Like all the best places, Tiong Bahru has always had a reputation that precedes it. Some call it Singapore’s hipster capital, while others admire it as a heritage gem, miraculously preserved in our modern city. The iconic neighbourhood even has a new film named after it. But the real magic of Tiong Bahru, which Continue Reading
Electric vehicles have been the talk of the town for quite some time now. We’re already seeing much progress in the world of consumer EVs. From Tesla’s Model S and Model 3 to Porche’s Taycan to Volkswagen’s ID.3, the EV world has seen quite some buzz this year. However, as Continue Reading
Electric vehicles are the future- and we couldn’t be more excited. Joining the line-up of automakers keen on expanding their EV portfolio, Volvo has announced its second electric car. With the XC40 Recharge barely out of the gate, the car manufacturer is ready to disclose the other wonders that it Continue Reading
2020 saw us starting on many new hobbies like gardening, embroidery and board games, just to name a few. Yet, many of us are still finding new things to do on this 728-square kilometre piece of land we call home. With travel still off the cards (we know, we’re quite miserable about it too), we’re here Continue Reading
We suss out some of the best projects for Asian investors to own across the world. Property investment has traditionally been perceived as traditionally safe and stable, especially by Asians; investors usually look for a safe, non-volatile market, with long-term stability and return on investment. Prime assets continue to be Continue Reading
Elvis Presley may be a step above other famous musicians because of his legendary status as the King of Rock and Roll but he shares one similarity with his fellow rockers: a love for fancy cars. With a lot of money to play with and even a lot more cars Continue Reading
We asked Internationally renowned designer Katharine Pooley to identify the top 10 home-decor trends in a post-pandemic world. s the world now looks to home as a place of sanctuary and comfort, there’s a greater interest in the environmental impact of residential design and a stronger desire to create a Continue Reading
In a new series of exclusive interviews with some of Melbourne’s most acclaimed designers featured in DesignInspire virtual fair, we delve into the city’s diverse and vibrant creative scene. As the first stop of our journey, we talked to Lea Oldjohn of Cordê Macrame, which fuses traditional macrame techniques with Continue Reading
When we entered Phase 2 in June last year, restaurants and bars all over the city eagerly resumed business, albeit with a whole new set of regulations. Auntie’s Wok and Steam, however, remained closed. “After Phase 2, our immediate priority was the safety of our colleagues and our guests staying Continue Reading
Electric vehicles are the future. We’ve said it before, we’ll say it again and again until it’s embedded in everyone’s mind. The sooner we accept it, the easier the transition will be. Only 5 years ago, electric car sales were extremely rare, accounting for merely 0.3 percent of the new Continue Reading
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