Whether you're styling your Bali villa or bringing your island holiday back home, Bali’s homewares stores have all you need.
Did somebody say boutique homewares shopping in Bali? Heck yes we did! Bali is a never-ending treasure trove of fabulous home decor, from bespoke pieces any interior designer would approve of, to sustainable handmade boho trinkets that forever remind you of that dreamy holiday on this tropical island.
You could say we’re a little addicted to Bali’s home decor scene – but honestly, who isn’t? So if you’re as obsessed as us to adding Bali touches to your home, here’s our guide to the very best homewares stores in Bali – from Seminyak and Canggu, to Ubud and beyond.
If you’re moving to Bali, live here, or just looking for keepsakes to decorate your home, check out these guides for inspo:
HOMEWARES SHOPPING IN BALI: SEMINYAK
1. Kim Soo
Boho-chic homewares and artisan decor crafted for stylish, globally inspired interiors.
The crème de la crème of homewares shopping in Bali, Kim Soo is a name you need to know on your home decor hunt. With shell chandeliers, gorgeous woven home accessories, textiles, cushions and a big range of everything else fabulous to brighten your home, this homewares trailblazer is a knick-knack mecca. Like the pro they are, they manufacture and design their own unique pieces, adding Bali touches using wood, metal, textiles, stone, seashells and more.
The vibe: Contemporary with bohemian and vintage accents.
What to buy: Paper lanterns, dining sets made of stones, wooden kitchenware.
Address: Jl Kayu Aya No. 21, Seminyak.
Opening hours: Daily, 8am – 9pm.
Check out Kim Soo on Instagram
2. Kabann Living
Earthy rattan and wood designs bringing natural, bohemian Bali style into your home.
For pieces that truly stand out yet still blend nicely with the rest of your home, you’ll want to direct your Bali homewares hunt to Kabann Living. Earthy with a touch of bohemian flair, at Kabann you’ll find beautifully crafted furniture and homewares, mostly made from rattan and wood to bring Bali’s breathtaking natural surroundings into your home.
The vibe: Nature-inspired, earthy and bohemian.
What to buy: Recycled wood frames, wall decor, rattan lamp shades.
Address: Jl Kunti 1 No. 18, Seminyak.
Opening hours: Daily, 10am – 8pm.
Check out Kabann Living on Instagram
3. Carga
Chic island homewares and suitcase-friendly decor perfect for effortless tropical styling.
Surrounded by upmarket resorts and amazing restaurants, Carga on the swanky Petitenget strip offers a lovely range of small furniture, cushions, clutches, storage jars, platters, essential oils, cards, and gorgeous rattan chairs and basket ware. With so many trinkets to take home that easily fit in your suitcase, we defy you to walk away empty-handed.
The vibe: Minimalist with boho touches that fit in any home.
What to buy: Handmade scented candles, embroidered cushions, stone table decor.
Address: Jl Petitenget No. 886, Seminyak.
Opening hours: Daily, 8.30am – 9.30pm.
4. Mercredi
Beautiful artisanal textiles, rugs and decor pieces curated for elegant coastal living.
Textiles, textiles and more textiles. This Bali homewares gem certainly knows its fabrics. There’s everything from soft linen and cotton placemats, to plaid cushions and raffia bags. You’ll also find plenty of stunning floor rugs, vases, wall art, sarongs and tableware at Mercredi, as well of some of the best ranges of blankets and throws we’ve ever seen in Bali. Look for the gorgeous rattan chairs in the window to spot this Seminyak icon.
The vibe: Vintage with island charm.
What to buy: Rugs, placemats, cushions.
Address: Jl Kayu Aya – Jl Petitenget, Seminyak.
Opening hours: Daily, 9am – 9pm.
Check out Mercredi on Instagram
5. Toko Emporium
Eclectic bohemian treasures and vintage-inspired decor full of colour and island charm.
