Where to Shop for Renovation Materials in Singapore

Whether you want to have more choices when it comes to the surfaces of your home or you are planning to go the DIY route for your renovation, you will want to bookmark this page. From places to shop for standard kitchen countertop materials to suppliers for unconventional design materials like travertine or cork, we have you covered in this listing*.

Jump to section:

• Engineered Stone
• Natural Stone
• Bathroom and Kitchen Tiles
• Stone Veneer
• Paint
• Wallpaper
• Laminates
• Interior Panels
• Vinyl Flooring
• Engineered Wood or Solid Wood Flooring
• Glass
• Fabrics + Upholstery
• Unconventional Materials

 

Design: Space Atelier

Cosentino: Quartz, Sintered stone

IQuartz: Quartz

Caesarstone: Quartz

Aurastone: Quartz, Sintered stone, Terrazzo

Lian Hin: Quartz, Sintered stone

Bellus Group: Quartz, Sintered stone, Solid surface

Stone Amperor: Quartz, sintered stone

Futar: Quartz, Terrazzo

KStone: Quartz, Terrazzo

» Read more: Sintered Stone vs Quartz: Which Kitchen Countertop is Best?

 

Design: akiHAUS

Polystone: Marble, Travertine, Onyx

Bellus Group: Marble, Granite

Lian Hin: Marble, Granite

Aurastone: Granite

Cosentino: Granite

Futar: Marble, Travertine, Granite, Quartzite, Schist, Onyx, Limestone, Semi precious stones

KStone: Marble, Granite, Travertine, Limestone, Onyx, Calcite

Mondobuild: Marble, Granite, Onyx, Natural Quartz, Limestone, Sandstone

 

Design: 13th Design Studio

Hafary

Soon Bee Huat

Rice

Hup Kiong

An Huat Trading (Address: 53 Zion Rd)

Malford Ceramics

GF+A

Futar

Lian Seng Hin

» Read more: 7 Things You Should Know When Shopping for Tiles

 

Design: De Style Interior

CraftStone

Wallhub

 

Design: Free Space Intent

Dulux: Textured, Metallic effects

Nippon Paint: Odourless range, Guard against mosquitoes

Gush: Air-purifying paints

Benjamin Moore: Matte, eggshell, satin, pearl and semi-gloss finishes

Blue Blue Trunk: Anne Sloane chalk paint

Rubik Material Laboratory: Lime paint, Concrete look, Lacquer, Chalk-based

Monju Global: Textured or patterned paint

 

Design: House of Chais

Craft Axis: European, Korean, Japanese

Goodrich Global: European, Korean, Japanese

Hello Circus: European, Locally designed

Romanez: European

Honpo: European, Korean, Japanese

WallUp: Korean

Layer Play: Murals, Decals, Furniture wrap

Softhome: Japanese, British

 

Design: Charlotte’s Carpentry

EDL: Solid colours, wood finishes, anti-fingerprint options, laminates with real metals

Lamitak: Wood finishes, Solid colours, Patterned laminates

Formica: Solid colours, Wood finishes, Laminates with real metals, Magnetic laminates, True-to-scale granite patterns

Jennings: Wood finishes, Patterned laminates, Marble patterned, Fabric lookalikes

Panaplast: Anti-bacterial, Anti-fingerprint options, Solid colours, Textured laminates, Wood lookalikes

Evershine: Wood lookalikes, Solid colours

 

Design: The Scientist

Kompacplus: Panels made from a blend kraft paper and resin

KD Panels: Wood veneers

Jotterwood: 3D panels, Wood-like panels

Paneltec: Waterproof PVC panels suited for bathrooms

 

Design: Chalk Architects

Inovar: Resilient vinyl tiles, SPC

Evorich: Herf

FloorXpert: Lurf

Mori Homz: Resilient vinyl tiles with click technology

Jotterwood: Click type vinyl flooring made in Germany

Moods: LVT, EVF, vinyl sheets, woven vinyl

The Floor Gallery: EVF, woven vinyl

Floorrich: SPC, LVT

Some confusing terminology explained:

SPC (Stone Polymer Composite) uses limestone as the main filler instead of PVC. This flooring type is very dense and rigid. It also features an acoustic underlayment to reduce noise while walking on them.

Lurf /Herf: Vinyl flooring that comes in patterns that resemble wood or stone. Also known as luxury vinyl tiles (LVT).

LVT versus EVF: LVT (Luxury vinyl tiles) look like wood or stone, typically individual pieces and installed with adhesive. EVF (Engineered vinyl flooring) is a subset of LVT but are thicker, constructed in layers and clickable.

 

Design: Schemacraft Interiors

Arc Floor: Engineered (rosewood, oak, teak and walnut), Solid Wood (American Beech, American Maple, American Oak, American Walnut, Balau, Burmese Teak, Chengal, Indian Rosewood, Indonesian Teak, Nyatoh)

Perswood: Solid Wood (Ipe Walnut, Golden Teak, Wenge, Burmese Teak, Garapa, Brazilian Cherry, American Walnut, Amazonian Birch)

Moods: Solid Wood (Oak, Acacia, American Maple, Ash, American Walnut, Afrormosia, Teak, Iroko, Jatoba, Doussie, Merbau, Padouk, Purpleheart, Ipe, Wenge)

Wood&Wood: Engineered (Burmese Teak, European and American White Oak, Walnut), Solid Wood (Burmese Teak, European and American White Oak, Walnut, Maple, Ash, Cherry, Merbau, Red Oak, Pradu)

Floorrich: Engineered (American Oak Natural, American Oak White Wash, American Oak – Ebony, American Oak – Midnight Black, American Walnut), Solid Wood (Patagonian Walnut, Ipe-Walnut, Golden Teak, Indonesian Teak, Burma Walnut, Indian Rosewood, American White Oak, Carbonised-Bamboo (Vertical), Burmese Teak, American Maple, Brazilian Teak, Brazilian, Cherry, Bamboo (Horizontal), American Walnut)

 

Design: Linear Space Concepts

House of Glass: Frosted glass, Tempered, Stained, Laminated, Fritted, Smart glass

Soon Heng Glass: Wired, Clear, Tinted glass, Embossed

Lian Wang Trading: Glass blocks

 

Design: Mr Shopper Studio

Blafink

Bode

Goodrich Global

Romanez

Arbi Tatami

 

Design: Three-d Conceptwerk

Panelogue: Corkboard, Plywood, Micro paper, Fibreboard

The Table Guy: Solid wood slabs

Grey and Sanders: Solid wood slabs

Monju Global: Microcement

Rubik Material Laboratory: Terracotta tiles

Ardex: Cementitious concrete overlay

Metallic Epoxy: Metallic epoxy surfaces like flooring or countertop

 

*Disclaimer: We are not affiliated with any of these companies. Always do due diligence when sourcing for a reliable material supplier.