Cover The Tatler Homes Design Awards Hall of Fame winners celebrated at intimate dinners at Space Furniture
The Tatler Homes Design Awards Hall of Fame winners celebrated at intimate dinners at Space Furniture
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Over two intimate nights in the B&B Italia and Maxalto galleries at Space Furniture, Tatler Homes Singapore honoured the 14 firms that have won the most across 10 years of the Tatler Homes Design Awards
This year, the Tatler Homes Design Awards marked its 10th edition in Singapore, and with it a decade of championing the very best of residential design in Singapore and beyond. Looking back over those 10 years, a pattern emerged: certain names kept appearing on our nomination lists, edition after edition, and kept winning.
To celebrate them, Tatler Homes Singapore created the Hall of Fame, honouring the firms with the most wins across the awards’ history, and gathered them for two intimate nights at Space Furniture. It was our way of saying thank you to the studios that have shaped the awards as much as the awards have celebrated them.
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Above Night one Hall of Famers: Jeremy Tay, Dennis Cheok, Michael Ong, Dennis, Molina Hun, Sujono Lim, Yanika Gunawan, Lim Koon Park, Rene Tan, Shu Kun Bu and Terrence Quah
Night one Hall of Famers: Jeremy Tay, Dennis Cheok, Michael Ong, Dennis, Molina Hun, Sujono Lim, Yanika Gunawan, Lim Koon Park, Rene Tan, Shu Kun Bu and Terrence Quah
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Above Night two Hall of Famers, clockwise from top left: Howard Wee, Edmund Ng, Robin Tan, Terri Tan, Selwyn Low, Roy Teo, Tiah Nan Chyuan, Jennifer Murray, Nikki Hunt, Goy Zhenru and Yong Mien Huei
Night two Hall of Famers, clockwise from top left: Howard Wee, Edmund Ng, Robin Tan, Terri Tan, Selwyn Low, Roy Teo, Tiah Nan Chyuan, Jennifer Murray, Nikki Hunt, Goy Zhenru and Yong Mien Huei
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Night One at the B&B Italia Gallery
Above The long table, dressed with florals by Fiore Dorato, in the B&B Italia Gallery at Space Furniture
The long table, dressed with florals by Fiore Dorato, in the B&B Italia Gallery at Space Furniture
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Above Lim Koon Park, Dennis Cheok and the long table that foster togetherness
Above Rene Tan regaling the table
Lim Koon Park, Dennis Cheok and the long table that foster togetherness
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The first Hall of Fame night unfolded in the B&B Italia Gallery on the ground floor, a space that felt less like a showroom and more like the home of a particularly well-travelled friend. Guests in cocktail chic arrived to drinks, canapés and arrangements by Fiore Dorato, and the evening quickly settled into the easy warmth of old acquaintances catching up, the kind of gathering where the guests already know one another’s work by heart.
Henry Tan, Chuah Woei Woei, Rene Tan, Asih Jenie, Terrence Quah and Christine Sipin
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Above Terrene Quah, Bu Shukun and Henry Tan
Above David Hartikainen and Christine Sipin
Terrene Quah, Bu Shukun and Henry Tan
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Kelly Williams, head of commercial development and procurement at Space Furniture, opened the evening by welcoming guests and speaking about the role Space Furniture plays as a trusted partner for sourcing high-end furniture, and about the value of occasions like this in fostering lasting relationships across the design community. Also hosting the table from Space Furniture was David Hartikainen, head of interiors and business development at Space Furniture.
Asih Jenie, Editor of Tatler Homes Singapore, followed by thanking the Hall of Famers for trusting Tatler Homes to share the stories behind their best work over the past decade.
Above Kelly Williams’s opening speech on night one
Above Opening remark from Asih Jenie
Kelly Williams’s opening speech on night one
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The Hall of Fame recognises firms by the number of Tatler Homes Design Awards they have won between 2017 and 2026, across three tiers. Silver honours firms with two or three wins, Gold those with four, and Platinum those with five or more. As the awards continue into their second decade and these firms keep adding to their tallies, a higher tier may well be introduced to recognise those who reach new milestones.
