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Ahead of the Tatler Homes Design Awards 2026, the jury panel gathered for an intimate dinner at Carera Bathroom’s clubhouse in Sentosa Cove
First launched in 2017, the annual Tatler Homes Design Awards have since become a prestigious benchmark for excellence in Singapore’s luxury residential landscape.
Each year, the awards shine the spotlight on the nation’s most innovative luxury residential projects and showrooms. Winners are carefully selected and voted on by a distinguished jury panel, which brings together leading professionals, academics and luminaries from across the industry.
To honour those who have so graciously lent their time to the awards, Tatler Homes Singapore recently joined hands with Carera Bathroom to host an intimate dinner for the jury members of Tatler Homes Design Awards 2026, held at the stunning waterfront Carera Clubhouse nestled within Sentosa Cove.
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Above The dining area on the ground floor of the clubhouse, before guests arrived
For the Singapore edition of the Tatler Homes Design Awards 2026, 16 esteemed jury members have been selected. In alphabetical order by first name, they are:
Andra Matin, founder of Andramatin Architects; Amilia Gani, founder of Gani & Co; Colin Seah, founder director of Ministry of Design; Eugene Chin, director of partners at DesignSingapore Council; Erwin Viray, special professor at Kyoto Institute of Technology and director of Kyoto Design Lab; Gabriel Tan, founder of Gabriel Tan Studio; Hong Khai Seng, president of Design Business Chamber Singapore and founder of Studio Dojo; Hossein Rezai, global design director of Ramboll; Kelley Cheng, director of The Press Room; Mike Lim, director of DP Design; Nur Hidayah Abu Bakar, dean of the faculty of design at Lasalle College of the Arts; Paolo De Simone, creative director of Wimberly Interiors; Sabrina Long, dean of the faculty of art and design at NAFA; Teo Su Seam, founder of Seametry Studio; Tiah Nan Chyuan, president of Singapore Institute of Architects and director of Farm; Tung Ching Yew, immediate past president of Society of Interior Designers Singapore and founder of SODA.
The tenth edition of the awards will be held on June 11 at the Grand Hyatt Singapore, where designer and multi-hyphenate creative Tyler Wisler will be returning as the gala emcee for the fourth time.
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Above The bar area in the basement of the clubhouse

Above Bathrooms at the clubhouse are appointed with fittings from brands carried by Carera Bathroom, including Gessi
In anticipation of the gala, Tatler Homes Singapore gathered the jury members for an exclusive dinner at the Carera Clubhouse. Conceived as a glamorous lived-in environment, the Carera Clubhouse is designed to let clients experience bathroom fittings in situ, emphasising the bathroom as a long-term investment. Well-appointed with amenities aplenty, the clubhouse also serves as a venue for the company’s private events and workshops.

Above The entertainment space in the basement features a pool table and a karaoke area
In the basement, one can find a wine cellar, karaoke lounge, games den, conference room, as well as a bar. There, guests of our jury appreciation session mingled and enjoyed drinks before dinner commenced. Carera bathroom co-founder Jennifer Ng and commercial director Dylan Tay walked guests through the clubhouse, which was designed in collaboration with Index Design, Gessi’s in-house design team in Italy, and the principal of Laufen.
Once guests were seated for dinner, Asih Jenie, editor of Tatler Homes Singapore gave a warm welcome to everyone with her opening remarks. Tay then followed up with a welcome speech that outlined the story of Carera Bathroom, which is entering its 16th year. The Singapore-based bathrooms specialist was founded on a simple but laser-focused premise: to prioritise quality, craft, and long-term partnerships in the realm of high-end bathroom fittings. The company's two other showrooms—a flagship space in Tai Seng and a Gessi boutique on Penang Road—are just as thoughtfully designed as the clubhouse to best showcase products from the brands and manufacturers that it carries.
Guests were seated at a dining table adorned with beautiful florals assembled by Singapore florist Fiore Dorato, while dinner was led by Austrian-born chef Stephan Zoisl of Chef's Tavern. The carefully curated four-course dinner included cold capellini pasta and prawns, seared codfish and octopus served with potato brandade and saffron sauce, and chicken saltimbocca.
As the evening drew to a close, each judge departed with a selection of gifts, including an engraved scented candle from Christofle and a Dr Vranjes Firenze room fragrance presented by Flaming Queen, alongside a waterproof travel pouch from Gessi.
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