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The graceful Leopard Cat and Civet are little wonders of nature that live shyly among us on this island and only emerge to forage when the tropica...

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

Inspired by the clean lines and geometric patterns of our HDB flats, this pattern mirrors the many architectural breakthroughs of HDB flats and ce...

The design is inspired by symbols found in many facets of Peranakan culture. Reflecting wealth and good fortune, these symbols are seen throughout...

This design highlights four of the many historical buildings in Telok Ayer area, namely Ying Fo Fui Kun, Nagore Dargah India-Muslim Heritage Centr...

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

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

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

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

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

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, Katong...

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

Having lived in Tiong Bahru for nine years, this design is my way of preserving those memorable, blissful years of living in pre-war art decor apa...

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

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...

`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 ...

These charming handmade Peranakan Tiles are found on the five foot ways of conserved shop houses in Katong, Little India and Chinatown. Love them f...

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 p...

Mark a special occasion with this 福 (Fortune) cushion. Filled with seven types of local pastries, it symbolises a life of abundance and love. I...

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...

A great accent piece featuring ‘Kueh tu tu’ and ‘Otah-otah’ in a floral arrangement that pairs well with many other prints in an interior space.

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

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 p...