This year’s Hall of Fame commemorative trophies are crafted from a mirrored silver frame by Christofle, the French silversmith, a fitting keepsake for firms whose work has stood the test of a decade.
Sujono Lim, Molina Hun and Asih Jenie
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Above Dennis Cheok of Upstrs_
Above Lim Koon Park of Park + Associates
Dennis Cheok of Upstrs_
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Silver
- Sujonohun, two wins: Best Modern Minimalist Concept (2024) and Best Bespoke Concept (Readers’ Choice, 2026)
- Park + Associates, three wins: Best Showroom (Readers’ Choice, 2022), Best Architectural Concept (2024) and 10th Anniversary: The Emerging (2026)
- Upstrs_, three wins: Best Living Room (2020), Best Workspace (2023) and Best Bespoke Concept (2025)
Rene Tan’s thank you speech
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Above Chuah Woei Woei and Rene Tan
Above Rene Tan of Rt + Q Architects
Chuah Woei Woei and Rene Tan
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Gold
- RT+Q Architects, four wins: Best Multi-Gen Concept (2018), Best Architectural Concept (2021, 2025) and Best Adaptive Reuse (2024)
Platinum
- Architology Interiors, six wins: Best Open Concept (2018), Best Bespoke Concept (2021), Best Use of Art (2022), Best Luxury Concept (2023), Best Show Unit (2024) and Best Penthouse (2026)
- Prestige Global Designs, six wins: Best Penthouse Project (2018), Best Luxury Concept (2019), Best Use of Art (2020), Best Living Room (2021), Best Penthouse (2023) and Best Luxury Concept (Readers’ Choice, 2025)
Above Jeremy Tay, Michael Ong and Asih Jenie
Above Bu Shukun and Terrence Quah
Jeremy Tay, Michael Ong and Asih Jenie
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Rene Tan regaling the table
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Dinner followed, with each course presented by Fariz Ramli, Culinary Director of Gastrogig. A French king scallop crudo with citrus, tempura crisp and salmon caviar opened the meal, followed by a delicate sashimi of skipjack tuna with avocado, cucumber, buttermilk and dill oil. Olive oil-poached Greenland halibut arrived in a caviar chive beurre blanc, before a main of roast Wagyu beef and braised cheek with creamed mushroom ragout.
French king scallop crudo with citrus, tempura crisp and salmon caviar
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A deconstructed tarte tatin of caramelised apple, puff pastry and walnut, served with Tahitian vanilla and sour cream ice cream, brought the meal to a sweet close. The night ended with the Hall of Famers gathering for a group photo, frames in hand, before lingering over conversation as the rain carried on outside.
Above Jeremy Tay, Henry Tan, Kelly Williams, Michael Ong, Dennis Cheok, Molina Hun, Sujono Lim, Yanika Gunawan, Asih Jenie, Lim Koon Park, Christine Sipin, Rene Tan, Shu Kun Bu and Terrence Quah
Jeremy Tay, Henry Tan, Kelly Williams, Michael Ong, Dennis Cheok, Molina Hun, Sujono Lim, Yanika Gunawan, Asih Jenie, Lim Koon Park, Christine Sipin, Rene Tan, Shu Kun Bu and Terrence Quah
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Night two: the Maxalto Gallery
Heavy rain swept across Bencoolen Street on the night of 22 September, but inside Space Furniture the mood was anything but grey. This time, guests gathered on Level 2A in the Maxalto Gallery, where Fiore Dorato’s florals set an elegant scene among the brand’s refined, tailored pieces. The atmosphere was just as convivial, with designers swapping stories and catching up like the old friends many of them are.
The Maxalto Gallery plays host in a stylish setting of dark colours
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Above Edmund Ng
Above Terri Tan and Jazz Chong
Edmund Ng
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Before the formalities began on level 2A, Williams led an impromptu tour of the showroom, giving guests a closer look at the collections on display, from the B&B Italia collection on the ground floor up to level 2 and mezzanine.
