Hong Kong’s best furniture and homeware shops

Homeless will leave you feeling quite the opposite. Currently, the company has eight locations dotted around the city; each store is an emporium featuring an eclectic collection of home interior products and furniture. Surround yourself with quirky pieces such as ice cream and panda-shaped bean bags and floating balloon lamps that you’re unlikely to find anywhere else. 

Back in the 60s, this cheerful and colourful homeware store used to be a stool factory. Now it sells furniture, clothing, toys, books and other home accessories that all come with an air of creativity. It’s a great place to hunt for quirky pieces for kids and artistic adults alike, especially those attempting to create a Pinterest-worthy apartment. Mirth also has a nifty Hong Kong-inspired collection featuring art prints, home-sized neon lights, toys, and more.

Contrary to the name, this furniture store is never out of stock when it comes to stylish modern homeware. Inspired by traditional Nordic designs and a splash of Japanese aesthetics, Out of Stock carries beautifully crafted items ranging from utilitarian cabinets to sleek coffee tables. The store also offers handy interior design consultations to help you transform your home.

Chic is the name of the game here. Housing a wide variety of trendy sofas, dining tables, ottoman benches, chaise lounges, art deco hanging lights – you name it – Tequila Kola is the ideal place to start when you’re furnishing your home from scratch. The folks here also provide services such as bridal registry and reupholstery.

The go-to place for all your quintessential British luxury furniture. Want that cosy gentlemen’s club look? Leather couches and armchairs abound at this two-storey concept store. Timothy Oulton curates themes that cater to different tastes and personalities – vintage look complete with old suitcases and antique maps; a classic Jazz Age-inspired look bedecked with lavish upholstery. The shop also offers a selection of rugs perfect for any character. Whatever it is you’re after, Timothy Oulton will help to impress for any house parties or judgy relatives.

If waste is your dealbreaker and sustainability is key, look no further than Tree. It is the city’s only furniture store that offers exclusively natural eco-wood furniture. Browse through a premium collection of artisanal and contemporary wooden homeware crafted from reclaimed and recycled teak. Whether you’re after rustic charm or a clean, minimalist look, Tree can deliver without harming the planet. Its range of handwoven baskets and artisanal ceramics is another delight.