Your Guide To Hong Kong Furniture & Homeware Shops

Looking for some new pieces to upgrade your home? Check out our favourite Hong Kong furniture and homeware shops…

Hong Kong’s furniture industry has grown massively over the past couple of years, and decking out your home has never been easier. Whether you’re looking for a cosy new sofa, elegant dining table, charming ceramics, towels and everything in between, the sky’s the limit. Ahead, browse through for our top pick of physical and online Hong Kong furniture and homeware shops. Happy shopping!

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Heveya®

Did you know that we spend a third of our lives in bed? That makes investing in the look and quality of your bedroom a necessity for the wellbeing of your health. Happily, specialist homeware store Heveya® has us fully covered with its one-stop bedding offering, composed of mattresses, bed bases and bedding accessories. We love that every product at Heveya® is made of natural and sustainable materials. Our top product pick? The brand’s range of Heveya® Organic Latex Mattresses, which come equipped with seven-zone body support and customisable firmness levels for the perfect night’s sleep.

Sassy readers can get two Natural Organic Latex Pillows (worth $1,100 each) by mentioning “Sassy” when purchasing a Heveya® mattress in-store. Plus, use discount code “SASSYSHEETS” at online checkout for 10% off Heveya®’s Bamboo or Linen Sheets Bundle (including a duvet cover, one fitted sheet and four pillowcases).

Heveya®, 13/F, The Plaza LKF, 21 D’Aguilar Street, Central, Hong Kong, 6386 1132, Facebook: Heveya Hong Kong, Instagram: @heveyahk, heveya.hk

The Editors Company

Though not a furniture shop itself per se, The Editors Company makes the list for its one-stop personal shopping service, which will give you access to over 60 homeware brands! The online home styling platform is a dream for those who want a stylish home, without the hassle of having to design and source every cupboard, rug or vase. Simply book an appointment online with your dedicated home stylist who will talk you through everything from the pieces you should buy to where to place it in your room and how to style it up after.

The Editors Company, www.editorscompany.com

Momomi

No home is complete without a cosy final touch. Enter Momomi, a Japanese brand specialising in artisanal Soft Touch Tatami Mats. Available in various modern colourways, as well as different shapes and sizes (with the option to customise!), these award-winning rugs offer a contemporary twist on the traditional Japanese home staple. The best part? Momomi collaborates closely with local communities to ensure that each piece is ethically-produced – this includes providing a sustainable income for female artisans and empowering them to further develop their skills. A rug with a heart? Consider us sold.

Use code SASSY21 to enjoy 10% off at Momomi.

Momomi, www.momomijapan.com

Bamboa

Hailing as the first bamboo retailer in Asia, award-winning Bamboa is a treasure trove of eco-friendly home and lifestyle products made entirely from sustainable bamboo. Committed to supporting green development and bamboo cultivation in rural areas, all of its products (including bedding, towels, face masks and kitchenware) are handmade in Asia by local families and communities. In the market for some new bedding? Buttery soft, hypo-allergenic and biodegradable to boot, sleep soundly with the brand’s Silky Bliss Bedding Set which comes in a range of colours.

Use the code SASSY15 to enjoy 15% off upon minimum spending of $1,000 or use the code SASSY to enjoy 20% off all bed sheet sets (except tailor-made sheets). Offers valid until Thursday, 31 March, 2022.

Bamboa, Shop S304, Block Staunton, PMQ, 35 Aberdeen Street, Central, Hong Kong, 2291 0285, Facebook: Bamboa, Instagram: @bamboahome, bamboahome.com

Tequila Kola

Upholstery specialist Tequila Kola is a no-brainer for all your sofa, bed and chair needs, but did you know that it stocks a whole range of furniture and home accessories too? This homegrown lifestyle store houses a unique selection of affordable luxury pieces from Europe and Asia and also carries a number of well-known brands such as KARE Design, Designers Guild, Fabricut and Simmons Mattresses. Not sure where to start? Make sure to visit Tequila Kola’s massive Horizon Plaza showroom, where you’ll be inspired by gorgeous displays for living room, bedroom and dining room pieces, with items in stock for immediate delivery.

