Shopping for stylish homewares and furniture when you’re on a budget can be daunting, especially if your Pinterest boards are populated with high-end, designer, or custom finds.
“My go-to stores for a super-cheap interior upgrade are Temple & Webster and Mocka, but my favourite destination for elevated bargain pieces is LivingStyles.” – Paris Blanchfield, BHG Shopping Editor
To make it easier than ever to complete your dream home makeover (even on a shoestring budget), we’ve rounded up the best affordable furniture brands in Australia, our favourite pieces from each store, and a list of 9 additional shopping destinations for cheap furniture and homewares in Australia.
The best affordable furniture stores in Australia, 2026
there’s nothing quite like the thrill of tracking down the perfect piece that actually suits your budget, and when you know where to look, you’ll find that there’s a wider range of choices than you might think.
From familiar furniture brands and major retailers to more specialised stores, we’ve rounded up 8 of the best places you can shop for affordable furniture and homewares for your home, right from the comfort of your couch.
BHG’s edit of affordable brands by category
- Best for affordable designer furniture: LivingStyles
- Best for sofas under $600: Temple & Webster
- Best for trending homewares: Pillow Talk
- Best for modern furniture: Mocka
- Best for furniture under $100: Target
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Best for: affordable designer furniture
LivingStyles may not be the cheapest furniture store on our list, but when you’re after premium quality and design, you’ll be very hard pressed to find similar pieces for a better price.
Essentially, LivingStyles strips away the middlemen and high overheads typically associated with high-end furniture retail. By sourcing directly from premium brands and leveraging a member-based model, the company delivers trend-led design and top-tier craftsmanship at prices that reflect real value rather than the inflated markups we see from typical ‘designer’ brands.
Our top picks:
Rextonel Rattan & Timber Lounge Chair
$385 at LivingStyles
Noosa Corduroy Fabric Ottoman
$259 at LivingStyles
Elnaro Boxwood Dining Bench
$169 at LivingStyles
Lyllo Fabric Armchair
$629 (was $789) at LivingStyles
Best for: cheap furniture for all aesthetics
Temple & Webster has become a favourite online-only Australian brand for homewares, furniture and everything in between, with an impressive selection of items you can get delivered to almost any address in Australia. In fact, it has over 200,000 products and a huge range of customer reviews – including some with photos – so there’s bound to be something for every style and home.
Our top picks:
Balmain 3 Seater Sofa
$579 (was $699) at Temple & Webster
Abriana Pine Wood Dining Set
$268.95 (was $291.95) from Temple & Webster
Kamden Rubberwood Armchair
$202.95 (was $219.95) at Temple & Webster
Timber Pebble Wall Mirror
$259.95 at Temple & Webster
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Best for: cheap trending homewares
Not just for bedrooms, Pillow Talk also offers a collection of great furniture and homewares at affordable prices. Think modern, geometric side tables, boucle ottomans, comfy occasional chairs and a whole range of outdoor, bathroom, bedroom and kitchen items that can add style, character and pops of colour to your home.
Our top picks:
Mei 2 Tier Rectangle Side Table
$99.95 at Pillow Talk
Galloway Bedhead
$298.97 (was $599.95) at Pillow Talk
Dutton Black Console Table
$198.97 (was $399.95) at Pillow Talk
Galloway Natural Bedside Table
$299.95 at Pillow Talk
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Best for: modern affordable furniture
Australian and New Zealand online furniture brand Mocka designs every piece of furniture in-house, with a focus on unique and trend-driven styles. It’s also surprisingly affordable, thanks to the brand’s aim “make design attainable, without compromising on style or quality”.
Our top picks:
Maverick Six Drawer
from $269.99 (was $299.99) at Mocka
Cove Bedside Table
$79.99 (was $99.99) at Mocka
Quinn Queen Bed in Chocolate
$549.99 at Mocka
Zayne Coffee Table – Chocolate
$149.99 at Mocka
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Best for: furniture under $100
For stylish pieces without the splurge, Target Australia is a go-to for easy, affordable updates. Known for its budget-friendly homewares and clean, modern aesthetic, it’s perfect for giving your space a quick refresh without overthinking it.
While it’s not strictly a furniture store, you’ll find plenty of gems, from sleek side tables to clever storage, especially in its Anko range. Think simple, on-trend designs that are renter-friendly, wallet-friendly, and effortlessly chic.
