Discover recently opened design showrooms and destinations in Singapore, inviting you to refresh your abode for the turn of the year
With the turn of the year just around the corner, head out to visit these newly opened furniture and design showrooms and destinations in Singapore, so you can refresh your home just in time for the start of 2025.
There’s a perfect showroom for everyone on this list, whether you’ve been looking for designer furniture and lighting or a beautiful handwoven rug to complement your living space. Plus, you will be supporting the local design scene with a visit to some of these gorgeous new spaces.
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1. Tappeti

Above A view of the grand Tappeti space

Above One of the Tappeti rugs
Renowned rug purveyor Tappeti has opened its doors on Amoy Street, introducing an inviting, light-filled showroom on the second storey of a heritage shophouse. The newly opened showroom offers an immersive exploration of the brand’s collections, including the new Designer Collective range, with tactile samples to get up close and personal with each piece and discover the craftsmanship behind the textiles.
With original timber floors and an abundance of natural light, the showroom is an instantly enveloping environment and the perfect place to envision the ideal rug for your home.
And if none of the designs feel quite right for your space, soak up all the inspiration in the showroom and let the in-house designers create a bespoke rug just for you.
2. Hermès
After a renovation helmed by Parisian architectural firm RDAI, Hermès has reopened its expanded store in Singapore’s Takashimaya Department Store, showcasing its intricate craftsmanship amid soft, organic interiors defined by botanical motifs and refined finishes.
Across three grand floors, visitors encounter its sixteen “métiers”, from beauty to fine jewellery and leather goods, each section exuding Hermès’ signature design language and sophisticated appeal.
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3. Rooms by Sol Luminaire

Above Rooms by Sol Luminaire at Balestier
Balestier has a new design destination: Rooms by Sol Luminaire has opened its doors in the historical neighbourhood, reinvigorating the district by blending heritage and contemporary lighting design. This new boutique offers a curated array of designer lighting and homeware, collaborating with premium local brands to offer a wide range of interior fittings.
With a welcoming atmosphere, it beckons both designers and homeowners to venture out to Balestier and discover a reimagined design hub.
4. Grafunkt

Above The new Grafunkt showroom
Occupying a corner building in the charming Joo Chiat area, Grafunkt’s new showroom offers an extensive collection of fine furniture and furnishings across four levels. Find colourful pieces from beloved brands such as Hay and Louis Poulsen on the ground floor, and experience the best selections from Ligne Roset—including the iconic Togo sofa—on the second floor.
Japanophiles can head straight to the third floor for understated pieces from Maruni, CondeHouse, Ariake and many more. While you browse the furniture, check out the offerings from diverse brand partners as well, including Same Days Cafe, Straits Wine, Monocot Studio & Store, 3 Keys, and Huls Gallery.
5. Jaipur Rugs
Housed within a shophouse on Amoy Street, Jaipur Rugs has unveiled a flagship showroom that captures its dedication to exquisite craftsmanship and ethical textile production. The showroom’s Jaipur pink entrance and fluted panels are a nod to its roots, while rugs woven into columns and counters bring out a mix of artisanal heritage and modern design.
Visitors are invited to discover the showroom’s tapestry of handcrafted rugs and experience the artistry of the artisans behind them across a diverse range of vibrant collections.
6. Lixil Experience Centre

Above Inside the Grohe selection zone, part of the Lixil Experience Centre
The new Lixil Experience Centre in Joo Chiat is a marvel of innovation in water and sanitaryware, showcasing pieces from Grohe, American Standard and Inax. Each brand’s unique design language is highlighted in interactive spaces where visitors can enjoy multisensory experiences, including the indulgent Grohe Spa.
The centre combines digital and material elements, allowing customers to design bespoke virtual home spas and explore water solutions that integrate elegance with cutting-edge technology to excite all the senses.
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7. Baroque House

Above Inside Baroque House
A revitalised pre-war conservation shophouse on Rowell Road, Baroque House offers visitors a glimpse into Singapore’s storied past. Located in the vibrant heritage district of Jalan Besar, Baroque House has transformed a hidden courtyard into a lush sanctuary, preserving the character of its original design while integrating modern comforts.
This rebirthed space welcomes guests to uncover facets of history in an immersive setting defined by timelessly intricate architecture.
8. Coesa

Above The Coesa interiors

Above Sophisticated window treatments by Coesa
Founded by Jason Teo and Faith Goh, Coesa has unveiled its newly designed showroom on Tagore Lane, signalling a fresh chapter for the brand.
Originally known as End Curtain, Coesa’s rebranded space delivers a boutique experience with a focus on thoughtful details and tactile engagement with the brand’s lineup of premium curtains and blinds, redefining how window treatments can transform a home’s ambience and functionality.
9. Studio Yono

Above A Studio Yono creation

Above Another decorative object by Studio Yono
Located in the creative hub of New Bahru, Studio Yono introduces Singapore to exclusive European art and design.
Originally focused on mid-century vintage collectables when it was first founded in 2022, the boutique now specialises in sourcing undiscovered design pieces from a mix of established and emerging designers across Europe, bringing a unique touch to home interiors in the city.
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