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

Singapore Botanic Garden has a special place in the memory of many Singaporeans and visitors. It is also the first park my mum have brought me a...

Resonating the spirit of the OneMillionTrees call-out by NParks, my new print is aflutter with colours of life and hope. Seed by seed, pollen ...

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 ...

At every reunion dinner before our lunar new year, we come together in an exuberant spirit to celebrate the conclusion of a fruitful year and excha...

Geometric pattern inspired by palm leaves from my home garden adds a touch of nature to exude a calm and organic feel to a space. Singapore’s isla...

Geometric pattern inspired by palm leaves from my home garden adds a touch of nature to exude a calm and organic feel to a space.

Kopi-kaya-loti, the simplest of local breakfast, is one Singapore hawker food that has thrived in both city and heartlands through generations. Es...

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...

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

Little India has always intrigued me with its own unique characters. The aroma of yummy curry rice and spices from the historical conserved shophou...

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

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 past...

Celebrating our garden city in style, this design effuses the elegant, tropical charm of Singapore where nature, art, food, shopping, architecture,...

This Peranakan Garden print with ‘喜‘ (Double Happiness) makes great wedding gift as a pair. Size is ideal as decorative bed pillows and placing it...

Used to embellish Peranakan houses in early 1900s, these beautifully glazed floral tiles inspired by nature were emblems of wealth and affluence. T...

`Kampong Glam’ is a celebration of the rich cultural heritage in this area that had its origin in the early 19th century. Today, the area is known ...

Singapore Botanic Gardens was the first park mum brought me when I was taking my baby steps. Having my first connection with beautiful tropical ho...

Singapore’s pre-eminence as a sophisticated world city with a dazzling flora diversity is the culmination of our founding fathers’ vision, city pl...

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

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...

Entering a realm where time unwinds, allowing memories to resurface and history to unfold before my eyes. This charming  pattern evokes a relaxi...

Geometric pattern inspired by palm leaves from my home garden adds a touch of nature to exude a calm and organic feel to a space.

Opened in 1972, this is the largest park in Singapore built on reclaimed land. A most wonderful green space to connect with nature, catch a gloriou...