Use discount code TKxSassy to enjoy $250 off with a minimum spend of $2,500. Plus, enjoy free delivery upon spending $5,000 or more (subject to delivery T&C’s).

Tequila Kola, 1/F, Horizon Plaza, 2 Lee Wing Street, Ap Lei Chau, Hong Kong, 2877 3295, WhatsApp: 6933 8835, sales@tequilakola.com, Facebook: tequila kola, Instagram: @tequila.kola, www.tequilakola.com

TREE

We’re big fans of homegrown brands and love that TREE’s roots are firmly planted in Hong Kong. Deck out your flat with unique and timeless pieces that have been lovingly crafted from reclaimed or FSC™-certified teak, as well as sustainably-sourced solid oak and walnut. Whether you shop online or in its 25,000 sq ft Horizon Plaza flagship store, it’s your one-stop destination to create a home that’s uniquely yours. Alongside its signature eco-wood collections, you’ll find a stunning selection of sofas and sofa beds, plus an eclectic mix of handcrafted decorative accessories to suit every interior style.

TREE (Ap Lei Chau), 28/F, Horizon Plaza, Ap Lei Chau, Hong Kong, 2870 1582

TREE (Sha Tin), Shop 101-102, HomeSquare, Sha Tin, Hong Kong, 2841 8844, Facebook: TREE Hong Kong, tree.com.hk

Manks Limited

With all of us spending more time at home, what better time than now to refresh your living space? Established in 1996 and representing the giants in Scandinavian Modern Design from Denmark, Sweden, Finland and Norway, Manks is the go-to for minimalistic designer furniture, lighting fixtures, antique and decorative pieces that are equal parts stylish and functional. Head to Manks’ 6,000 sq ft loft space in Wong Chuk Hang to peruse its extensive collection of modern, imported Scandinavian designs.

Enjoy 15% off the ergonomic Move Compact Stool from Norway using the code SASSY15.

Manks Limited, 14/F, Cheung Tak Industrial Building, 30 Heung Yip Road, Wong Chuk Hang, Hong Kong, 2522 2115, Facebook: Manks, Instagram: @manks_hk, www.manks.com

EMOH®

Advocating a simplistic way of living, EMOH® curates high-quality, sustainable yet affordable solid wood furniture and home decor, ethically sourced from around the world. We love that the bulk of the pieces show off the natural grain and colour of the wood, highlighting each of its unique features. Head to its Kwun Tong showroom to get a real feel of the furniture or browse the full collection online. Interior design not your forte? EMOH® offers professional home styling services to help you create a space you’ll love.

EMOH®, Room 1001, Century Centre, 44-46 Hung To Road, Kwun Tong, Hong Kong, 3621 0751, Facebook: EMOH, Instagram: @emoh_furniture, www.emohdesign.com

Hong Kong Furniture Shops

ALOT

If you love natural wood tones, ALOT is the furniture shop for you. As per the name (ALOT stands for After Life Of Tree), the brand specialises exclusively in solid wood pieces, ranging from coffee and side tables, book shelves, pet-friendly sofas and even rocking chairs.

Shop online or in-store.

ALOT, various locations across Hong Kong, www.alot.com.hk

Archetypal

This design-led boutique is a must-know for those serious about interior design. Archetypal is committed to importing only original designs from the most exciting up-and-coming brands from around the world. The contemporary lighting selection, in particular, is a standout here.

Browse online and shop in-store.

Archetypal, G/F, 15 Moon Street, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, 2320 0580, archetypal.hk

BoConcept

This well-known Danish export brings contemporary Scandinavian designs to Hong Kong. We’re talking sleek home office chairs, timeless sofas and armchairs, stylish storage solutions and more. Not sure where to begin? Make use of BoConcept’s in-home or in-store interior design service for home restyling tips.

