10 Ceiling Fan & Lighting Shops in Singapore for your Home Reno (2023)

Lighting may not often come to mind when you think of home renovation and decor. But it is, in fact, one of the most vital elements in creating the ambience for your home. Whether you are looking to create a space that is stylish or cosy, the lights you pick can make a world of difference. When shopping at a lighting shop in Singapore, these shops often retail ceiling fans as well, so you might as well kill two birds with one stone. To make your lights and ceiling fan shopping easier, we have shortlisted 10 popular ceiling fan and lighting shops in Singapore, together with the 10 Best Ceiling Fans in Singapore where you can be spoilt for choice.

“Lights are important in creating the mood and ambience you seek for your home. In this issue, we bring you 9 ceiling fan and lighting shops in Singapore.”

This article was last updated on 26 April 2023.

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10 Ceiling Fan & Lighting Shops in Singapore

1. Regal Lighting Gallery

Choosing a ceiling fan when buying a new house can be a daunting process for new homeowners. If you are looking for practical advice and tips on how to choose a ceiling fan, we highly recommend that you visit Regal Lighting Gallery. With more than 30 ceiling fans on display in their showroom, you are guaranteed a wide range of ceiling fans and brands to choose from, with prices ranging from $138 onwards. Their staffs are well trained to advise customers on ceiling fans based on their budget, style, and needs.

Illuminating homes and businesses since 2016, Regal Lighting Gallery provides affordable LED lighting solutions, ceiling fans, and sanitary fixtures. For modern, quality bathroom and kitchen fixtures, you can visit their newly expanded showroom for collections from AER, Rubine, Aalto, Nobel, Baron, Hera etc. They have a good range of the latest vanity cabinets on display, as well as kitchen sinks, taps, basins, bathroom accessories, water heaters, toilet bowls, and more. 

Regal Lighting places a strong emphasis on reliable, honest, and dedicated service, in order to build a long-term relationship with customers. This lighting store in Singapore continuously improves their product mix in order to provide a better shopping experience for every customer. If you need good advice for lighting, bathroom accessories, and ceiling fans for your new home, feel free to have a chat with their friendly and knowledgeable staff at their showroom – they will be more than happy to help you out.

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Regal Lighting Gallery Blk 22 Sin Ming Road #01-238 Singapore 570022 sales@regallighting.com.sg | +65 6458 0313 Facebook | Instagram

2. Light Makers Singapore

Customised lights for a uniquely yours design

Lighting plays an immensely crucial role in showcasing stunning interior designs. Make a misstep with your lighting, and your interior design appears flat. But when you perfectly complement gorgeous lighting with exquisite furniture, it can be a feast for the eyes. What we especially love about Light Makers is their unique ability to make customised lights, which brings your lighting game to the next level. 

Tired of your friends commenting “oh yes, I saw this light at IKEA, nice..”? How about “where on earth did you get this beautiful chandelier from?” Makes it even more satisfying when you let them know that you specially designed your lights, and it is the one and only one in Singapore. What’s great about Light Makers is that you can simply send them an image reference of something you fancy on Pinterest or Instagram, and their team of experts can provide you with professional advice. From technical drawings to final production, you can be assured of the finest workmanship and attention to detail.

Exquisite range of modern, contemporary lights

Personally, browsing through their online store was a delightful experience as I find their designs new-age and captivating, bringing me back to the joys of selecting lights for our new home. Our home interior design theme was modern with a tinge of moody elegance (think black marble, gold fittings, dark herringbone wood etc.), and I found many modern, contemporary light designs on the Light Makers online store that could complement our theme, or perhaps maybe even better than our choices back then!

Our favourites? Be sure to check out their Designer Inspired category for some architectural delights, and the floor lamp category for a statement piece for your living room. If you have a big house, do flaunt it with a jaw-dropping chandelier as well.

Great reviews and impressive clientele

And of course, be sure to do your due diligence. Light Makers have great Google reviews and Facebook reviews. What’s even more impressive is their clientele, which includes world-renowned interior designers and inspiring projects as seen in their gallery.

