mattress and bed frame bought together if you cannot make the Four Star roadshow dates.

A sofa specialist that has been making them since 1976, now marking 50 years, and the one entry here with a change you need to act on before you shop. THE WEB ADDRESS HAS MOVED. homestolife.com, the link we and most other guides have been sending readers to, now serves a blank Coming Soon placeholder and every product URL on it returns a 404. The business is not gone: the Singapore shop is trading at homestolife.sg, where the 50th Anniversary branding, the showroom list and the full catalogue are live, and that is where we re-verified every price on 7 September. Update your bookmark before you go looking. On the prices, three hold exactly: the Cruise 3-seater leather sofa at $2,999 against a $6,200 usual price, a 51% cut; the Bella 3-seater fabric sofa at $1,499 (U.P. $3,200, 53% off); and the Maple 3-seater fabric recliner at $1,799 (U.P. $4,000, 55% off), still the cheapest fabric recliner on the site. Two changes are in your favour. The Santa 2.5-seater we removed in August is back, now listed as a leather recliner at $3,299 against a $7,000 usual price, a 53% cut, rather than the $3,799 storage recliner we had before. And the Charleston leather recliner armchair at $1,599 (U.P. $3,600, 56% off) is the cheapest way into a leather recliner anywhere in this guide. One correction to our own earlier entry: the Suites leather sofa at $5,600 is a 2.5-seater, not a 3-seater. Undiscounted pieces such as the Calm corner fabric recliner at $4,858 and the Ingrid moving-back corner fabric sofa at $6,993 show where the range tops out. We still cannot find a published free-delivery threshold, so confirm the delivery cost at checkout. BEST FOR: a recliner or a leather sofa at roughly half the usual price, and for buyers who want quick-delivery stock rather than a 12-week custom order.

The most time-critical entry in this guide, and it has reset. The SAFRA Choa Chu Kang clearance closed on Sunday 30 August, the earlier of the two dates the brand printed, exactly as we said it would. A new roadshow has replaced it and it is only three days long. The BTO Home Sale runs 11 to 13 September 2026 at Level 2, SAFRA Mount Faber, 2 Telok Blangah Way, Singapore 098803, at up to 80% off premium mattresses, bedframes, sofas and more. Note that headline: 80%, not the 90% the August clearance carried, so this is a slightly shallower ceiling on a shorter window. The Four Star extras are what make these roadshows worth planning around, and all of them return: GST absorbed, free delivery, free one-for-one mattress disposal, free parking and a taxi claim on checkout, 0% interest instalment plans and warranty up to 15 years. Disposal alone is a cost you would otherwise pay separately at almost any other retailer. One improvement in the brand's own housekeeping: it prints a single date range this time, 11 to 13 September in both the banner and the event details, rather than the contradictory 27 to 31 and 27 to 30 August it published last month. The listed opening hours cover 11am to 10pm on Friday and Saturday and 11am to 9pm on Sunday. Getting there is by bus rather than MRT: the nearest stop is SAFRA Mt Faber 14281, on services 124, 131 and 195 or 195A. Enquiries go by WhatsApp message only, on 80820093 for mattresses and bedframes and 89761718 for sofas. The brand's separate in-store promotions page still carries a Detense mattress photo contest whose entry deadline was 3 February 2024, so treat that page as unmaintained and work from the Sale Event page instead. BEST FOR: a mattress, storage bed or bedframe, where the absorbed GST and free disposal are worth more than another few percent anywhere else in this guide, if you can make one of those three days.