Shop online or in-store.

BoConcept, various locations across Hong Kong, www.boconcept.com

Casa Modernism

Make all your mid-century interior dreams come true with the help of Casa Modernism. This furniture store features organic, natural and sleek furnishings made of white oak and marble. Beauty and function are both key here, with an emphasis on approachable price points.

Shop online or in-store.

Organic Modernism, Unit 803-8044, 8/F, Horizon Plaza, 2 Lee Wing Street, Ap Lei Chau, Hong Kong, 2556 9499, www.facebook.com/casamodernism

Decor8

Known for its comprehensive online site and a commitment to quality and efficiency, Decor8 is one of Hong Kong’s best-known furniture shops for a reason. Expect a wide range of contemporary chic furniture, including customisable wooden tables, mid-century inspired chairs, luxurious cowhide rugs and more.

Shop online or in-store.

Decor8 (Mong Kok), 9/F, Unit B, Fuk Chiu Factory Building, 20 Bute Street, Mong Kok, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 2254 8878

Decor8, 8/F, Shun Pont Commercial Building, 5-11 Thomson Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, 5104 8325, www.decor8.com.hk

Establo Lifestyle

Minimalist Scandinavian design is the name of the game at Establo Lifestyle. This furniture shop is packed with cool statement furniture pieces and home accessories. We love that green living is at the core of the Establo buying experience, with minimal packaging and email invoices to save on paper. Every little helps!

Shop online or in-store.

Establo Lifestyle, D6B, 7/F, Block B, TML Tower, 3 Hoi Shing Road, Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong (by appointment only), 3565 5207, stablo.hk

HOMELESS

With an emphasis on designer products, HOMELESS is a staple on the Hong Kong furniture shop scene. We love how its collections are not only practical, but stylish and fun to use too. Brands to look out for include HAY, Normann Copenhagen and Umbra.

Shop online or in-store.

HOMELESS, various locations across Hong Kong, 9309 7120, homeless.hk

iDecorate

Bringing the best of Western design to Hong Kong (and at friendly prices to boot!), iDecorate is the place to go for on-trend home decor and furniture pieces. With an eclectic catalogue of over 2,000 products, you’ll be spoilt for choice.

Shop online.

iDecorate, 3421 1279, www.idecorateshop.com

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IKEA

Of course, this list wouldn’t be complete without the Swedish homeware staple, IKEA. Famous for its well-made and reasonably priced items, it’s hard to go wrong here. To upgrade your IKEA buys, we recommend shopping elsewhere for finishing touches like knobs and handles, or even getting creative with a splash of paint!

Shop online or in-store.

IKEA, various locations across Hong Kong, www.ikea.com

Indigo Living

Investing in your own home is always money well spent, and there are few better places to do it than Indigo Living. This is our go-to Hong Kong furniture shop for the big statement pieces. Prices are on the higher side, but discounts can be found at its outlet in Horizon Plaza. Indigo Living also offers furniture rental and interior design services for those in need of an additional helping hand.

Shop online or in-store.

Indigo Living, various locations across Hong Kong, 2805 5955, www.indigo-living.com

INSIDE

If “vintage” and “rustic” feature heavily as buzzwords in your dream home aesthetic, look no further than INSIDE. This pick houses handcrafted furniture and homeware products from around the globe, heavily curated to ensure that everything it sells exudes a vibrant eclectic feel.

Shop online or in-store.

INSIDE, various locations across Hong Kong, 2812 6685, www.inside.com.hk

JG Casa

From sofas and armchairs to beds and nightstands, JG Casa easily ticks all the boxes on your household essentials checklist. With excellent craftsmanship and tasteful designs, this family-run business is all about giving us affordable luxury. Head here for a vast collection of fashionable and contemporary pieces at reasonable prices.

