From water flow and temperature to lighting and spatial comfort, small design choices can turn an ordinary bathroom into a daily retreat – an idea explored at Rigel’s Wellness Ensuite.
Can Singapore be the pioneer of homeware design? At Prototype Island, the latest instalment of emerging Singapore designers at Milan Design Week 2026, five new homeware concepts show us how our future home life can be elevated.
As kitchens become more connected to the rest of the home, Pepa Casado of Futurea explains why adaptability, finishes and small details matter more.
AALTO’s latest rain mixers with hand showers combine refined finishes, generous shower coverage and everyday ease for bathrooms that feel more relaxing and complete.
From modern bathrooms to busy kitchens, AALTO’s faucets are designed around everyday routines, with intuitive controls and flexible features that make daily tasks feel effortless.
At CES 2026 in Las Vegas, artificial intelligence featured prominently alongside a wider mix of exciting technologies and trends. Together, they pointed to a growing emphasis on qualities such as practicality, flexibility and safety in the home.
The collaboration introduces six new training modules to help strengthen interior design skills across the industry as design practice evolves.
Designed to be seen, felt, and enjoyed, AALTO’s rain shower sets introduce a quiet expression of luxury in the bathroom.
From a future-ready pavilion in Osaka to beautifully crafted interiors and emerging student talent, this year’s Singapore Interior Design Awards (SIDA) shines a light on the spaces and designers shaping how we live.
Hafary’s Supreme Hedonism porcelain slabs highlight the luxury of natural stone while delivering the strength, scale, and seamless beauty sought after in contemporary homes.