Where to buy stylish home decor

Whether you’ve just moved to Tokyo or want to give your home a long-awaited refresh, finding the perfect furniture can be like a treasure hunt. Of course, IKEA and Nitori are classics, but Tokyo’s rich design culture offers plenty of aesthetically appealing options. From affordable fashion to high-end handcraftsmanship, here’s your guide to buying furniture in Tokyo.

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sibonne

sibonneLocated in the trendy Omotesando area, it feels more like an art gallery than a furniture store. Its products combine exquisite craftsmanship, eye-catching design and an eclectic mix of furniture, decoration and art. Whether you’re looking for a striking coffee table or a sculptural lamp, each piece feels carefully chosen for discerning tastes.

right to use: 150-0001 Tokyo, Shibuya, Jingu-mae 5-chome-10-1 GYRE B1F

nearest station: Omotesando Station

Behavior

Behavior A perfect balance between high-end design and livable style. The chain is known for its Scandinavian-style furniture, which emphasizes clean lines, light woods and muted tones. Frequent collaborations with designers keep collections fresh and attractive. Actus stores feature an impressive array of lush greenery, making it easy to create a peaceful sanctuary filled with life and enthusiasm, adding to the charm.

right to use: 107-0061 1F, 2-12-28 Kita Aoyama, Minato-ku, Tokyo

nearest station: Waiyuanqian Station

Frank Frank

Bold, playful and fashionable, Frank Frank Furniture is the equivalent of a colorful Instagram feed. With everything from quirky armchairs to cheerful décor, this is an affordable place to make a statement. If your goal is to get a Pinterest-worthy setup without spending a lot of money, this is the place for you.

right to use: 107-0062 Spline Aoyama Tokyu Bldg, 1F/2F, 3-1-3, Minami-Aoyama, Minato-ku, Tokyo

nearest station: Waiyuanqian Station

Japanese craftsmanship and natural materials

A company you like

As the name suggests, this store Celebrate wood. The company specializes in handcrafted furniture made from Japanese wood, offering a range of bespoke and sustainable furniture. Perfect for anyone who values ​​the timeless beauty of natural materials.

right to use: 48-1, 5 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0001

nearest station: Omotesando Station

Momo natural

Momo natural Your destination for warm and inviting solid wood furniture. The cozy design blends simplicity with functionality, perfect for creating a welcoming atmosphere. From the sturdy dining table to the compact bedside tables, everything feels carefully crafted.

right to use: 152-0035 1-3F, Jiyugaoka 2-9-19, Meguro City, Tokyo

nearest station: Jiyugaoka Station

Suitable for antique and industrial styles

Journal Standard Furniture

If you like industrial style with a hint of retro, Journal Standard Furniture It’s your playground. The pieces here often feature distressed finishes, recycled materials and lots of personality. This is a great place to find something unique to anchor a room.

right to use: 2 Jiyugaoka 17-7, Meguro City, Tokyo 152-0035

nearest station: Jiyugaoka Station

unique

uniqueA mid-century inspired natural aesthetic pairs perfectly with the comfort of your home. The pieces here often feature warm wood tones, cozy textiles and a hint of nostalgia. Unico is known for its modular sofas and carefully curated room kits that make it easy to create a cohesive and attractive space.

right to use：34-23 Ebisu-nishi 1, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0021

nearest station: Daikanyama Station

kasika

Located in a renovated warehouse, kasika It’s as much an experience as a furniture store. The store’s collection includes beautifully crafted furniture, decorations and lifestyle items. This is a shop with a rustic feel.

right to use：4-6, 1 Shin-Kiba, Koto-ku, Tokyo 136-0082

nearest station: Shin-Kiba Station

Suitable for simple, minimalist style

exist

exist Bring the magic of customization to furniture shopping. Its products are centered around natural materials, and you can adapt the designs in different finishes or colors to suit the mood of your home. Located in Jiyugaoka, this store feels like a quiet retreat in one of Tokyo’s quaintest neighborhoods.

right to use: 152-0035 Aoki Building 2-10-14 Jiyugaoka, Meguro City, Tokyo

nearest station: Jiyugaoka Station

loya

A brand owned by retail company Aeon, loya‘s collections blend practicality with modern aesthetics, and their catalog covers stylish, contemporary furniture at affordable prices. Whether you’re looking for a simple sofa or a stylish storage solution, it’s your one-stop shop for everything from bed frames to statement lighting. If you prefer to shop from the comfort of your own home, you can also order flat-pack items directly from the store website.

right to use: 158-0094 Futakotamagawa Rise Shopping Center, 2-21-1 Tamagawa, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo

nearest station: Futakotamagawa Station

MUJI

MUJI It is synonymous with “Japanese minimalism”. Its understated furniture features natural woods, neutral tones and versatile designs. From beds to bookshelves, MUJI products blend seamlessly into modern living spaces without feeling overwhelming.

right to use: 3-5 Ginza 3-chome, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-0061

nearest station: Ginza Station

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