Castlery’s new collection gives smart, gorgeous furniture for small-spaces

Castlery is leaning into the details this fall, and not just the aesthetic ones. The reliably chic, direct-to-consumer furniture brand has launched its largest collection to date, and it’s built on the idea that good design should work as hard as it looks and style should never mean compromise. Obviously, I’m on board.

Oh, and we can also enjoy early access to Castlery’s Black Friday Sale (of up to $600 off!). Plus, we can get an additional 5% off living room and bedroom bundles. Why not redecorate every room while we’re at it?

What is Castlery?

If you’re not familiar, Castlery is one of those rare direct-to-consumer brands that actually delivers on its promise. Founded with the idea that furniture should be high-quality, stylish, and attainable without the middleman markup, the brand has grown from Singapore into the U.S., Canada, and Australia. Its reputation comes from designing pieces that nail the trifecta: clever engineering, versatile style, and prices that don’t feel outrageous.

Lira chairs surround a rounded Ashen dining table Castlery

Castlery is also refreshingly practical. Instead of chasing fast trends, the team designs around how people really live: city apartments that need extra storage, sofas that can survive kids and pets, and dining sets that can flex from everyday meals to hosting 30 people. It’s furniture for all stages of life — but always with a clean, modern sensibility that doesn’t scream “starter home.”

What’s so good about the Fall 2025 collection?

At the heart of this season’s drop is an obsession with versatility. In an era when many of us are making apartments do the job of houses, Castlery’s design team obsessed over the little things. Think: rounded edges to prevent bruises, hidden seams and hinges, and slipcovers that look tailored instead of frumpy. Every piece aims to solve the frustrations of daily life without sacrificing the visual harmony of a well-designed space.

“This Fall Collection is all about making everyday life better,” said Declan Ee, Castlery co-founder, and I personally couldn’t agree more. “We’ve obsessed over the details that truly shape how you live — with pieces that maximize your space, materials built to last, and modular designs that adapt as life does.”

Hero pieces of the season

Agnes Slipcover Storage Sofa

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Leading the lineup is the Agnes Slipcover Storage Sofa, a multitasking showpiece that might just be the most comfortable storage sofa on the market. Think feather-filled cushions, supportive high backs, and removable, machine-washable slipcovers available in four colors (Ivory, Dusty Blue, Ash, and Mustard Brown). Beneath the bench seating lies a roomy compartment with a soft-closing mechanism that’s ideal for stashing blankets, seasonal slipcovers, or whatever you don’t want crowding a small space. 

Esmee Performance Fabric Bed

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For the bedroom, Castlery introduced the Esmee Performance Fabric Bed (and Storage Bed version!). Esmee’s cushioned, rounded frame has a marshmallow-like appeal with slipcover options that mirror the brand’s living-room ethos: interchangeable fabrics in performance weaves that can handle daily wear.

Auburn Wood Storage Bed

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Designed with sculptural softness and clever hidden storage, the Auburn Wood Storage Bed (which also comes in an all-fabric option) is Castlery’s grown-up answer to cramped bedrooms. It’s got a cushioned, cocoon-like headboard that’s angled perfectly for late-night reading or streaming. Beneath it, a smooth gas-lift mechanism reveals generous hidden storage, keeping extra bedding or off-season clothes out of sight without a struggle. It’s a thoughtful balance of style and practicality, turning even small rooms into spaces that feel calm, polished, and functional.

Reverie Performance Fabric Motion Recliner Sofa

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On the seating side, the new Reverie Recliner Sofa expands Castlery’s motion portfolio. Unlike bulky recliners of the past, Reverie is engineered for small apartments — needing just two inches of clearance from the wall. Its horizontal grooves and plush yet supportive construction give it the feel of being wrapped in a puffy coat, without sacrificing the clean lines of a traditional sofa. 

Lira Chair

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Dining also gets an upgrade with the Lira Chair, designed with a 360-degree backrest that moves with its user. It’s flexible enough to go from dinner to laptop time, making it a natural fit for multipurpose dining spaces. It’s offered in solid wood with Greige performance fabric.

Ashen Dining Table

Meanwhile, the perfectly-paired Ashen Dining Table brings sculptural, handwoven paper cord details to sideboards and dining tables. Each piece is one-of-a-kind, soft-close, and built at a robot-vacuum-friendly height. Rounded edges make it as family- (or pet-) friendly as it is beautiful.

Castlery has also expanded existing favorites. The Mori sofa gets new fabrics and leg options, while bestsellers like Casa, Harper, Lavine, and Sloane are branching into side tables, benches, and consoles sized for small spaces.

The verdict

What ties the entire Fall 2025 collection together is Castlery’s ongoing mission: larger living in smaller spaces. By weaving smart storage, modular designs, and performance fabrics into every category, the brand is making a case for homes that feel spacious and intentional, even if they aren’t sprawling.

For design obsessives, the new launch is proof that high-quality, adaptable furniture doesn’t have to come with a luxury markup. For everyday living, it’s simply a more comfortable way to exist at home.

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