If you’re all about filling your home with bohemian decor, island style and kitsch personality, you’ll want to check out the OG of homewares in Bali: Toko Emporium. Come here for gorgeous vintage photos, basket ware, clutches, hats, bags, carved buffalo heads and many, many more unique treasures. It’s a stone’s throw from Seminyak’s main shopping strip, and with so much variety, you’ll be adding rooms to your house just to entertain all the new home decor you’ve picked up!
The vibe: Bold patterns and colours that stand out in a minimalist home.
What to buy: Hand-poured resin dining sets, brass sculptures.
Address: Jl Kayu Aya No. 1, Seminyak.
Opening hours: Daily, 10am – 9pm.
Check out Toko Emporium on Instagram
HOMEWARES SHOPPING IN BALI: CANGGU
6. Bungalow Living Bali
Boho-luxury cushions, textiles and handmade decor curated for laid-back island homes.
A homewares nirvana, Bungalow Living offers a slightly different range of boho-luxury homewares. Always a favourite, you can’t go past Bungalow’s gorgeous range of cushions, kantha or crocheted blankets and throws, as well as the intricate and handmade jewellery, candles, clutches, inspirational books and all sorts of fabulous tribal-meets-tropical signature creations.
The vibe: Castaway beach house.
What to buy: Crochet throws, baskets, macrame wall decor.
Address: Jl Raya Pantai Berawa No. 35A, Berawa, Canggu.
Opening hours: Daily, 9am – 5pm.
Check out Bungalow Living on Instagram
7. Satunama
Curated modern homewares blending natural materials with bold, stylish design.
Satunama is a creative concept store in both Seminyak and Canggu that brings a fresh take on homewares to awaken the savvy shopper in you. It features beautiful wooden and bamboo bowls and baskets, brass and gold utensils and textiles in fabulous colours, alongside gorgeous cushions, glass pineapples (we’ll take two please), the most amazing collection of candles with the funkiest lids ever, and much, much more.
The vibe: Unique, artisan pieces.
What to buy: Lamps, marble jars, stone bathroom collections.
Address: Jl Pantai Batu Mejan No. 33, Canggu.
Opening hours: Daily, 9am – 9pm.
Check out Satunama on Instagram
8. The Jungle Trader
Tropical decor inspired by vintage voyages and jungle-meets-ocean style.
If you think that the homewares scene in Bali is sometimes a little repetitive, you haven’t been to The Jungle Trader. Totally distinctive with a concept that takes you to “where the ocean and jungle meet”, this lush green store is home to curios and collectibles from all over the world. Think vintage treasures and goods collected from voyages in times gone by. Some indigenous, some developed – all interesting, beautiful and sometimes quirky. You’ll find all the bits and bobs you need for a tropi-cool home, like raffia lights, handwoven baskets from villages in Borneo, and Batik throws.
The vibe: Quirky and tropical, adding character to any home.
What to buy: Linen lanterns, soft woven cushions and beddings.
Address: Jl Pantai Berawa No. 46, Canggu.
Opening hours: Daily, 9am – 7pm.
Check out The Jungle Trader on Instagram
9. Cove. Island Essentials
Coastal-inspired homewares, artisanal ceramics and chic island staples in one stylish space.
The name says it all. This gorgeous Canggu store stocks all of your island essentials. And by essentials, we mean must-have homewares, can’t-live-without fashion and need-it-all art and antiques – all in one chic and relaxing space.
The Cove Island Essentials collections are inspired by some of the world’s most alluring coastal destinations, like Ibiza, Mexico and of course Bali. Expect bespoke candles, mists and incense, alongside artisanal ceramics, hand-woven rugs, crystals, jewels and cute rattan bags that are as decorative as they are practical.
The vibe: Coastal and warm, earthy tones.
What to buy: Ceramic vases, brass trinkets, silk pillow cases.
Address: Jl Pantai Berawa No. 50, Berawa, Canggu.
Opening hours: Daily, 9am – 7pm.
Check out Cove Island Essentials on Instagram
10. Canggu & Co
Affordable boho-chic decor and tropical accents perfect for creating island-style interiors.
Boho-chic, tropical living. Canggu & Co couldn’t be any more island-vibey if they tried, with gorgeous crocheted cushions and top quality textiles, alongside statement wall carvings, ornate candle holders, impressive ethnic artwork and all the decorative homewares pieces you could ever wish for.
