If you are shopping for furniture in Hong Kong and need a helping hand in finding the best furniture stores in Hong Kong for your needs then you’re in the right place. Here’s a full guide to the top furniture shops in Hong Kong catering for all areas, budgets and interior decorating tastes. Whether you’re after the perfect sofa, antique lamp, modern dining table or cute kids’ bed, there’s bound to be something to suit.
Altfield
Get inspired by classical Asian designs at Altfield’s showroom in the Prince’s Building. While you’re there, explore the collection of antique jewellery, maps and prints. Altfield has been one of Hong Kong’s leading dealers in fine antique Chinese furniture, Southeast Asian sculpture and decorative works of art since the 80s.
Indigo Living
Indigo Living has been renowned as one of the best furniture stores in Hong Kong for home furnishings and beautiful interiors for years. The overriding sensation you get from their showroom is of elegance, quality and luxury. You’ll find everything from home decorating here including, furniture, rugs, artwork, entertainment ware, bedding, cushions and lighting, as well as personalised design services and customised furniture solutions.
Tequila Kola
This emporium has legendary status as a decorator’s paradise, stocking a plethora of unique furniture, fabric and accessories. If you’re looking for inspiration for buying furniture in Hong Kong, pay a visit to the flagship first-floor Horizon Plaza store. You’ll find striking living room, bedroom and dining room displays in signature styles.
Okooko by European Bedding
We spend a third of our life in bed, which means our mattress and bed base are among the most important home furnishing decisions. Do yourself a favour and take time out of Hong Kong’s hectic pace to try out the city’s best mattresses in the peace of Okooko’s sleep studio at The Plaza.
TREE
TREE is a must-have on the list when choosing where to buy furniture in Hong Kong. It has become a Hong Kong furniture institution, offering beautiful, solid eco-wood furniture, cosy sofas and sofa beds, homeware, accessories and much more. TREE’s showrooms are filled with an extensive range of designs to suit a variety of home and office interiors. It even offers complimentary styling consultations and custom-made pieces.
CarpetBuyer
Rugs have the power to lift a room. They’re also portable decorating items for expats who move frequently. CarpetBuyer specialises in modern rugs and Persian carpets. The Horizon Plaza store has 3,000 square feet of rugs and carpets, from classic Persians to vintage William Morris-style rugs, or soft and silky shaggies.
Organic Modernism
Fans of mid-century-style furniture and natural products will love Organic Modernism. With origins in New York’s Brooklyn borough, the company’s founder has taken a more organic approach to affordable furniture design. Check out the Horizon Plaza showroom where you can browse a large range of cabinets, chairs, tables, sofas, lighting and homeware.
Everything Under The Sun
Everything Under The Sun has all your outdoor living needs covered. Its Horizon Plaza showroom has Southeast Asia’s largest selection of designer and exclusive outdoor furnishings and accessories. Browse a wide range of outdoor lounge settings and furniture, as well as umbrellas, awnings, outdoor bar arrangements and barbecues.
INSIDE
INSIDE offers a range of stunning styling pieces and handcrafted, high-quality furniture sourced from all over the globe.
Francfranc
This Japanese chain offers a range of well-designed seasonal furniture, décor and homeware. It’s a great place to unearth a gift too.
IKEA
Your one-stop-shop in Hong Kong for cheap, cheerful and seasonal furniture, homeware, renovation materials, meatballs (!), and everything you need for kids’ bedrooms.
E. Bon
Explore the showrooms of E. Bon, the Hong Kong design company behind many of the city’s stylish residential and hotel complexes.
Bo Concept
Bo Concept was born in Denmark and is thriving in Hong Kong. The company has three local stores, in Central, Lee Gardens and Shatin.
OVO Studio
If you have an appreciation for the quirky and offbeat, pay a visit to OVO Studio and showcase your interior design flair.
Oriental Home
Looking for an antique memento to mark your stint in Hong Kong? You’ve got a great chance of finding it in Oriental Home’s sprawling 10,000-square-foot showroom.
