In The Press

"Castlery might have an affordable price range, but it doesn’t mean that its products can’t exist comfortably with luxury materials – the store seems to say."

"The sitting room is styled with outdoor pieces from Castlery upholstered in water-repellent textiles that make the off-white soft furnishings more durable."

"The Jaxon Round Coffee Table from Castlery is pretty iconic and a very popular choice for HDB flats and condominiums. This is no surprise—it looks classy and offers decent surface area while taking up minimal space (always a priority in a small apartment)."

"The company's remarkable growth has been driven by successful expansion into the U.S., where it debuted before the pandemic in November 2019."

"Nine years on, whether it’s a coffee table, dining set or sofa, Castlery’s products have become staples in many of Singapore’s millennial homes (this writer included)."

"As people continue to stay home amid the Covid-19 pandemic, retailers such as online furniture shop Castlery are turning to augmented reality (AR) to bring the shopping experience to consumers."

"There is no doubt that the space is a flex. Overall, the brand has sold about half a million products across Singapore, Australia and the US, much of it online."

“For homeowners looking for stylish, affordable designs in between mass-market flat-pack furniture and pricey luxury brands, Castlery fills the mid-range market nicely.”

"Castlery might have a leaner catalogue compared to some of the online furniture store giants on this list, but its range of good-looking modern contemporary furniture is sure to fit right into any home, regardless of theme."

"This one-stop shop in Singapore has everything you need when it comes to home furnishings, including a huge variety of lighting. Whatever your needs are, they’ll fulfil ’em."

“From 2014 to 2015, the team enjoyed a “surprising” growth rate of 300% to 400%. Their $2,000 revenue also rocketed to $200,000. Given typical furniture prices, their $700-$2,000 sofas were perfect to “plug the gap” in a mid-range market.”