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Tatler Homes Singapore

Oct 01 2026
Magazine

Tatler Homes Singapore not only showcases the top homes in Singapore and the region, but also reviews the best international interior design trends, appliances and accessories.

Tatler Homes Singapore

The Unhurried House

THE GUEST LIST

Tatler THE SCENE • Furniture, lighting, surfaces and places worth slowing down for, plus how to live with art in the tropics

Fresh Forms • Ordinary rituals meet extraordinary design in this edit of pieces spanning furniture, lighting, surfaces, appliances and entertaining

Table Talk • A Jules Verne-inspired motif, an iconic hotel collab and modern Murano renditions—see how these design maisons dress the season’s tablescapes

Kitchen Craft • From sculptural ovens to mineral surfaces and textural laminates, kitchens get a beautifully functional refresh

Form Follows Fun • Graphic, expressive and a little unexpected, these artsy pieces make a case for having more fun with home decor

The Soul of Wood • Inside Porada's decades‑long dialogue with timber, where craftsmanship, not machinery, decides what wood becomes

Something Underfoot • Plush or pared back, understated or graphic, these rugs offer plenty to look at—and even more to feel beneath your feet

In the Rough • Staged amid raw concrete and scaffolding, Sol Luminaire’s in-house architectural lighting brand Aeon proves that well-considered lighting fixtures are the real finishing touch

Grounded in Time • Flexform’s Groundpiece sofa by Antonio Citterio marks its 25th anniversary with the effortless style it was born with, keeping as timeless as ever

Now Showing • Meet six new spaces where furniture, materials, technology and creative ideas take centre stage

The Unseen Thread • From designer-led residences to major hospitality projects, Living DNA has built its reputation on white-glove service and getting the details right, and homeowners now have access to that same expertise

Picture This • From statement pieces to corner fillers, designers and gallery owners share advice on introducing art to your home and protecting it from Singapore’s tropical climate

Tatler STYLE • Architects on craft as necessity, the future of luxury and travel experiences, the science of how beauty shapes us, and 10 Taipei buildings worth the journey

Listening to the Ground • Beirut-born, Paris-based award-winning architect Lina Ghotmeh on building from what the ground remembers, craft as necessity rather than luxury, and listening more keenly to climates

The Long Game • How Jean Yip Developments steadily built a boutique portfolio designed not to be flipped, but to be kept and lived in

A Pleasing Seametry • Three decades into a celebrated career in hospitality design, Teo Su Seam charts an independent course with Seametry Studio, a practice that starts each project with one question: what belongs here?

Teamwork, Legwork, Lightwork • Architect Elisabetta Trezzani of Renzo Piano Building Workshop reflects on the value of collaboration, site-specific design and the illuminating role of light

Power to the People • At Milan Design Week 2026, Patrick Jouin brought Longchamp’s design language into the home with a collection shaped by use

The Art of Feeling • From a fifth‑century Chinese painter to a museum wired with heart‑rate monitors, science is confirming what we’ve always sensed: beauty doesn’t just decorate a room, it regulates the person living in it

Small, Bright and Mighty • With its compact 40mm modules and adaptable configurations, Lune Brillante’s Chandelle rethinks how architectural lighting can work within the home

TAIPEI, REFRAMED • From temple courtyards to glass towers, these 10 buildings capture the city’s restless creative...

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  • English