Check out Light Makers Singapore for your lighting needs >>

Light Makers Singapore 318 Jln Besar, Singapore 208976 sales@lightmakers.com.sg | +65 6392 5665 Facebook | Instagram

3. Decor Fan SEA

Featured in Singapore Tatler, The Straits Times, Singapore Home Decor and Houzz, Decor Fan SEA is one of the leading local designer fan companies in Singapore. With an extensive range of smart, beautiful designer ceiling fans, these decor fans are the perfect addition to any modern home. You can even shop based on your desired interior design theme, be it Scandinavian or Modern. Decor Fan SEA also features seasonal series in which each design matches spring, summer, autumn, and winter.

What’s interesting is that you can also experience their showroom virtually here! Check out their Instagram page for more inspiration, or head down to their showroom if you require seeing the ceiling fans in person.

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Use the code weddingvow15 on Decor Fan SEA’s website for 15% off storewide.

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Decor Fan SEA Website fans@decorfansea.com| +65 6591 8896 Facebook | Instagram | YouTube

4. L&H Lighting

For our own home, we picked out all our lights from L&H Lighting. Their selection includes hanging lights, ceiling lights, wall lights, fitting lights, track lights, floor lights, and ceiling fans. On top of lighting, they also sell bathroom fixtures. Lily from L&H Lighting provided us with helpful advice, especially when it came to what types of lighting would be most suitable for the different areas of our home. We were really pleased with her recommendations, and highly recommend this lighting shop in Singapore! Check out their 6 lighting inspirations for your home.

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L&H Lighting & Electrical Pte Ltd 7 Kaki Bukit Road 1 #01-14 Eunos Technolink Singapore 415937 +65 6846 755 info@l&hlighting.com.sg

5. Sembawang Lighting House

One of the popular lighting shops in Singapore, Sembawang Lighting House is well known for their non-pushy, helpful customer service, good selection, and affordable prices. They have great online reviews and are rated 4.7 stars by 368 Google reviews, and 4.5 stars by 333 Facebook reviews. They have a wide range of LED lights and ceiling fans, all of which you can view on their e-commerce website. Delivery and installation services can also be provided. Their prices for ceiling fans start as low as $109. With such rates, there is not much need to hassle over to Johor Bahru just to get what you need. They are also very responsive on Facebook, so feel free to send your question to this lighting shop in Singapore if you need any help.

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Sembawang Lighting House Pte Ltd 602 Sembawang Road, Singapore 758458 +65 67597703 | +65 85266676 slh8888@hotmail.com

6. Yafen.sg

We find Yafen to be a frequent mention for lighting shops in Singapore on reno forums. Yafen sells LED lights and ceiling fans at wholesale prices. With a 5.0 star rating from over 785 reviews, this lighting shop in Singapore is also highly recommended by Googlers for their quality products and reliable service. Their pricing is transparent and you can find it listed on their website. Yafen provides free delivery for orders above $100, and a 1-year warranty for their products. Moreover, they also provide electrical installation services.  If you want a fuss-free shopping experience, head to Yafen.

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Yafen.sg 1 Defu Lane 10 #01-575 Singapore 539182 +65 8322 4220 yafen8@hotmail.com

7. Philips Lighting

When thinking about lighting in Singapore, Philips is a brand that easily comes to mind. Their lighting shop showroom at Toa Payoh is huge and displays a great selection. The highlight is their Philips Hue personal wireless lighting – a system that will let you control and customize your home lighting through your mobile, allowing you to match the ambience to your mood. They have other showrooms across the island too.

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Philips Lighting 622 Lorong 1 Toa PayohPhilips APAC Center Level 1Singapore 319763 +65 6264 9426 LightingShowroom@philips.com

8. Home First

With over 3,900 views, Homefirst is the most highly viewed lighting shop in Singapore on Renotalk. Run by a Singaporean family, they are rated 4.6 on Google (45 reviews) and 5 on Facebook (37 votes). Several reviews recommend them for their patient and helpful service. This lighting shop in Singapore has a lighting selection that includes ceiling lights, downlights, spotlights, pendant lights, track lights, wall lights, LED bulbs, stripes, tubes and modules. They carry 12 brands of ceiling fans, prices of which are listed on their website. Home First provides free delivery for orders above $250.

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Home First (S) Pte Ltd 21 Woodlands Close, #05-07 Primz Bizhub, Singapore 737854 +65 67107994 | +65 9420 5658 nicole@homefirst.com.sg

9. Lights N Showers

If you want to spruce your home up with designer lighting fixtures, Lights N Showers is a lighting shop in Singapore to head to. Their selection includes many trendy pieces that will make a statement in any living or dining room. They too sell bathroom accessories and regularly bring in new arrivals. Lights N Showers has over 25,000 likes on Facebook and 4k Instagram followers, and Kelvin Soon (孙文海) is their official brand ambassador. They offer product warranty and the option of a 12-month interest-free instalment payment.

