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Singapore’s Castlery Expands European Footprint With Uk E-commerce Launch And London Pop-up Store

By Minjun ParkSingapore
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Singaporean home furnishings company, Castlery, has extended its reach by opening an e-commerce store in the United Kingdom. This move signifies the brand’s initial foray into the European marketplace.

The online store showcases an extensive variety of Castlery’s furniture offerings, inclusive of sofas, dining tables, beds, storage solutions, and items crafted with children in mind. In addition, Castlery is preparing to introduce a pop-up store at the London Design Festival in September.

Co-founder Declan Ee summed up Castlery’s ethos, stating, “In essence, Castlery offers furnishings for those who value well-designed pieces, but are not prepared to sacrifice their financial stability for an expensive coffee table.”

Furthering their expansion, Castlery is also set to inaugurate a physical storefront in Brisbane on the 26th of August. This follows the successful establishment of their Sydney store in the previous year.

Since its inception in 2013, the Singapore-based company has been operating its e-commerce platform across a staggering 100 cities worldwide. These include locations in Singapore, Australia, the United States, Canada, as well as the United Kingdom.

Questions & Answers

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When and where was Castlery founded?

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Castlery was founded in Singapore in 2013.

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Where is Castlery set to open its next physical store?

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The next physical store will be opened in Brisbane on August 26.

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In which cities does Castlery operate its e-commerce site?

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Castlery operates its e-commerce site in 100 global cities, spanning regions such as Singapore, Australia, the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom.

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