Castlery Opened Its First U.S. Flagship — Here’s Everything You Need to Know

Alexa CasanovaShopping Writer
Alexa CasanovaShopping Writer
I cover all things shopping, from cleaning and organizing finds to decor and furniture that’s worth every penny. Your home says a lot about you, so I’m always curious about the things people choose to bring into their space — and aim to make it easier to find those things! I’ve written home and lifestyle content for Well+Good and Design Milk.
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Facade of a restaurant named Castlery with a red awning, large windows, and wooden doors, surrounded by trees and benches.
Credit: Castlery

One of the more career-affirming occurrences for me as a shopping writer is getting to see a brand I’ve only ever seen online, in real life. It sounds silly, but I honestly feel starstruck. That’s exactly how I felt when Castlery, the Singaporean furniture and decor brand, finally opened its first U.S. store in Manhattan’s Chelsea neighborhood earlier this year. Until then, you’d have to fly halfway across the world to touch and feel its quiet-luxury-esque furniture in person before buying it. I was so over-the-moon about the store opening that I high-tailed it over there to test sofas for AT’s Personal Shopper series. 

It’s been a few months since the store opening, but, if you ask me, the 3,000-square-foot showroom deserves its due. I’ve paid it multiple visits this year, and if you’re in the NYC area then I highly suggest you do the same. Here’s why. 

Credit: Alexa Casanova

Castlery’s First U.S. Store Is in NYC

Castlery’s pieces are small-space-friendly, so the brand is uniquely positioned to help shoppers solve the pitfalls of city living (hence its store presence in Singapore and NYC). The furniture is also highly customizable, and so stylish given the accessible price tags.

Take the editor-loved Dalton Bed, for example, which features storage drawers on all sides. Or the modular Mori sofa, which can be configured for living rooms of any size — and you can see both at Castlery’s showroom. 

Credit: Castlery

What to Expect at the Castlery Store 

There are 17 roomsets, each with its own personality to paint the picture of what Castlery pieces will look and feel like in situ. The sets aren’t overcrowded with merchandise, and leave space for shoppers to imagine themselves fully in the set. Artfully curated down to decorative accents like lamps, rugs, and pillows, the sets are chock-full of styling inspo and really clue you into how to arrange Castlery furniture in your own home. For a second opinion, Castlery’s Interior Stylists are always on standby to offer one-on-one design services, totally free of charge. 

If you’ve spent time on the Castlery site, you’ll know that their product selection is huge — more than what any showroom could feasibly carry — so don’t expect to find the brand’s entire assortment at the store. However, the Castlery team does refresh the space with new arrivals and the bestsellers their local audience loves. Sofas are probably the most represented category, with the family-friendly Dawson sofa and the Auburn sofa (which happens to be one of Castlery’s most budget-friendly models) both making an appearance, last I checked. Get a feel for all the different upholstery options in the store or take a swatch home with you if you need more time to think about it. There were only three beds on display when I last visited the store (the Miyo Bed, Esmee Bed, and Dalton Storage Bed), so plan accordingly, or call ahead to see which models are currently on display. 

Credit: Castlery

The Furniture You Can’t Miss at the Castlery Showroom 

If you made it this far, you’re probably checking your calendar to see when you can squeeze in a visit to the Chelsea store. Here are the pieces I’d check out first. 

Esmee Storage Bed
$1,799

When I was walking the showroom floor, I was instantly drawn to the Esmee bed. The generously padded base and quilted, ochre upholstery make it the star attraction of any bedroom. But the best part is the massive storage compartment underneath the lift-up mattress. Who needs a dresser?

$1,799 at Castlery
Hamilton Chaise Sectional Sleeper Sofa
$3,799

While you’re there, take a look at the Hamilton Chaise Sectional Sleeper Sofa. It has this beautiful chrome detailing at the base that you might miss if you’re only seeing it online. It also has a spacious storage chaise that’s perfect for storing all spare bedding and pillows for when you’re hosting overnight guests. It’s a true all-in-one!

$3,799 at Castlery
Miyo Bed
$1,299

Fun fact: “Miyo” is an acronym for “Make It Your Own,” which makes sense, because the Miyo bed is one of Castlery’s most customizable bed frames. Get it with lift-up storage or without, choose the upholstered headboard style, and opt for an extension or winged silhouette to make it a statement piece.

$1,299 at Castlery
Hugg Nesting Rectangular Coffee Table
$699

I’d recommend checking out Castlery’s best-selling Hugg coffee table when you’re in the store — it’s even better IRL. The nesting ottomans are way more comfortable and supportive than you’d expect, with a medium-firm cushion you can confidently offer to guests or sit on yourself.

$699 at Castlery
Jaron Leather Recliner Sofa
$3,998

The first time I visited the store, the Castlery team ushered me straight to the Jaron Leather Recliner Sofa (it’s a must-sit!). Try it for yourself, and you’ll see that it’s the complete opposite of all the clumsy manual recliners of yore, complete with a whisper-quiet recline and a sculptural, modern look.

$3,998 at Castlery

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