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Lights N Showers 42, Mactaggart Road #01-01 Mactaggart Building (1,488.42 mi) Singapore 368086 +65 6293 4123 enquiry@lightsnshowers.com.sg

10. Three Cubes Singapore

If you are a newbie to lighting, it is likely that the sheer amount of lighting choices will overwhelm you. What stands out to us about Three Cubes Lighting is the knowledge and advice they share to homeowners through their shop and blog. Check out their tips on buying the best type of lights for Singapore homes.

Also recommended by MoneySmart and Honeycombers, Three Cubes has been around since 2012, and they carry leading brands for lights such as Dalen, and ceiling fans like Crestar. With 10k likes on Facebook, they are rated 4.8 on Google (58 reviews) and 4.4 on Facebook (60 reviews). Many customers like their attentive and professional service, and recommend them for smart lighting for your home, as they can help you configure the most cost-effective solution.

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Three Cubes Lighting #01-06 Siglap Centre, 55 Siglap Road, Singapore 455871 +65 8732 3108 ask@threecubes.com.sg

Types of Ceiling Fans

Generally, there are two main types of ceiling fans – an AC (alternating current) or DC (direct current). AC refers to electrical current with reverses direction, and DC refers to the current that flows in one direction. 

Some households choose AC ceiling fans as they are cheaper, but I would recommend getting DC ceiling fans because they are more efficient. DC fans are faster, more compact and lighter, and most importantly use less energy (up to 70% lesser). It also has more speed options and is generally quieter. The market standard as of now is DC fans. You can get a DC fan for around $200 – $300. 

Best Ceiling Fans in Singapore

1. Designer Pick: Spin Quincy Ceiling Fan (comes in 43”, 52” and 60”) 

I’d like to open the rankings with our most stylish pick. If you are a modern minimalist at heart, the Spin Quincy ceiling fan is a seamless fit for your home.  The Spin Quincy does not come cheap, but neither does the Dyson. The selling point is it works efficiently, effectively, and looks pleasing to the eyes. It is energy-saving for both fan and lighting. Aiming to resemble the flow of the natural wind, the Spin Quincy aims to give you that outdoor breeze feeling in the comfort of your own home. 

Why buy this: 

• Has an Ultra Dynamic Direct Current (UDDC) motor that is made of toroid magnets making it 70% more energy efficient than traditional AC fans. 
• Stylish in design, it is a timeless addition to any luxury space. It is bound to catch the eye of your guests. 
• Double Ply aerodynamic airfoils reduces air resistance, creating wind efficiency that surpasses the conventional fan 
• It comes with an energy-saving tri light kit that consumes a mere 19W but produces a magnificent 1500 lumen light that can change tones (day, warm and cool). 
• Comes in three sizes to choose from 43″, 52″ and 60″.

2. For big spaces: Crestar Airis 56” 5 Blade Ceiling Fan with LED Light

Crestar is also another popular brand for ceiling fans in Singapore. It boasts maximum comfort and air ventilation, especially with its 5-blade fans like the Airis Series. What I like most about the Crestar Airis 56” features the Crestar energy inverter DC motor to save energy (it uses only 6 to 35W of energy). If you have a resale HDB with a large living room space, this ceiling fan is ideal for breezy days. 

Why buy this:

• Its 6-speed remote setting allows for better customisation
• Full ABS acrylic build: Its body and blades are made of ABS acrylic, making it light and durable. 
• Comes with a 25W Tri-colour LED light with dimmer control 
• Comes in 4 different colours – black, white, dark wood and light wood to suit any home decor  
• For a smaller model, you can opt for the 50-inch alternative. 

If you prefer a cheaper option from Crestar, check out the Crestar ValueAir 5-Blade in 55″. It also comes in black and a beautiful wood colour.   

3. Value for money: Fanco F-Star DC Motor Series (36,46,52 inch)

Established since 1998, Fanco is one of the trusted brands for ceiling fans in Singapore. You will find their products being sold in many ceiling fan shops in Singapore. Franco was the first to introduce an LED light kit attached to the fan. For its quality, this Fanco F-Star DC Motor Series is one of the most affordable DC ceiling fans that come with an LED light. 

