Transforming Furniture Shopping with Neo Livin

Ann Sze Pang, Co-Founder, Neo Livin | Tan Jin Xue, Co-Founder, Neo Livin

14-Jun-24 10:00

Transforming Furniture Shopping with Neo Livin

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We speak with Ann Sze Pang and Tan Jin Xue, Co-Founders of Neo Livin, a tech-driven DTC furniture platform changing the way people shop for furniture. Neo Livin offers high-quality, affordable products through a unique community showroom model, integrating technology and sustainability.

With over 1,000 homes served and multiple awards, Neo Livin has transformed from a small startup to a leader in the industry. We discuss their journey, the challenges of scaling a homegrown business, and their vision for the future of sustainable furniture shopping.

Produced by: Kishan Sivaswamy

Presented by: Richard Bradbury

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Categories: technology, managing, markets, entrepreneurs

Tags: community showroom, furniture shopping, tech integration, business, entrepreneur, sustainable furniture, home decor,

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