The Indesign end-of-year bash in Singapore on Wednesday 23 November saw nearly 200 guests converge at the lovely Loof rooftop bar, despite earlier showers, to let their hair down and hear the announcement of the highly anticipated return of Saturday in Design Singapore in October 2012.
November 30th, 2011
Special thanks to our generous sponsors and supporters who assisted with prizes for the party at Loof!
Jack Lee of Bulthaup/Madison walked away with a designer hotel stay courtesy of Wanderlust Hotel; Michael Henningsen of MTM Solutions won a $150 voucher from Lo&Behold Group; and Dilhan Surin of PDM International and Luis Barahona of Erco Lighting each received a 1-year subscription to Habitus magazine and Cubes magazine respectively!
Photography by Yong Sze Yuen Kelvin













































































































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