Why buy this: 

• Brushless DC motor allows for maximum torque, full control, high durability, and optimal efficiency
• Ultra silent motor allows you to enjoy the cooling effect in a serene atmosphere
• The fan blades are made of 100% acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene (ABS) – a hard plastic that is very durable yet slient. 
• Max air delivery 
• Remote control with 5-speed reversible. You can even control it via a mobile phone app by adding a smart WiFi switch. 
• Choose from 3 different colours and sizes
• Buy from Lazada and get free installation

4. Wide range of designs: Acorn Futuriste AC-308 50” ceiling fan

Acorn is another trusted ceiling fan brand. What I love about this brand is that they carry many series and designs for you to pick from, all at pretty affordable prices. The fan models that caught our eye was the Acorn Futuriste AC-308 50” ceiling fan (also comes in white) and the Acorn Intaglio DC-159 that looks very much like the Spin Quincy but at a fraction of the price. 

The Acorn Fantastique AC-326 and Acorn Veloce DC-160 is also another great choice for contemporary homes with its matt black finish. I think by now you would have guessed I’m a sucker for stylish ceiling fans. Read what Our Little Smarties have to say about their Acorn fan. 

5. For Scandinavian homes: Amasco Wale Ceiling Fan 41″

For some of us, a ceiling fan is more than just a fan, it is another way to express your style. The Amasco Wale Ceiling Fan in oak colour is a perfect complement to the trending Scandinavian interior design. Amasco is from Taiwan and has been around for 24 years. Their fans are powered by an energy-efficient DC motor. The Amasco Wale is also available in dark oak.  

6. Most reliable: KDK Ceiling Fan U48FP 48″ 

One of the most trusted ceiling fan brands in Singapore, KDK has been producing top quality ceiling fans for more than 100 years. Quiet yet providing strong airflow, a KDK ceiling fan is suitable for all homes. It also features an 18W LED light with three different light settings.

What we admire most about KDK is its commitment to safety. KDK ceiling fans feature a patented safety design which provides added safety in three ways. Firstly, a cutoff safety switch is present which disconnects if there is a fan mounting failure, stopping the motor from spinning. Secondly, the fan has a woven steel safety wire installed to catch any falling fan. Lastly, a fall prevention plate mounted on the fan blade prevents the fan blades from breaking off during operation.

Why buy this ceiling fan in Singapore:

• Utilizes PPG Blade which is known for its durability
• 3D Blade technology ensures smooth yet strong and cool airflow for comfortable sleep
• 9-speed settings with LCD wireless remote control
• Commitment to safety

7. Strong airflow: KDK U60FW

Equipped with unique 3D blades, KDK U60FW provides strong and powerful airflow while keeping its operating noise at extremely low levels. Its patented safety design also prevents its blades from falling, minimizing your worry of unstable and malfunctioning fan blades. It has a 5-blade design and runs on energy-efficient DC motor technology. Through Yuragi Japanese innovation, KDK U60FW recreates patterns in gentle breezes.

For ideal ambience around your home, the LED lights feature lets you adjust the brightness levels. It comes with 3 different colour selections from white to cool daylight to warm. KDK U60FW is suitable for HBD & apartments with 2.6 to 3 meters ceiling.

Why buy this ceiling fan in Singapore:

• Lower power consumption at high speed
• DC motor at 9-speed control
• Sleep mode
• Patented safety design

8. Curved blades ceiling fan: AeroAir Ceiling Fan AA-120 42”/52”

AeroAir Ceiling Fan is a good option if you are looking to cool down your room. Its performance is boosted with a curved blade design that ensures strong wind flow at 6 different speed settings. The AeroAir durability is well-known while it comes with a lifetime warranty for the motor and 1-year warranty for the parts. You can choose from two sizes offered between 42 inches or 52-inch models based on your room’s size.

Why buy this ceiling fan in Singapore:

• Very versatile to use on different weather and temperature with 6-speed settings
• Features an LED light with 3 light settings

9. Strongest power: Samaire Frankfurt Ceiling Fan SA575 57”

If you are looking for a ceiling fan that generates the strongest power, Samaire Frankfurt Ceiling Fan SA575 fits the bill. With wind flow from 110 RPM to a whooping 238 RPM, the hot Singapore weather shouldn’t be a problem for you.

