Tatler Homes Design Awards 2023: Vote for the Best Showroom in Singapore

Taking a people-centric approach, the Fisher & Paykel showroom in Singapore demonstrates how the kitchen is the heart of the home. Furnished with cooking appliances from its Minimal and Contemporary range, the New Zealand brand’s 2,260 sq ft space showcases its full suite of versatile products that are tailor-made for the multi-faceted lifestyles and needs of homeowners today.

Driven by experience, the showroom has a split of different modern kitchen set-ups that aim to inspire customers looking to redesign their culinary zones and act as a social space to facilitate both expert demonstrations and consultations.

Envisioned as an artistic space that showcases the brilliance of Sol Luminaire’s tasteful lighting solutions, Galerie 5 showroom was launched in 2022; the showroom opening also marked the fifth anniversary of the Singapore lighting purveyor.

Inside a heritage shophouse, the multidimensional space is designed with an architectural white shell, with the gentle curves of the walls highlighting the illuminating beauty of Sol Luminaire’s indoor and outdoor lighting.

Beyond the architectural lightinging options, the 3,800 sq ft venue also presents a curated mix of contemporary furnishings, ceramic pieces, tableware, and glassware. This diverse lineup of international artisans currently includes IIII, Makhno Studio, Frédéric Saulou, The Soucy Shop, and Isac Elam Kaid.

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Inspired by beauty and wellness spheres, the recently refurbished Casa Gessi showroom in Singapore is filled with luxurious bathroom novelties that design lovers would appreciate. Led by design, a dynamic selection of their iconic bathroom collections is featured throughout the concept showroom housed inside the two-story Victorian mansion.

Some of the highlights of the space include the all-new new private wellness area and its eight-metre-high rain shower waterfall set against a marble mosaic backdrop. There is also a customisable magnetic wall where visitors can see how Gessi products in different finishes can be paired together.

Launching its second showroom in Singapore last year, King Living has gone up and beyond to showcase its high-grade furniture products that are equally functional, luxurious, and timeless.

Exuding the best of Australian design, the 3,900 sq ft space has a wide range of home goods, including modular sofas, beds, storage furniture, and more. The showroom also lets guests have a feel of the different premium fabrics and European leather swatches while discovering the long-lasting craftsmanship of each piece.

The Sapphire Windows showroom is a sight to behold, and its impressive bold yet modern interiors are a true statement crafted by Nikki Hunt of Design Intervention. The transformation project saw the raw interiors of a 60,000 sq ft warehouse building into an elevated design concept that features their signature of impressive, bespoke window and glass products.

As visitors make their way into the main 27,000 sq ft showroom space on the fourth floor, they are greeted from the lift lobby with the entryway (also fondly known as the “Welcome Vestibule”) that has a dark and dramatic air while highlighting the design of the laser-cut graphic applied to the glass window that creates beautiful shadows while referencing the chiselled form of the Sapphire Windows logo. Then, they step into the expansive grand event hall with a lofty, 6m-high ceiling. Beautiful details that make this a unique area include its eye-catching geometric installation, jewel-tone accents, and the brand's functional yet beautiful glass window and door products.

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A designer favourite among home chefs, Smeg has long been known for its signature vintage-style appliances and colourful cookware. And the Smeg Singapore showroom is truly a tropical wonderland that puts the spotlight on their vibrant products. The light-filled space designed by Singaporean designer Roy Teo of Evocateurs is effective in drawing attention to these iconic appliances. The verdant greenery within the showroom also offers a touch of nature.

Beyond its purpose of showcasing the latest collections, the Italian brand also has a live kitchen where visitors can see how they can maximise their use of their kitchen appliances through cooking workshops conducted by guest chefs.

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