Our top picks:
Expanding Corduroy Chair
$85 at Target
Linen Look Storage Ottoman
$39 at Target
x2 Walnut Side Tables
$59 at Target
Nate Bedside Table
$39 at Target
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Best for: big furniture sales
Freedom balances style, durability and affordability across its range of furniture, particularly for big-ticket items like bed frames, tallboys, sofa beds and dining sets. Freedom also has big sales throughout the year, which can make some of the higher-priced furniture even better value.
Our top picks:
Bemarivo Frabric Ottoman Bench
$208 at Freedom
Pantepec Desk
$63 (was $79) at Freedom
Bennington Desk
$90 (was $92.95) at Freedom
Kuji Leather Office Chair
$103 (was $109) at Freedom
Best for: affordable furniture sets
Fantastic Furniture is known for offering inexpensive furniture and bedding. But where it really stands out is with packages that can help you furnish an entire area of your home – or even a studio apartment – on a tight budget.
For example, the Torkay package includes dining and living room essentials for $1899 (valued at $2360), while the Dalkeith Package is $2649 and includes 10 pieces to furnish two entire rooms. These packages are a bargain, compared to buying pieces separately or from sets from some other brands.
Our top picks:
2x Freda Dining Chairs
$149 at Fantastic Furniture
Olsen Oak Rectangle Dining Table
$199 at Fantastic Furniture
Zabi Queen White Ensemble Bed Base
$169 at Fantastic Furniture
Lawson Khaki Futon Sofa with Charging Ports
$359 at Fantastic Furniture
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Best for: versatile furniture
Luxo Living offers a stylish selection of indoor and outdoor furniture, including some impressive statement pieces and smart storage options. Think concrete coffee tables or dining tables, bunk beds with built-in storage and colourful rugs.
Our top picks:
Brook Kids Twin Bunk Bed
$389 (was $519) at Luxo Living
Afra Buffet Cabinet with Glass Doors
$319 at Luxo Living
Nicole Coffee Table in Walnut
$199 at Luxo Living
Colton Fabric Sofa in Cream
$509 (was $639) at Luxo Living
More places for affordable furniture and homeware online
| Retailer | Description | Link |
| Amazon | From electronics to homewares and furniture, Amazon truly has it all. | Shop now |
| Aura Home | Retailer of brands including Maison Balzac, Globewest and many more, Aura Home is your one-stop shop. | Shop now |
| The Iconic | While THE ICONIC is best known for all things fashion, they now also stock beautiful homewares and accessories. | Shop now |
| Myer | Well-loved Aussie department store, Myer, often launches hot deals on quality homewares. | Shop now |
| Ergoflex | If you’re in the market for a high-quality mattress that doesn’t break the bank, consider Ergoflex your go-to. | Shop now |
| Bed Bath ‘N’ Table | Looking for some decorative homewares to make your home and bathroom feel a little more luxurious? This is the place to shop. | Shop now |
| Spotlight | Cheap, cute and the perfect place to shop for homewares, even if all you have to spend is $50. | Shop now |
FAQ: What you need to know about Australia’s best cheap furniture stores
You can find affordable furniture at major retailers like Temple & Webster, Target, Big W, LivingStyles, and Pillow Talk. Look for sales, clearance sections, and budget-friendly in-house brands for the best deals.
Focus on styling—add cushions, throws, and décor, or upgrade hardware like handles and legs. Neutral colours and layered textures can instantly elevate budget pieces.
Flat-pack furniture can be great value if assembled properly. Look for sturdy materials, good reviews, and simple designs that will hold up over time.
Major sales events like EOFY, Black Friday, and Boxing Day are ideal for scoring discounts. Mid-season clearances are also a great time to shop.
Stick to timeless styles, check materials (like solid wood or metal frames), and read customer reviews. Spending slightly more on high-use items can save money long term.
Online stores often have lower prices and more variety, but in-store shopping lets you check quality in person. Comparing both is the best way to find value.
Invest in key pieces like a sofa, mattress, or dining table first. Save on decorative or occasional items that can be easily swapped or upgraded later.
Want to save more on furniture and homewares? Check out our guides to discount codes and deals brands including Temple & Webster, Adairs and Bed Bath N’ Table.
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