Shop online or in-store.

JG Casa (Flagship), G/F and 1/F, Queen’s Cube, 235-237 Queen’s Road East, Wan Chai, Hong Kong 

JG Casa (Hong Kong Island), 2/F & 3/F, Oliv, 15 Sharp Street East, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, WhatsApp: 9385 5155/9662 2250, www.jgcasa.com

MUJI

Transform your home into a calming ode to Japanese minimalism thanks to MUJI. Best known for its chic and stylish storage solutions, its furniture options maintain that signature simply chic aesthetic; think lots of wood tones mixed with muted fabrics. This is also a great spot to pick up affordable kitchenware!

Browse online and shop in-store.

MUJI, various locations across Hong Kong, www.muji.com

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Staunton & Henry

Helping you to “make your home your own”, Staunton & Henry’s online boutique is packed to the brim with beautiful furniture and homeware, at beautiful prices too! From rattan headboards to Nordic-inspired rocking chairs and Moroccan leather poufs, the collection consists of a great range of high-quality designer dupes (including Eames, Wegner, Nelson and more), allowing you to add instant style to your abode for a fraction of the price.

Shop online.

Staunton & Henry, 3125 2538, stauntonandhenry.com 

Timothy Oulton

Established in 1976, we love the fabulously British array of furniture, homewares and accessories that Timothy Oulton offers. The brand’s collection of eclectic décor and timeless pieces never fail to draw us in, stocking everything from comfy and stylish sofas to unique light fittings, office furniture, wall art and much more.

Shop online or in-store.

Timothy Oulton (Central), 57 Hollywood Road, Central, Hong Kong, 2161 1742

Timothy Oulton (Horizon Plaza), 2/F, Horizon Plaza, 2 Lee Wing Street, Ap Lei Chau, Hong Kong,2789 8090, www.timothyoulton.com

Tom Dixon

A well-known name in the world of interior design, self-taught British designer Tom Dixon specialises in modern lighting, furniture and contemporary accessories. The collections here are the epitome of contemporary sophistication.

Shop online or in-store.

Tom Dixon, 52 Hollywood Road, Central, Hong Kong, 2882 2068, www.tomdixononline.hk

Upcycle Hong Kong

Sustainability rules at Upcycle. This homegrown furniture shop turns old lifeless pieces into must-haves that you’ll be more than pleased to welcome into your home. Upcycle also has a made-to-measure service which includes re-upholstery, custom curtains and cushions in an array of beautiful fabrics.

Sassy Tip: Got an old piece of furniture to get rid of? Consider donating it to Upcycle Hong Kong.

Shop online.

Upcycle Hong Kong, WhatsApp: 9515 4069, www.upcyclehongkong.com

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Hong Kong Homeware Shops

Casa Luna Decor

Founded on the belief that every home should reflect the owner’s story, Casa Luna Decor is the go-to for effortlessly chic, boho home accessories. From tassel cushions, jute door mats, macramé planters and more, each of its products are handcrafted using artisan techniques from all around the globe.

Casa Luna Decor, various consignment locations across Hong Kong, 6095 0368, casalunadecor.com

FLOWPlusLiving

Adorn your kitchen with ceramics goodies from FlOWPlusLiving, which are all exquisitely handcrafted with a refreshingly modern touch. Discreetly tucked away in the creative hub of PMQ, this colourful ceramics heaven offers a wide range of products such as delicate vases, unique plates, modern cups and more!

Shop in-store.

FlowPlusLiving, H207, 2/F, Hollywood Block B, 35 Aberdeen Street, Central, Hong Kong, www.instagram.com/flowplusliving

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G.O.D Goods of Desire

For quintessentially Hong Kong home decor, Goods of Desire is the place to be with designs that embody the city’s rich history and culture. Don’t miss the brand’s quirky collection of local token items – the perfect addition to your bookshelf or coffee table.

Shop online or in-store.