Why buy this ceiling fan in Singapore:

• One of the strongest ceiling fans in Singapore
• High quality and durable blades
• Warm LED lighting

10. For a stylish home: Fanco Acon Ceiling Fan 42”/52”

The Fanco Acon ceiling fan comes with a variety of colours and designs varying from Matte Black, Antique Brass, Acon White, to Acon Wood and many others. Aside from that, the ceiling fan also generates strong air distribution with a 188mm motor and 3D ABS blades.

Why buy this ceiling fan in Singapore:

• 188mm motor and 3D ABS blades ensure strong wind, efficient air distribution, and durable blades
• One year warranty from any kinds of damage
• Stylish designs perfect for an elegant and modern house
• Free installation service

11. An affordable option: Fanco B-Star DC Motor Series (36,46,52”)

The Fanco B-Star series is very affordable, but don’t let its price tag deceive you. One of the most popular choices on Shopee, the Fanco B-Star still offers good quality and low energy consumption.

Why buy this ceiling fan in Singapore:

• Very affordable yet high quality
• DC Motor ensures smooth operation and low energy consumption with 50% less than ceiling fan with AC motor
• Lifetime motor warranty

8 Steps to Buy a Ceiling Fan for your Home

1. What is your Budget?

Whether it’s buying a ceiling fan or a digital lock, I always start with budgeting. It will help narrow down your options. The average cost of a ceiling fan is about $200 to $300, though you will find there are budget models like the Panasonic Ceiling Fan 60” and luxury models like the Spin Quincy. 

How many rooms are you planning to install ceiling fans in?

If you are planning on getting a ceiling fan for only your living room, you can budget more for a better model, but if you are planning to install a ceiling fan in every room, that might add up to quite a bit. If so, opt for a model with an LED light so it is a 2-in-1 appliance. Lights on average cost about $100, so you will be saving that amount if you get a ceiling fan with LED light. 

I only installed a ceiling fan in my balcony and placed standing fans in the rooms. On hindsight. I would have installed a ceiling fan in my living room as well. A ceiling fan can help to air your space very well, something that a standing fan would not do as well at. 

2. Are you installing it Indoor or Outdoor? 

Most ceiling fans in Singapore are suited for indoor use, but you can go for dry-rated ceiling fans. If you are installing it on a false ceiling, make sure to get a model that is lightweight. A ceiling fan made of ABS (acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene) would be suitable as it is a hard plastic that is lightweight and durable. 

If you are installing your ceiling fan outdoors, get a damp-rated or wet-rated model that can withstand humidity and rain. A wood ceiling fan might not be recommended for balcony use unless it is pre-treated to be water-resistant. 

3. What size of a ceiling fan to get? 

Similar to air-conditioners, bigger is not always better. In this case, you will want to get a fan that is suitable for the size of your room.

You will usually install the fan in the centre of your room, close to where people gather. If the room is huge, either get a bigger fan, or two fans to cover the area. 

Do consider your ceiling height. If you have a low ceiling, do not get a low hanging model as it might hit someone.  Place your ceiling fan at least 2.1 meters above the floor. Typical HDBs/condos have a ceiling height of 2.6 to 2.8 meters, depending on whether a false ceiling is installed. 

If you have a very low ceiling, you have a few options:

• Get a hugger design like the Eco-Airx DC Motor Ceiling Fan 46” or 56”. A hugger fan is ideal for low ceilings that are 8 feet or shorter. As there is no space between the ceiling fan’s motor housing and the ceiling, it is an ideal choice for small apartments. 
• Consider a bladeless fan like the Exhale Fan or the Osman Portable Bladeless Fan

• Get a ceiling fan that you can install in the corner, like the Elmark Aircraft A8 18-inch Ceiling Wall Fan.  

• Get a wall fan. Most designs might not look very stylish, but if you are going for a retro vintage home interior design, this Toyomi 16 Classic Wall Fan might just work for you. 

Some units on the top floor have higher ceilings, so you may want to find models with a drop rod that allows you to lower the fan to effectively cool your guests. 

4. Number of blades

Ceiling fans of today are now more varied. From 3-blade to 5-blade fans, you will also find fans with titled or angled blades, claiming to increase airflow efficiency. You can even find ceiling fans with retractable blades like the Xiaomi Opple! 

