9 home and living brands to shop at Boutiques Singapore: The Spring Summer Edition 2026 this weekend

For city dwellers craving fresher ingredients, Singapore-based brand Heirloom Garden makes countertop gardening surprisingly accessible. Founded through a personal journey into nutrition and gut health, the brand champions microgreens that can be harvested and eaten within days for maximum freshness and flavour.

At Boutiques, the team will present its premium microgreen seed range together with the Microbed, a stainless steel hydroponic grower designed for compact urban kitchens.

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Comfort sits at the centre of Singapore-based bedding and lifestyle brand Annette. Inspired by the beauty found in everyday rituals, the label creates timeless essentials that balance softness with practicality, from bedding to restwear.

Its showcase at Boutiques includes signature linen and Tencel bedding, alongside pyjamas and loungewear crafted from natural and organic fabrics.

Designed for both little ones and grown-ups, family lifestyle brand Beary Beary focuses on gentle, everyday comfort through bedding, sleepwear and home essentials. Materials such as bamboo, Tencel, Pima cotton and organic cotton shape the foundation of its collections.

Among the highlights at Boutiques are the brand’s Tencel waterproof sheets, which combine discreet mattress protection with a soft hand feel, as well as lightweight quilted blankets suited to tropical weather.

Pets are getting the design-forward treatment at Ohpopdog. The pet lifestyle brand will be bringing its cooling mats, microbead beds and walk accessories to Boutiques, all created with comfort in mind for furry companions.

The label will also unveil its cheekily named Pawranakan Collection, a playful range that injects locally inspired motifs into everyday pet essentials.

More than just a lifestyle label, Singapore-based social enterprise Art:Dis Studio creates products and gifts featuring the works of artists with disabilities, while championing financial independence and vocational dignity through creative practice.

Visitors can also participate in the studio’s DIY flower bar experience, where they can assemble personalised arrangements using dried flowers and artisan ceramic bud vases.

Kūpaa approaches takeaway culture from a different angle. Created for what it calls the “post-disposable generation”, the Singapore-based lifestyle brand transforms reusable lunchware into objects that feel expressive rather than purely functional.

At its booth, visitors can build and customise their own reusable lunchware sets. The brand is also debuting a limited mixed-colour bowl, each one finished with painterly blends that ensure no two pieces are identical.

Experimental design practice Studio Karyn Lim moves fluidly between industrial precision and artisanal craft, producing furniture, accessories and objects shaped by conceptual thinking rather than allegiance to a single material.

For Boutiques, the studio will unveil the latest evolution of its Lightness series, including new geometric iterations of the Lightness Bag and the chainmail edition first introduced in late 2025. A new range of Lightness Jewellery will accompany the presentation, extending the studio’s ongoing exploration of structural form and wearable design.

What began as a pandemic-era balcony project has since evolved into Piang, a Singapore-based woodworking studio exploring the overlap between traditional craftsmanship and speculative design. Rejecting the logic of mass production, the studio approaches furniture as an evolving system shaped by experimentation, imagination and adaptability.

Drawing cues from science fiction, Piang creates modular pieces that encourage more flexible and self-sufficient ways of living. Piang will be showcasing GP01-1C, the foundational building block of their innovative Single Cell System. Designed for the modern home, this versatile storage unit features a proprietary rail system that allows it to adapt to your needs—whether as a standalone side table, a horizontally stacked, a tool cart or an elongated TV console.

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