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Furnishing our homes shouldn’t be a race for lavish trends. Instead, it should support our daily routines.
With Singapore's rising cost of living, we must be intentional with our spending, as home furnishing can drain funds needed for pressing matters. Additionally, with more companies incorporating the option to work from home, more homes are welcoming a new addition – workspaces! It appears that home workspaces have become a necessity.
To build a home that genuinely supports you, focus on four functional pillars:
First, prioritize the essentials. This would include furniture that you would need every day.
A useful tip is to buy gradually so you won’t regret and stress over furnishing!
Next, consider your living conditions.

For workspaces, you should look for furniture that encourages focus and clarity of mind.
Did you know that not only does ergonomic furniture support your body – but also boosts your mental state too? (refer to the section Interior Peace: The Link Between Your Space and Your Brain) Choosing highly flexible pieces, such as the ones below, will definitely fit your needs and soothe your limbs.
Avoid getting chairs that are too comfortable (causes unwanted drowsiness) or those that are too firm (causes too much unnecessary body tension).
Blue accents are also highly recommended for workspaces as the colour promotes calmness and greater focus.
For more details about ergonomic furniture, check out our “ Back to School Article”.

As Oscar Wilde noted, "Ultimately, the bond of all companionship... is conversation." To foster this at home, you need spaces designed for interaction.
Lastly, move your furniture away from the walls to make the space cozier and inviting.

Suitable beds and sofas are necessary to feel fully rejuvenated.
For other resting ‘devices’, such as sofas, prioritize comfort too! Does the firmness and dimensions match your habits and posture? Does it make you feel relaxed and calm?
For the bedroom, place the bed in the centre of the room as a centerpiece, ensuring ample space to move freely. Use soft, breathable textures to create a calm, orderly environment.
Likewise, the bed should also match your sleeping habits. Although it is understood that no bed can perfectly fit us, this is now made possible with the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI)!
Choose soft and tranquil colours (like pastels and neutral tones) over bright and bold ones. Similarly, for lighting, choose soft, warm lights for you to ease into comfort.

‘How do you dine or use this space daily?’ Use this question to decide the type of tables and chairs you need.
Assess your dining space, to ensure that your movement won’t be restricted while also leaving spaces between other furniture.
For greater comfort, make sure that the height of your dining table and chairs are compatible.
Dining tables that are extendable (for greater flexibility), made of durable materials (longer lasting) and low maintenance (easy to clean!) are also preferred.
Use the guide below to determine the table size you need:
| Family Size | Recommended Rectangular Table Dimensions |
|---|---|
| 4 People | 97cm wide x 137cm long |
| 6 People | 102cm wide x 183cm long |
| 8 People | 102cm wide x 229cm long |
| 10 People | 102cm wide x 274cm long |
Rectangle tables are recommended for larger dining rooms, open layouts, and bigger families.
Square tables are better suited for smaller families.
| Family Size | Recommended Diameter for Round Tables |
|---|---|
| 2-4 People | 91 cm |
| 4-6 People | 122 cm |
| 6-8 People | 152 cm |
| 8-10 People | 183 cm |
| 10-12 People | 244 cm |
Round dining tables are preferred for small spaces, cozy settings, and social dining.
Oval tables are better for narrow spaces and flexible seating.
If your ideal dining table doesn't exist, let's build it.
Drop by COURTS to customise everything from the material and size to the edges, legs and colour. Create a piece that fits your daily routine perfectly.
Want to browse more styles? Here to discover the perfect match.

Your mind constantly processes discomfort signals which take up your mental capacity. Luckily for you, there are a few ways to elevate your comfort.

Ultimately, purchasing furniture is a gradual process and not a one-time project. Furnishings should evolve and change with you based on your needs. If you are a new homeowner, start small! Start by buying the ones that you urgently need and not because they fit “your aesthetic”. After all, the most beautiful home isn't the one that looks like a magazine cover; it’s the one that allows you to think clearly, rest deeply, and live fully.
Shop at COURTS now to find furniture that best understands you!
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