Fan blade size and the number of fan blades do matter, but only slightly. In theory, the bigger (wider or longer) the blade is, the more airflow it can generate. More blades would also do the same. However, with bigger/more blades, there is more “drag” of air. This increases air resistance and requires more energy to power it (and hence a more powerful motor). But nowadays the modern ceiling fans with 3-blades are able to perform as well as 5-blades, so you do not have to worry too much about this. 

That said if you are a fan of more blades check out this Fanco Heli 56” Ceiling Fan with 6 blades. 

5. Check Warranty & Installation 

Do buy your ceiling fan from a reputable brand and from authorised sellers. Before you purchase, check the installation costs (some include free installation) and the warranty period. 

A ceiling fan on average lasts a decade. If your fan requires repair, do try to source for original parts, or use only high-quality replacements to keep your fan running for a longer period. 

6. Light

Decide if you want your fan to have a light fixture. While you might not need this for your living room if you have downlights installed, it is great for your balcony as you only need one electrical point for both. Also, if you are planning to install a ceiling fan in your rooms, it might help you save the cost and space. 

7. Energy-saving

Opt for ceiling fans with energy-saving features such as a timer, sleep mode, energy-efficient motors (DC motor)

8. Colour & Design

Lastly, you want a ceiling fan that complements your home interior design. Most models come in black and white, though you can find different designs and colours to complement your home interior design. 

• Scandinavian: Eco-Airx Ceiling Fan
• Modern: Acorn Intaglio DC-159
• Industrial: PO ECO Gale 56”
• Contemporary: Spin Quincy
• Rustic: Qukau Solid Wood Ceiling Fan 
• European style: Fanco 52” E-Series (comes in Black, Silver & White) 
• Eclectic: Qukau 42” (comes in 4 colours) 
• Retro: Qukau Ceiling Fan  
• Invisible look: Qukau Invisible Fan Light 42″

Ceiling Fan FAQ

How does a ceiling fan work? 

The ceiling fan cools you by increasing air movement or airflow in the room. Contrasting to air conditioners, they do not lower air temperature or air humidity. With the increased air movement, our body sweat will evaporate faster taking away our body heat, and in turn, cooling us. 

How do I install a ceiling fan?

Always get a professional electrician to help you with the installation. Some shops include installation with your purchase, but otherwise, you should source for a reliable electrician to help you install it. Before installation, make sure to turn off any live power. 

What are the popular ceiling fan brands in Singapore? 

When buying ceiling fans in Singapore, KDK, Franco, Crestar, Acorn, and Amasco are frequent mentions. 

• KDK is a brand from Japan that is known for its simple-looking and affordable fans.
• Qukau is from China and their brand has a lot of designs and colours to choose from

Where to buy ceiling fans in Singapore?

You used to only be able to buy ceiling fans from stores, but now you can purchase them online for the ultimate convenience and even enjoy discounted prices! Shopee and Lazada are my go-to for shopping. It is also a great place to compare prices.

How to finance your purchases?

Depending on the brands you purchase, the average cost of renovating your home is $50,000 – $60,000. Furniture and appliances like lights will probably set you back an extra $10,000 – $15,000. If you need to take up a loan to finance your purchase, renovation loans often do not give you the cash upfront, hence you may not be able to use it for lights shopping, depending on whether your interior designer includes it in their quotation. If so, you might wish to consider a personal loan instead. Do note that personal loans have slightly higher interest rates than renovation loans, but you get the cash flexibility. Our friends at Singsaver have compiled the best personal loans for you to check out.

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When shopping for your home, do keep in mind to prioritize and focus on the essentials first. Leave the ‘nice-to-haves’ for later, for it’s best to not spend beyond your means. When buying your lights from lighting shops in Singapore, we also suggest using credit cards that give you rebates, so you get extra savings. Every little bit of savings can go a long way!

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We hope our 10 Ceiling Fan & Lighting Shops in Singapore for your Home Reno guide has helped you in your preparation for your new home and recommended a great ceiling fan and lighting shop in Singapore. Do share it with your friends who need to find ceiling fans in Singapore and lighting shops in Singapore for their own home. Stay tuned for more guides, and in the meantime, do check out our other guides below.

• 6 Lighting Inspirations and Tips for Your Dream Home in Singapore
• 7 Online Furniture Shops for Fuss-Free Furniture Shopping in Singapore
• 5 Furniture Stores in Singapore for Popular Home Reno Styles

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