In this issue

Are you spending more time at home and thinking of giving your rooms a makeover so you can start 2021 afresh? There are plenty of inspirational design ideas in this issue to get you started on your plans. Begin by taking a look at the home collections from the world's most iconic fashion brands, and check out shops in Singapore that can help you create your own bespoke furniture. We also speak to the experts on how to design your own personalised walk-in wardrobe, and much more!

Six Senses Bhutan

The architecture and interior of this luxury hotel’s five lodges perfectly frame the country’s majestic landscape.

1 min

VILLA COPENHAGEN

Housed in the historic Copenhagen Central Post and Telegraph Head Office building, this much anticipated new hotel is a tribute to both classic and contemporary Danish design.

2 mins

KKI SWEETS

The communal spirit of 17th-century London coffeehouses meets the the atricality of Japanese Noh theatre in this minimalist dessert studio on Seah Street.

2 mins

Weaving Webs Of Existence

Japanese artist Chiharu Shiota works wonders with wool, transforming her thoughts, feelings, and inner battles into moving and haunting installations of immense beauty that speak of the human experience. Writer Y-JEAN MUN-DELSALLE finds out what makes her tick, her thoughts on life, death and art, and why fear is necessary for her to make art.

6 mins

Hee Welling Talks About His Collaboration With Hay

Danish furniture designer and educator Hee Welling talks about his collaboration with Hay, the lifespan of furniture and why Scandinavian design is considered universally appealing.

3 mins

Reclaiming The Semi-Outdoors

Shu Ong, the founder of Dura Blinds, talks to us about reclaiming balconies – some of the most under-utilised spaces ever – with blinds.

3 mins

Architect Quck Zhong Yi Tells What We Can Learn From It Pandemic

Architect Quck Zhong Yi, a partner at Asolidplan, addresses how the pandemic has disrupted his projects, the challenging process of resumption and what we can learn from it.

3 mins

Sacha Walckhoff Talks About The Inspiration Behind The Bold Look Of The Apartment

Sacha Walckhoff, creative director of Maison Christian Lacroix, talks to Karine Monie about the inspiration behind the bold look of the apartment he shares with partner Pascal.

4 mins

Daring To Dream

Every level of this 70-year-old terrace house has a fresh and inviting new identity, thanks to its designer and owner Kelvin Teo. Rossara Jamil takes a tour.

2 mins

Between The Lines

This resale flat in Woodlands now has a modern, graphic aesthetic, thanks to a unique grid design and a monochrome palette. MELODY BAY does a walk-through.

2 mins

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Home & Decor Singapore Magazine Description:

Home & Decor Singapore Magazine is a monthly interior design magazine published by SPH Media Limited in Singapore. It is one of the most popular interior design magazines in the country.

The magazine is known for its in-depth coverage of the latest interior design trends, as well as its stunning photography and practical advice. It covers a wide range of topics related to interior design, including:

* Home tours: Home & Decor Singapore Magazine features home tours of beautiful homes in Singapore, showcasing the latest interior design trends and styles.
* Interior design trends: Home & Decor Singapore Magazine features articles on the latest interior design trends, from furniture and lighting to colors and materials.
* DIY projects: Home & Decor Singapore Magazine features DIY projects that readers can do to update their homes without breaking the bank.
* Shopping guides: Home & Decor Singapore Magazine features shopping guides, helping readers to find the best products and deals for their homes.
* Expert advice: Home & Decor Singapore Magazine features articles from interior design experts, providing readers with advice on everything from choosing the right furniture to styling their homes.

Home & Decor Singapore Magazine is a valuable resource for anyone who is interested in interior design. It is a must-read for anyone who wants to stay informed about the latest trends and developments in the Singaporean interior design scene.