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Our former regional managing editor, Hong Xinying, enjoys seeking design and decor inspiration from every conceivable source, be it nature in all its splendour or well-designed architecture, art and everyday objects. Currently based in Kyoto, she con
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Living Landscape
Perfection, as they say, takes time. That adage is embodied in this remarkable house in BSD City, within the Greater Jakarta area. Designed by renowned Indonesian architect Budi Lim, it is the result of a long-gestating idea carefully conceptualised,
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Managing Director, Tatler Asia Singapore STEPHANIE TAY EDITORIAL sgedit@tatlerasia.com Editor ASIH JENIEAssociate Editor YAIZA CANOPOLISub-Editor RYAN REUBEN Regional Managing Editor JENNIFER CHOOEditor, Tatler Homes Hong Kong ANDREA LOEditor, Tatl
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Dark Magic
Charles Eames once said: “The details are not the details. They make the design.” The renowned American architect and designer was referring to his belief that each component or detail, rather than merely fulfilling an ornamental purpose, also plays
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Wellness, Elevated
These days, more than ever, leisure travellers are having higher expectations of luxury accommodation. There is a greater emphasis on privacy, experiences and holistic health, encompassing the body, mind and soul, shares Carl Almeida, managing partne
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State Of The Art
How does one take an abode with already enviable qualities to an even higher level of sophistication and user satisfaction? For Ricky Tay, design partner at interiors firm Livspace, this involved adopting an “inside out” approach to truly understandi
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The Last Word
Teak is a durable timber commonly used in Southeast Asia. Whether for furniture or as a surface material, its golden hue boasts a certain warmth that is unique to the region. Lesser known is the beauty of the actual hardwood tree, which resonated wit
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Store Directory
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Breath of Fresh Air
The sculptural ceiling fan rotates languidly overhead, its eye-catching black blades beautifully matched by the elongated, dark-hued palm leaves depicted on the exotic wallpaper that graces the bedroom in which it is installed. On the bed are cushion
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Paradise Found
Elegantly designed residences in a tranquil island setting meet Capella Singapore’s award-winning hospitality at Capella The Club Residences. Here, discerning sojourners seeking either a quick getaway or a semi-permanent stay on Singapore’s beautiful
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Purpose Over Prestige
Commenting on the need for sustainable housing, American architect Michael Reynolds famously proclaimed: “This is not a moral issue, it’s not a spiritual issue, it’s not a political issue, it is a logical issue.” Reynolds is credited with building th
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Bright Future
It’s been a busy few years for Bocci. Known mainly as a designer lighting brand retailed by Space Furniture, it is, in reality, an entire design ecosystem built around co-founder Omer Arbel’s design principles. It is at once a multidisciplinary desig
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Super Nova
In an industry where few interior designers are known by their names, Kelly Wearstler is a superstar. Renowned for her distinct and innovative approach to interior design and architecture, the US-based designer gained fame for her bold and maximalist
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Hangin Gardens
After spotting something similar on display at a design fair in Paris a few years ago, outdoor furniture specialist Sarah Wassell returned to her home base determined to work out how to create oversized hanging gardens herself. “My first thought was
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Thoughtful Design
“My design philosophy revolves around creating sustainable and liveable spaces that go beyond mere aesthetics,” Ivy Koh tells us. “It encompasses a holistic approach that listens and responds to the environment, its users, the culture, and the natura
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Measuring the Intangibles
Archifest has always been a highlight on the Singapore creative industry’s calendar. Organised by the Singapore Institute of Architects (SIA) since 2007, the annual event celebrates architecture for professionals and the general public. Its staple fe
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Quiet Evenings
Located in an upscale enclave between Clementi and Bukit Batok, this Sunset Square bungalow is enveloped by lush greenery on its 6,400 sq ft plot of land and exudes an almost palpable sense of tranquillity. The family of four inhabiting this idyllic
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Sweet Spot
Curating loose furniture for interior spaces is a delicate balancing act. One must have a clear vision and consider not only the tastes of the homeowner and other users, but also how the spaces will age. This has been part and parcel of Dutch-born in
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Sense of Craft
Against the backdrop of political change and economic transformation in 1970s Spain, designer Nani Marquina launched herself into the plush, colourful world of rugs. Inspired by her father, Rafael Marquina, an innovative man and the creator of the Ma
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Scandinavian Heat
The Hood lamp by design collective Form Us With Love for Ateljé Lyktan is a light source and a sound absorber. It helps to create a more intimate space in the contemporary office landscape. Revealing a transformative embrace of hemp and wool, this ac
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On Articulating Sustainability
I have a confession to make: I am wary of the word “sustainability”. To dismiss it as a mere marketing buzzword these days would do it a disservice, of course, as sustainability remains a crucial issue, particularly in how we build, occupy and use ou
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New Sensations
The bathroom may not be the first space we consider cosy and “good for the soul.” Where the living area and bedroom often represent the pinnacle of comfort and snugness in our homes, bathrooms are often tagged as utilitarian. Even when more attention
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Euro Scapades
Europe always has something to offer, whether you’re planning a winter getaway or a summer escape. With its diverse countries, cultures and traditions, every visit is a chance to be pleasantly surprised by the distinct and fascinating worlds it holds
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Serene Hideout
Situated in the leafy precinct of Taman Serasi, this 1970s apartment in Botanic Gardens Mansion caught the eye of a couple in their 30s. With a child and pet poodle in tow, they decided they wanted more space. The 1,800 sq ft unit, which is set on th
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Green By Design
There are infinite ways in which designers can articulate a brief. Yet the principles of exemplary design have remained the same throughout the ages. Borrowing from Vitruvius’ principles— firmistas, utilitas, venustas—it must be durable, functional,
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Clear Winner
There’s always a reason to return to Venice. Beyond its labyrinthine streets and picturesque canals, it’s a city steeped in timeless elegance and artistic heritage. Home to artisans and designers alike, it’s also where you will find Barovier & Toso,
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Beneath the Surface
When we think of sustainable building materials, bamboo, cork, recycled stone and reclaimed teak often come to mind. These surfaces are used extensively in both residential and commercial projects, enough to solidify them as the eco-friendly future o
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