Looking for new furniture, art, carpets, cutlery or maybe a lamp? Or where to live short-term while moving from one place to another, how to find the best cleaners, and everything else you could possibly need for loving your Singapore home? You can find it all on our website and in our magazine! Here’s what’s new right now, including new shops, product ranges and services for the home. We’ll be updating this on a monthly basis, so make sure you check in regularly.
New in Seletar
Singapore designer Nathan Yong has launched Nathan Home, a furniture and lifestyle brand housed in a heritage black-and-white at Seletar Camp (8 Baker Street). His pieces are made in the region and include thoughtfully designed sofas, coffee tables, dining tables, storage pieces and curated accessories. All are designed with creativity plus practicality, from honest materials and with Southeast Asian inspiration.
Shop by appointment or online.
9028 3008 | nathanhome.co
Stress-free Styling
Arete Culture opens its doors to anyone looking to refresh their space with interesting finds and practical pieces. Open daily (except Mondays), the showroom at 63 Hillview Avenue (#07-07/09/10 & #09-08 Lam Soon Building) showcases a wide selection of furniture, over a thousand cushions, mirrors, panels, lighting, artwork, décor accents, and soft furnishings. Through its “Shop the Look” collection, visitors can browse room-ready setups that make choosing pieces easy and stress-free. The team thoughtfully styles and matches every item to suit individual preferences and lifestyles.
From Studio to Museum
British glass artist Anne Clifton has achieved a major milestone – her sculpture Vetrograph: Rubinda has been officially acquired by the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, as part of the museum’s 20th 21st Century Contemporary Collection. The sculpture, part of Anne’s Vetrograph series, plays with light and layered glass to create shifting visual effects. REDSEA Gallery in Singapore is currently showcasing selected works from this series, while Anne’s upcoming solo exhibition at Vessel Gallery will coincide with the formal presentation of Rubinda at the V&A.
Grace in Every Curve
Embrace minimalism with the Japandi inspired Shinji and Inari lounge chairs from Black & Walnut’s latest collection. Crafted from solid mindi wood, the Shinji marries Scandinavian curves with Japanese calm, with a rattan-backed design, neutral-toned cushions and graceful armrests to elevate any reading nook. Its sibling, the Inari, echoes this aesthetic in a more compact frame, suitable for intimate corners, while offering plush comfort and timeless elegance. Both pieces celebrate nature through soft wood grains and whisper-soft upholstery, infusing living spaces with warmth, balance and serene sophistication – hallmarks of Black & Walnut’s refreshed Japandi line.
Fresh Feels Start Online
Initial Hygiene has launched its brand-new online webshop, giving customers across Asia a smart and simple way to manage all their washroom hygiene needs. The platform opens up a full range of products from hand sanitisers to toilet care, ready to be explored from the comfort of home or office.
Special offer! As part of the grand opening, shoppers can enjoy 10 percent off every item on their first order by using the code “GROPEN10” at checkout. The offer runs until 30 September this year.
Handcrafted Home Inspiration
Located in the Chip Bee Gardens enclave at Holland Village (43 Jalan Merah Saga, #03-62), Flourish is a fresh creative studio showcasing a collection of independent, award-winning home décor and lifestyle labels – many new and exclusive to Singapore as well as some local favourites. The carefully curated collection brings together brands with style and substance that are chosen to spark inspiration, offering contemporary home accents, handcrafted accessories and one-of-a-kind vintage finds. The team provides tailored support to help customers bring their vision to life, with an eye for great design and an abundance of creative flair.
More Meaningful Spaces
Melrose Maison offers curated selections sourced through travels and conversations with designers, artists and makers worldwide. Every item – from nostalgic accessories to practical pieces – carries a story, encouraging people to make their living spaces more personal and meaningful. It’s not just about decorating but about choosing objects that reflect values and memories. Visitors will find pieces that quietly blend into daily life while adding charm and purpose, whether they’re enhancing a corner or rethinking a room.
Ease Your Move
Expat Handovers, founded by Australian friends Kasia and Elise, specialises in property condition reports and relocation services for expats. Their reports meticulously document every aspect of a property, with an average of 1,500 photos and 200 pages, ensuring no detail is overlooked. Plus, they offer a Home Search Relocation service that helps clients navigate Singapore’s housing market, tapping into the duo’s 15 years of local living for ideal property matches.
Peace in a Pair
These bright red Harmony Apples from Feng Shui Focus aren’t just decorative, they’re steeped in meaning. In Chinese culture, apples symbolise peace, and this elegant pair is designed to promote harmony at home and work. Featuring a ladybug (happiness) and dragonfly (resilience), they help neutralise conflict energies, especially useful when tensions may rise in certain home sectors. Each apple opens into a small treasure box, ideal for storing rings, wishes or keepsakes. They’re a meaningful addition to any living space.
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