Singaporean brand Supermama is set to debut at Milan Design Week, showcasing collections by local designers that address post-pandemic design challenges. The brand, known for its porcelain collections, will also open outlets at Singapore museums. Meanwhile, urban designers in Singapore are incorporating green elements into urban design, such as dimming lights to preserve wildlife habitats. Teresa Teo Guttensohn has released a book on the wonders of the Rail Corridor, highlighting the importance of preserving local wildlife sanctuaries. Additionally, home-grown company TAK has launched the Lamitak Exclusive Collection of laminates inspired by Savile Row suits, providing a sharp and stylish option for interior surfaces. Prices start at $88 per sheet, with various ranges available for different design needs. To explore these products and designs, customers can visit the Lamitak Studio or contact the company for more information.
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