For furniture fanatics and homewares connoisseurs, there’s no Harrods on this island to fuel your furniture shopping obsession. Instead, we have to look to Bali’s boutique furniture stores selling beautifully hand-crafted and custom-made pieces to jazz up our homes and villas (that ain’t so bad if you ask us!).<\/p>\n
Fourteen furniture stores across seven neighbourhoods, with price tags starting under IDR 15 million for a solid teak dining table. That’s Bali’s furniture scene in 2026, and we’ve mapped out exactly where to go for what you need.<\/p>\n
Outdoor furniture: <\/strong>BLOOM<\/a>, R\u00fcsters Furniture<\/a>, Latif Living<\/a> Looking to revamp your entire home? Check out these shopping guides<\/a>:
\nLong-lasting wooden pieces:<\/strong> Lio Collection<\/a>, Warisan<\/a>, Craft District<\/a>
\nCustom-made furniture:<\/strong> DC Habitat<\/a>, Jezz Living<\/a>, Hatiku Indonesia<\/a>
\nPinterest-worthy:<\/strong> Balquisse Living<\/a>, The Showroom Bali<\/a>, Carlo Showroom<\/a>
\nSoft furnishings & textiles:<\/strong> Vinoti Living<\/a>, Soo Santai<\/a><\/p>\n
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