The team at Dream Interiors relives all the Saturday in Design 2012 festivities at their Singapore showroom with a celebratory video.
November 23rd, 2012
Saturday 6 October was an action-packed day at Dream Interiors! In this retrospective video, Colin Seah from Ministry of Design talks about MOD’s Demographically Speaking stool, made for a Kvadrat exhibition using Hallingdal 65 fabric. Ruth Vatcher of Asylum talks about her studio’s DIY House – a special Saturday in Design structure lined with colourful duct tape. Artist Jahan Loh discusses the collaborative charity auction project he undertook for MILK with Kyuhyung Cho and Ercol, which involved interpreting joy and happiness with paint on furniture. Terre’s Heads in the Clouds installation for Saturday in Design is also shown.
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