Psst – while the fabulous pieces here resemble popular products found in high-end home decor stores, they come at a fraction of the price. That’s a homewares win right there!
The vibe: Luxury meets bohemian home.
What to buy: Rattan lamps, sea shell box sets, macrame dream catchers.
Address: Jl Raya Canggu No. 18A, Canggu.
Opening hours: Daily, 9am – 6pm.
Check out Canggu & Co on Instagram
11. Billie’s
Beachy, colourful decor and playful home accessories at budget-friendly Bali prices.
If you’re in a tropical state of mind, you’ll love Billie’s. This pink-flushed palace of lifestyle goodies stocks a whole host of home accessories inspired by the beach, including pineapple-shaped bowls and baskets, flamingo sculptures, pompom-dotted Borneo baskets and brightly printed handwoven cushions. And the draw card? The prices are affordable, so expect to go a little overboard on your buys here. Just don’t say we didn’t warn you…
The vibe: Eclectic yet stylish and elegant.
What to buy: Colourful tins, wooden kitchen sets, Balinese style beach umbrellas.
Address: Jl Padang Linjong No. 77, Canggu.
Opening hours: Daily, 8am – 9pm.
Check out Billie’s on Instagram
12. Serpentine Studio
Design-forward homewares with vintage, one-of-a-kind vibes.
A dreamy home-decor store curated by a creative designer, Clancy, we honestly wanted to buy everything as we entered Serpentine Studio. Here, you’ll find a thoughtfully chosen mix of things Clancy collected throughout her design career. From vintage and bespoke furniture, sculptures, rugs and vessels, to art pieces that feel like they have stories etched into them! Whether you’re styling your Bali villa or simply elevating your living room, the treasures at Serpentine Studio bring a soulful, island-chic aesthetic into your home.
The vibe: One-of-a-kind, vintage pieces.
What to buy: Hand-blown recycled glassware, handwoven baskets, terracotta vases.
Address: Jl Pantai Seseh, Seseh, Cemagi.
Opening hours: Tuesday to Friday, 10am – 3pm.
Check out Serpentine Studio on Instagram
HOMEWARES SHOPPING IN BALI: KEROBOKAN
13. Kara Home Living
A treasure trove of affordable boho homewares, baskets, textiles and decorative essentials.
Is there anything Kara Home Living doesn’t stock? We think not. This place is a true treasure trove of Bali-fied goodies, bursting at the bohemian seams with virtually everything you could ever need – at great prices, too. Cushion covers? Yep. Baskets? Yep. Bowls, candles, lanterns? Yep, yep, yep. It’s a true, one-stop-shop for all of your Bali home decors. Take a BIG bag. And maybe even a car…
The vibe: Eclectic island home essentials.
What to buy: Wall decor, sea shell table trinkets, beaded boxes.
Address: Jl Tangkuban Perahu No. 301, Kerobokan.
Opening hours: Monday to Saturday, 9am – 5pm.
Check out Kara Home Living on Instagram
HOMEWARES SHOPPING IN BALI: UBUD
14. Mercia Home Living
Nature-inspired, handcrafted decor made from sustainable fibres, shells and raffia.
Baskets, baskets, and more baskets! Mercia Home Living is our go-to when it comes to unique, boho-chic homewares made from a mix of materials, from seagrass and banana fibres, to shells and raffia. And while we always stock up on baskets here, we also love the cushions, chairs and lampshades too. Each piece is also hand-created by local craftsmen, and designed to bring nature straight into your home…
The vibe: Eco-conscious with timeless designs.
What to buy: Baskets, lamp shades, rattan vases.
Address: Jl Raya Andong, Petulu, Ubud
Opening hours: Daily, 9.30am – 5pm.
Check out Mercia Home Living on Instagram
15. Balizen
Fair-trade homewares and textiles combining eco-friendly materials with artisanal design.
