Cushion cover 43x43cm

Singapore Downtown is now more enriching for both art and nature enthusiasts, with the opening of the new National Gallery Singapore and restored ...

Inspired by the highly-admired Batik, an ancient technique and material that involve natural elements like beeswax, plant dyes, tools and herita...

The Singapore Orchid Garden print is a modern rendition of our national flower. A small elegant plant with beautiful intricate details, the orchid...

Little India is indeed, as its name suggests, a lively and colourful part of Singapore beaming with authentic, multi-sensory Indian cultural exper...

Nutmeg trees used to grow around our Orchard Road in the 1800s and it is a source of good health and livelihood for many. This design celebrates o...

Memories are but glimpses of the past. This latest print ‘Glimpses of Art Deco’ zooms in on those fun architectural forms and features that endear...

Chinatown is the heart of personal history for many Singaporeans, including myself who grew up herewith the fondest memories of the Majestic Theatr...

Take a break, sip a cup of English tea and chill in style! Nestled in hibiscus garden, these elegantly dressed ladies in a serene moment captures t...

Like many design lovers, I am always drawn towards these beautiful handmade tiles found in the 5-foot way of old shophouses in Little India, K...

A touch of heritage in this cushion cover fusing Singapore Orchid and Peranakan Tile together for a fun and contemporary feel.

Inspired by the highly-admired Batik, an ancient technique and material that involve natural elements like beeswax, plant dyes, tools and heritage...

Double Happiness is a joyous rendition of Peranakan Tile with the auspicious emblem weaved among the tiles. It is an icon formed by pairing the Ch...

This pattern is inspired by patchwork blanket handsewn by granny using scraps. The varied and yummy kuehs in this print is also a celebration of S...

Nonya Portrait is a modern interpretation of photography early Singapore Peranakans. Private portraits on film was a symbol of status in those e...

This pattern is inspired by patchwork blanket handsewn by granny using scraps. The varied and yummy kuehs in this print is also a celebration of Si...

Beach, sun and sand! This is my favourite park to unwind with a bicycle and my furry kids. It is also the start of the park connector to Marina Bar...

Singa Flore blends a distinctively Peranakan style with an abstract arrangement of Singapore flowers. This pattern is created to symbolise optimis...

The Singapore Orchid Garden print is a modern rendition of our national flower. A small elegant plant with beautiful intricate details, the orch...

Singapore’s multiculturalism and fame as a food paradise are encapsulated in this kaleidoscopic pattern of sweet and savoury treats. Inspired by o...

Like many design lovers, I am always drawn towards these beautiful handmade tiles found in the 5-foot way of old shophouses in Little India, Katon...

Singa Flore blends a distinctively Peranakan style with an abstract arrangement of Singapore flowers. This pattern is created to symbolise optimism...

Chinatown is the heart of personal history for many Singaporeans, including myself who grew up herewith the fondest memories of the Majestic Theat...

Always drawn towards these beautiful handmade window grilles found in the homes of old walkups like Tiong Bahru and Joo Chiat. A window to the pas...

A fun pattern for vintage grille lovers who are passionate about crafted works from the past. This old style window grille creates for me memory ...