SiD Singapore: Snapshot

The second annual Saturday in Design event in Singapore was a great success with thousands turning out

October 10th, 2012

Next week we’ll be bringing you all in depth coverage of last weeks second Saturday in Design in Singapore, in the meantime for those who couldn’t make it, we thought we would present some of the great pictures uploaded to Instagram by attendees on the day.

Image: 8ogi via Instagram

Image: carolinegoh via Instagram

Seeing the installations and displays through the eyes of visitors presents a unique perspective, one we hope you will enjoy.

Image: chemicalcammy via Instagram

Image: joncarloalivio via Instagram

Image: kbendahan via Instagram

Image: leeai via Instagram

Image: lennie via Instagram

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Image: tjocs86 via Instagram

If you would like to see more images taken on the day check out:

oninstagram.com/saturdayindesign

and

oninstagram.com/saturdayindesignsingapore

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