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Furniture store · Somerset

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Furniture store · Somerset

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333A Orchard Rd, #04 - 27 Mandarin Gallery, Singapore 238897

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Atomi blends stylish, handcrafted Japanese and global home goods with expert curation for a chic, thoughtful living experience.  

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333A Orchard Rd, #04 - 27 Mandarin Gallery, Singapore 238897 Get directions

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333A Orchard Rd, #04 - 27 Mandarin Gallery, Singapore 238897 Get directions

+65 9851 5398
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"Atomi is a labour of love for former business consultant Andrew Tan and Tokyo native Mitsuko Murano. The couple regularly trawl through lesser-known parts of Japan to meet with craftsmen and seek out products for their Mandarin Gallery retailer."

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Danielle L

Google
Beautifully curated selection of furniture and home decor. Knowlegeable service

Andrew Tan

Google
The company that I founded in May 2009 - atomi Pte Ltd!

Yilin Choo

Google
Atomi is more than just a boutique that specialises in Japanese lifestyle products. Andrew, the founder, is a thought leader in all things Japanese related. I love this space, for both the things, and Andrew's advice.

Carl Geraghty

Google
Really nice sake stuff and lovely staff

Y YP

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Friendly and good quality products
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Geert B.

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This is a discreet Japanese design shop where I love shopping - but not too often. Sometimes, I only window shop, as some prices are quite forbidding. They have some beautiful items, handmade by superior artisans or small companies. When you look carefully, you do find good value for money but some things are for my humble purse simply too expensive. The service is superior: it's rare to feel really welcome in a shop, but here they can convey this feeling. I hope they manage to survive, and I wish them also a bit more coherence: it's a bit too much a bit of this and a bit of that without a clear line. This may simply be due to the way the items are displayed. I remember a similar shop in Sydney on Queen Street where they could learn a few things.