G.O.D Goods of Desire, various locations across Hong Kong, www.god.com.hk

H&M Home

Much like its clothing arm, H&M Home is full of hidden homeware gems that look far more expensive than their price tags. Here you’ll find on-trend decor accessories like cushions, rugs, table linen, bedding and more. We love heading here when we’re in the mood to refresh our interiors without spending a fortune.

Shop in-store.

H&M Home, 3/F, Hang Lung Centre, 2-20 Paterson Street, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, www.hm.com

kapok

Fill your home with a collection of “future classics” courtesy of homegrown favourite kapok. Here you’ll find a haven of quirky designer additions to elevate your abode, including candles, coffee table tomes and tableware from the likes of p.f candle, Vitra and Serax.

Shop online or in-store.

kapok, various locations across Hong Kong, ka-pok.com

KBEN & HOL

Specialising in artisanal homeware and handwoven textiles, KBEN & HOL brings the beauty of Cambodia to Hong Kong. The pieces here are crafted by expert Cambodian artisans before being finished in Hong Kong. Working closely with local communities, the brand champions small batch production. Take your pick from a gorgeous selection of delicately patterned pillows, blankets and tableware.

Shop online.

KBEN & HOL, 5808 7685, www.kbenhol.com

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Loveramics

Calling all ceramic lovers! Loveramics brings a breath of fresh air to the traditional ceramics industry. This award-winning brand has taken the world by storm with its innovative, yet practical, brand of urban tableware. Designed in the UK and made with ethically-sourced materials, head here for darling tableware, kitchen prep tools, artist-inspired mugs and more!

Shop online and in-store.

Loveramics (Causeway Bay), G/F, 97 Leighton Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, 2915 8018

Loveramics (Tai Kwun), Shop 104, Barrack Block, Tai Kwun, 10 Hollywood Road, Central, 2884 0003, www.loveramics.com

MINT

MINT (or Made In New Territories) has made a name for itself by stocking an array of homemade Hong Kong inspired trinkets and statement decor pieces. This pick is perhaps best known for its colourful vintage postboxes and bright birdcages, which are sure to make a splash in any home.

Shop online.

MINT, www.minthongkong.com

Pinyin Press

Inspired by the everyday icons of contemporary Asia, Pinyin Press’ adorable homeware pays homage to everything from dumplings to lucky cats. Perfect for sprucing up a dull space, founder Sarah Armstrong’s distinctive hand-drawn designs can be found on tea towels, bone china mugs, trays, aprons, tote bags and more!

Shop online.

Pinyin Press, www,pinyinpress.com

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Thorn & Burrow

Thorn & Burrow is a treasure trove of boho-chic homeware delights featuring a number of local brands. Expect colourful ceramic vases, vibrant vintage rugs, candles and more. In addition to homeware, this pick is fantastic for gifts!

Shop online or in-store.

Thorn & Burrow (Sai Ying Pun), 1/F, Cheong King Court, 30 High Street, Sai Ying Pun, Hong Kong, 9840 3886 

Thorn & Burrow (Sai Kung), 1/F, 22 Yi Chun Street, Sai Kung (inside Live Zero), 9848 8437, www.thornandburrow.com

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Zara Home

High street fashion staple Zara delivers on the home front too with an array of contemporary chic pieces, coming in at wallet-friendly prices. With frequent new releases and collections, there’s always something new to add to your wishlist.

Shop online or  in-store.

Zara Home (Queen’s Road), 70 Queen’s Road Central, Central, Hong Kong (temporarily unavailable for online order pick-up)

Zara Home, Shop G-26, G/F, Festival Walk, 80 Tat Chee Avenue, Kowloon Tong, Hong Kong, 2462 3268, www.zarahome.com

Editor’s Note: This post was originally written by Laurian on 27, June 2016, and was most recently updated by Team Sassy in March 2022. With thanks to Abegaile Legaspi and Lexi Davey for their contributions.