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Running from 18 June to 18 July at National Design Centre, SIDFest 2021 will focus on the paradigm shift in the interior design industry with an exciting line-up of programmes.
Scheduled to run from 27 September to 9 October 2019, Archifest 2019 offers more than 40 activities. Don’t know where to start? Here are 10 ideas!
Forget the formal (and sometimes awkward) networking sessions. Making memories with your peers is the future. And offering myriad elevated design experiences, Saturday Indesign is the perfect platform.
SIA bestowed six Design Awards and 15 Honourable Mentions across six new categories in this year’s SIA Architectural Design Awards at the Resort World Sentosa.
Two talks held during the Kuala Lumpur Architecture Festival 2019 by architects Eleena Jamil and Low Ewe Jin discussed the viability of bamboo as an architectural material in urban and suburban contexts.
A transformable, multifunctional acoustic room divider concept has won Italian furniture brand Sitia’s design competition held during the Singapore Design Week 2019.
Prof. Mario Botta, 76-year-young and now in his sixtieth year as an architect spent a week in Singapore for the Swiss Week 2019 screening his documentary, visiting schools and participating in various talks.
Keeping up with the digital age, Hafary has launched Hafary App to simplify the often overwhelming process of shortlisting and selecting tiles and surface materials.
Molteni Group’s over a decade long partnership with Hong Kong distributor Firmstone Group culminated in the opening of a 4,500sqft Molteni&C|Dada flagship store at Harbour Centre in Wanchai.
Candelabra, live string quartet, and sumptuous flower arrangements – Cosentino threw an Ancient Roman-themed party to celebrate the arrival of eight shades of the new Dekton Stonika collection.
Designed by AB Concept Hong Kong, the four-storey Kohler Experience Centre Shanghai takes visitors on a journey that includes a secret garden, a Fifth Avenue-inspired floor, and an entertainment centre and spa.
The boundaries between creative disciplines are getting more permeable thanks to cross-pollination and unorthodox collaborations that yielded new design species. These were highlighted at SingaPlural 2019.
