Want to grow your Tsum Tsum collection? Or cross off some items on your dream kitchenware bucket list? Fret not, Takashimaya has your back.
The company recently held a Home Living Clearance from Wednesday (20 Feb) to next Sunday (3 Mar) at Takashimaya Square.
Expect up to 70% off kitchenware, towels, rugs, tableware and home appliances.
Singapore Warehouse Sale and Takashimaya Department Store posted some of their tempting deals. Some of items on the list will have you whipping out your stash of angbao money for a last minute shopping spree.
EZ-Link’s Chip ‘N’ Dale Tsum Tsum Charm took the internet by storm last 2018 — because we all love kawaii Disney characters. But if you missed these cute charms, you can still get Tsum Tsum-inspired merch like this Quilt Cover Set from $95 and Fitted Sheet Set from can$76.
If you want more variety, check out Disney’s Sateen Fitted Sheet sets from $76 and Quilt Cover Set from $95.
You might have adored Minions because they’re small and tiny, but you can get the fluffy and soft version too through these pillows from $29.90.
Hello Kitty x We Bare Bears and My Melody Holders have proven that we’re still die-hard fans of our favourite kitty. You might have gotten a Hello Kitty watch, toys or EZ-Link charms, but what about pillows? You can now sleep with Hello Kitty thanks to this Fitted Sheet set from $39.90.
Every home needs bath towels and mats to keep the floors both stylish and dry.
Protect your floors from dirt, muddy water and dust through these Suzanne Sobelle memory foam mats worth $20 for 2.
It can be dangerous when your mats suddenly slip after they absorb too much water. Fortunately, you can grab some anti-slip mats from Milton Home worth $10 for 3.
You can improve the aesthetic of your bathroom by buying bath towels that match with your tiles. Milton Home lets you choose from a variety of junior bath towels with assorted colours worth $15 for 2.
The cherry blossom season is almost upon us, and you can get on the hype train by buying these sakura pink blossom bath towels for $12.90.
A convection oven helps you cook faster, save energy and heat goods more evenly. Mums who want to try it out for themselves can get one for $169.
Or you can opt for the Delonghi Convection Oven at $299.
Charcoal grills are usually used to cook your Korean food obsessions like samgyupsal, beef and pork. Now, thanks to this smokeless charcoal grill you can eat all the Korean meat you want, without worrying about any smog or dirt.
Delight your family with fresh pasta, burgers, veggie noodles, salads and more by using this electric stand mixer for only $699.
Soup, hot drinks and other hot brews made by your mum will stay fresh and warm inside this thermos and thermal cooker for only $129.
You’ll need casserole pots and pans for all the festivities you’ll be celebrating with family so check out this 6-pc cookware set ASAP!
Carrying your grandma’s delicious dishes can be a hassle when you’re commuting or riding a cab so opt for these Pack To Go Food Containers for only $10 each.
There’s no harm in having more plates for the many guests you’ll be inviting to dinner consider getting these atas Belle Bianca plates for just $8.
Sometimes you and your friends need a bottle of soju and other alcoholic concoctions to stay sane. Luckily, you can drink with more friends at your home with crystalware from $39.
The Takashimaya Clearance sale will be held at Takashimaya Square B2 from 10.00am to 9.30pm.
We’re expecting long queues because of the affordable kitchenware and Disney merch so you’d better hurry down!
A good tip is to bring your family along so you’ll get all the help you need to push carts filled with pots, quilts and towels to the cashier.
Dates: 20 Feb to 3 Mar
Address: B2 Takashimaya Square, 391 Orchard Rd, Singapore 238872
Opening Hours: 10.00am – 9.30pm (Mon-Fri)
Nearest MRT: Orchard Station
Featured image from Trip Advisor and Flickr.
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