Set aside some time to explore the motherload of gifts, fabrics, décor and resort wear found at Balizen – a fair trade, family-owned, and eco-conscious homewares store found in Ubud, Seminyak, Sanur, Kuta and Nusa Dua. We’re talking cushion covers by the truckload, crocheted rugs and kids toys, aprons, bed linen and shopping bags.
Teamed with wooden words, wall art, tableware and other delectable goodies, you’ll be sure to find the perfect addition to your home. And because they only sell fair trade décor and sustainable gifts, you have a legitimate reason to buy that one extra piece too…
The vibe: Bold, ethical and eco-friendly.
What to buy: Aprons, stuffed animals, beddings.
Address: Jl Monkey Forest, Ubud.
Opening hours: Daily, 10am – 8pm.
Check out Balizen on Instagram
16. Threads of Life
Ethical, heirloom textiles celebrating Indonesia’s traditional weaving and natural dyes.
Home to ethical, sustainable and heirloom-quality textiles, Threads of Life is where you can browse and buy fair-trade gems in all different shapes, sizes and naturally-dyed colours – decorating your home in time-honoured arts, handcrafted to the highest standards by local weaving communities.
And the best bit? By purchasing these intricate and stunning creations, you’re directly supporting the Indonesian tradition of hand-weaving using natural dyes, not to mention all the great work that Threads of Life do with communities around the archipelago.
The vibe: Ethnic, heritage textile unique to Indonesia.
What to buy: Pillow cases, tablecloths and wearable scarves.
Address: Jl Kajeng No. 24, Ubud.
Opening hours: Daily, 10am – 6pm.
Check out Threads of Life on Instagram
HOMEWARES SHOPPING IN BALI: ULUWATU
17. The Find
Eco-conscious homewares and natural lifestyle goods crafted by Bali’s talented artisans.
Spot Uluwatu’s most iconic pink building and you’ll find The Find – a lifestyle boutique where homeware meets fashion. Here, curated homewares are made from natural materials and eco-conscious products, all designed to celebrate beauty and adventures. Think handwoven baskets, delicate dried leaf and flower decor, alongside clothing and jewellery lines created by some of the most talented local artisans in Bali. You’ll also find crystals, accessories, hair care and skincare products made locally using 100% natural ingredients. We love!
The vibe: Soft textures and colours, for warm, light-filled rooms.
What to buy: Handwoven baskets and table trinkets.
Address: Jl Mamo, Pecatu, Uluwatu.
Opening hours: Daily, 12pm – 8pm.
Check out The Find on Instagram
Did I miss any? Send us a DM on Instagram or email me on louise@thehoneycombers.com to share your favourites!
FAQs About Homewares Shopping in Bali
Where can I buy home décor and homewares in Bali?
You’ll find homewares across Bali in local art markets, home decor boutiques, and concept stores. Key spots include the Ubud Art Market and Sukawati Art Market for traditional handicrafts. For curated design and contemporary pieces, check out concept stores like Bungalow Living, The Find, and Balizen.
What type of homewares is Bali known for?
Bali is particularly strong in handcrafted, artisan home décor – think rattan baskets, carved wood items, woven textiles, brass decorations, and natural-material accessories.
Are there eco-friendly or sustainable homeware stores in Bali?
Yes, most homewares shops in Bali focus on natural materials and sustainable craftsmanship. Check out Kabann Living in Seminyak, Satunama in Canggu, and Mercia in Ubud.
Can I buy large furniture in Bali?
Yes, Bali is well-known for its teak, rattan, and hand-crafted wooden furniture. You'll find showrooms and workshops closer to the residential areas, like Kerobokan, Umalas, and Sanur. There are more furniture stores selling designer pieces in Ubud.
Any tips for buying homewares in Bali (shipping, bargaining, customs)?
- Bargaining is acceptable in local markets, while prices are fixed in home decor shops and concept stores.
- Quality check: Inspect wooden or ceramic items closely — look for clean finishes, sealed wood, and no cracks.
- Shipping: Use local freight forwarders or ask the individual stores to help with proper packaging and shipping.
- Customs: Be aware of your home country’s import limits and duties for home décor items.