Walking into Nathan Home, one feels a sense of homecoming. Its warm interior is casually but consciously furnished with expressive pieces. There is a seamless flow from room to room, inviting your honest curiosity to feel, lounge, and experience an unabashed home full of rest, joy, and love.
The 6th episode of #designspottingsg features the co-founder of Airlab, a multidisciplinary space where architecture, science, technology and the arts meet to create products, systems and spaces that address sustainability. One of the lab's notable creations is the AirMesh, the world's first architectural structure made of 3D printed components in stainless steel.
Barcelona-based LEDSCONTROL lights up CÉ LA VI Singapore for its grand prix formula 1 event.
Nathan Home’s collections are more than just furniture—they are the culminations of Nathan Yong’s lifelong journey, where every piece reflects timeless artistry, a deep love for authentic craftsmanship & an unwavering respect for raw materials that age with patina.
They’ll check you in, and even get you a lift just for you. And then the bellhop shows you your room. You get in and another sigh of relief — a room with a view! And a damn good one. You think the gods must be smiling upon you by this time. And then you tell yourself, “14 days to go.”
“ To have space to reflect what I want to do in life, to integrate the teachings of yoga, to be a more harmonious person, bringing that back in my daily life.”
“The joy of having an aquarium is having nature close to you. It helps me to slow down.”
Everyone was very focused, very attentive to one another. It was great to see how people got together to stage something so amazing.
“Hundred Daughters Hundred Patience Hundred Meals. They tried to fool the demon gods by disguising my father as their daughter.”
