Bauhaus All Over Singapore
Germany/Singapore, Design – The GERMAN ART MOVEMENT that gave us Less is More, can be found all over the city from street signs to public housing
Recent Posts
SEA VIEWS
Singapore, Coastal Living – A young professional couple maximises OCEANIC PANORAMA with the help of high ceilings interplayed with natural lighting
A Chat with Angelene Chan
Singapore, Architecture Personality – “In the future, the effects of environmental deterioration will be more keenly felt than now…”
FENG SHUI IN LIFE AND DESIGN
World, Metaphysics/Design – World famous feng shui master JOEY YAP and LEADING DESIGNERS share their views about metaphysics during these challenging times
Designing Singapore Stories
Singapore, Textile Design – Twin sisters SANTHI AND SARI TUNAS set aside their careers as architects to create stunning textiles that project Singapore for their BINARY STYLE label
Mary Justice Designs Captures the Wonders of Nature
Bali, Decorative Arts – Working out of her studio in Bali, designer MARY JUSTICE launches her Home Decor collections of unique handpainted furniture and accessories that capture the natural beauty of Indonesia
WHITE, WHITE, WHITE
Singapore, Interiors – The all-white Canvas House for co-living by MINISTRY OF DESIGN gives you a blank canvas to dream
Tadao Ando on Your Wall
Singapore, Lithographs – Expensive – but you can buy original LITHOGRAPHS AND PRINTS created by the famous Japanese architect at ODE TO ART SINGAPORE CONTEMPORARY ART GALLERY. Or just look at them for some inspiration
Teachers Know Everything
Singapore, School Architecture – ONE HUNDRED TEACHERS put on their hard hats to work alongside architects to create the GLOBAL INDIAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL PUNGGOL SMART CAMPUS in Singapore
Work that Wok
Singapore, Chinese Food – It takes a chef a long time to master the art of ‘WOK HEI’ IN CHINESE COOKING. Can you achieve it at home?
Husband and Wife Architect Team Envision KAP-HOUSE
Singapore, Residential Architecture – Valuing each other’s different points of view, ONG&ONG directors DIEGO MOLINA AND MARIA ARANGO design a home as a paradigm of modern tropical living with borrowed views of the surrounding wild grassland
