Wihardja Furniture's Macpherson showroom is the East-side home of a Singapore manufacturer that specialises in teak and suar wood furniture. With over 17 years of technical experience in carpentry and design, the team creates solid wood pieces spanning the living room, dining room, bedroom, home office, entry hall, bathroom and even the sheltered balcony — from sofas, TV consoles and coffee tables to bed frames, dining tables, study desks and swings.
Because Wihardja is a manufacturer rather than a middleman, pieces are sold at direct factory prices, with the company guaranteeing value for money on everything it makes. The natural wood finishing is designed to blend into most home themes, whether a place leans Scandinavian, Industrial, Minimalistic, Modern, Japanese or Resort style.
The showroom in the Pines Building on MacPherson Road is where the range can be seen and tried in person, from the suar wood slab collection and rattan-and-teak pieces to MaxCoil and Magic Koil mattresses in feels from comfort soft to extra firm. Can't find a piece that fits? Wihardja offers a customization service and a free furniture consultation — send your floor plan via email and the team will suggest options according to your home size and budget.
The crew can be reached by hotline, WhatsApp, email or online chat, and payment is flexible with PAYNOW and instalment plans available. The showroom opens 11.30am to 7pm and closes on Wednesdays; a second, North-side showroom in Woodlands operates by appointment only.
Wihardja's Macpherson showroom sits in the Pines Building on MacPherson Road, and it is where this Singapore furniture maker shows its hand: solid teak and suar wood pieces, built by the company's own experienced carpenters and laid out across living room, dining room, bedroom, home office and balcony settings. With more than 17 years of technical experience in carpentry and design, Wihardja has become a go-to name for natural wood furniture, and this East-side branch is the place to see the range in person.
The first thing to understand about Wihardja is that it makes what it sells. The company describes itself as expert in the manufacturing of teak and suar wood furniture, and because customers buy straight from the maker, pieces are offered at direct factory prices. That matters when you are furnishing an entire home: a dining set, bed frames for the kids and a study desk add up quickly, and cutting out the middleman keeps the numbers friendlier without giving up the material.
The wood itself is the signature. Wihardja's natural wood finishing is designed to blend into most home themes, whether your place leans Scandinavian, Industrial, Minimalistic, Modern, Japanese or Resort style. The same slab of teak can read clean and contemporary in a minimal living room or warm and vintage in an eclectic one, which is part of why the catalogue stretches so widely.
The range is organised by room, and it is broad. Living room shoppers will find sofas — including fabric, leather or PU bespoke options — as well as sofabeds, daybeds, bean bags, TV consoles, coffee and side tables, armchairs, and shelves and cabinets. The dining section covers dining tables, chairs, benches, stools and bar sets, while the bedroom side runs from single, super single, queen and king bed frames to bunk beds, dressing tables, bedside storage and mattresses from name brands MaxCoil and Magic Koil, in feels from comfort soft to extra firm.
Two collections tend to draw particular attention. The first is suar wood: raw slabs plus dining tables, stools and coffee tables, showcasing the dramatic grain the wood is loved for. The second is the rattan and teak range, which pairs naturally with the sheltered balcony section of outdoor tables and chairs, swings and benches.
Rounding things out are home office pieces such as study tables, office chairs and storage; entry hall console tables, shoe racks and coat hangers; bathroom towel hangers, racks and vanity shelves; and a furnishing section of wall decor, mirrors, cushion covers, organisers, kitchenware and even BBQ grills. A Readystocks selection covers pieces you can bring home sooner.
If nothing on the floor fits your room exactly, that is where the customization service comes in. Wihardja invites customers who cannot find the piece to suit their requirements to drop a message — in the team's own words, they would love to hear how they can help.
There is also a free furniture consultation. Send your floor plan in by email and colleagues will come back with suggestions tailored to your home size and budget, a genuinely useful service whether you are furnishing a new flat from scratch or squeezing a workspace into a tight corner. Questions along the way can go through several channels: hotline, WhatsApp, email or online chat.
The Macpherson showroom opens 11.30am to 7pm and closes on Wednesdays, so plan your trip around that mid-week break. Payment is flexible, with PAYNOW accepted and instalment plans available for larger purchases. Signing up for the eNewsletter keeps you in the loop for monthly sales promotions, new arrivals and flash sale deals.
If you are on the other side of the island, Wihardja also runs a North showroom in Woodlands at 8 Admiralty Street, Admirax Building Lobby 1, #06-02 — note that visits there are by appointment only, arranged via WhatsApp. For most shoppers, though, Macpherson is the full experience: a working manufacturer's showroom where teak, suar and rattan pieces can be opened, sat on and measured against the corners of the home you are building.