Kelly Williams leading an impromptu tour of the B&B Italia Gallery on the ground floor of Space Furniture
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Williams then opened proceedings with a warm welcome, describing Space as a dependable ally for those in search of the finest furniture, and reflecting on how evenings like this bring the design community closer together.
Above Kelly Williams giving his opening speech on building and maintaning relationships
Above Asih Jenie addressing guests on night two
Kelly Williams giving his opening speech on building and maintaning relationships
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Above The Maxalto Gallery seen from the Moooi Gallery mezzanine
The Maxalto Gallery seen from the Moooi Gallery mezzanine
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Jenie then thanked the Hall of Famers for entrusting Tatler Homes with the stories of their finest projects over the past decade, before presenting each firm with its Christofle mirrored silver frame. Among them was Design Intervention, whose seven wins make it the most awarded firm in the history of the Tatler Homes Design Awards.
Yong Mien Huei of Wallflower Architecture + Design giving her thank-you speech
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Above Goy Zhenru giving her thank-you speech
Above Selwyn Low of Farm opening his speech as Tiah Nan Chyuan, seated, shares a laugh
Goy Zhenru giving her thank-you speech
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Silver
- 7 Interior Architecture, two wins: Best Architectural Concept (2023, joint winner with Aamer Architects) and Best Tropical Concept (2024)
- Farm, two wins: Best Bespoke Concept (2023) and Best Showroom (Readers’ Choice, 2025)
- Goy Architects, two wins: Sustainability Champions and Best Modern Asian Concept (both 2025)
- Wallflower Architecture + Design, two wins: Sustainability Champions (2023) and Best Good Class Bungalow (2026)
Gold
- Edmund Ng Architects, four wins: Best Architectural Concept (2017), Best Modern Minimalist Concept (2019) and Best Use of Art (2023, 2026)
- The Mill, four wins: Best Conservation Project (2017), Design Project of the Year (2018), Best Tropical Concept (2019) and Best Show Unit (Readers’ Choice, 2023)
Edmund Ng giving his thank-you speech
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Above Roy Teo of The Mill
Above Jazz Chong and Edmund Ng
Roy Teo of The Mill
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Platinum
- Designworx Interior Consultant, five wins: Best Penthouse Project (2019, 2020), Best Show Unit (Readers’ Choice, 2021), Best Use of Art (2024) and Best Transformation (2026)
- Design Intervention, seven wins: Best Bespoke Project (2017, 2018, 2019), Best Bespoke Concept (2020), Best Use of Colour (2020), Best Penthouse (2021) and Best House (Interior Design, 2022)
Nikki Hunt’s thank you speech as the firm with the most number of awards at Tatler Homes Design Awards
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Above Nikki Hunt of Design Intervention, the most awarded firm in the history of the Tatler Homes Design Awards
Above Terri Tan and Asih Jenie
Nikki Hunt of Design Intervention, the most awarded firm in the history of the Tatler Homes Design Awards
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Fariz Ramli once again guided guests through the menu. A yellowtail tartare on brioche with cucumber, avocado and coriander set the tone, followed by pan-seared king scallops with cauliflower crème, beurre noisette and chives. Chilled angel hair pasta with seaweed, charred Argentinian prawns and lobster bisque came next, before a main of Barbary duck, with roast breast and confit leg, potato mousseline and foie gras sauce. A Valrhona molten chocolate cake with Tahitian vanilla ice cream and strawberry rounded off the evening, with a vegetarian menu prepared for those who requested it.
Valrhona molten chocolate cake with Tahitian vanilla ice cream and strawberry
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As on the first night, the Hall of Famers came together for a group photo, frames held high, a fitting picture of a decade’s worth of excellence in one room.
Ten years on, the Tatler Homes Design Awards are as much about community as they are about recognition, and these two nights were a reminder of the friendships that have grown alongside the work. To our Hall of Famers: thank you for a decade of extraordinary homes, and here’s to many more in the years to come.
Above Clockwise from bottom left: Jazz Chong, Asih Jenie, Zacchaeus Ng, Kelly Williams, Howard Wee, Edmund Ng, Robin Tan, Terri Tan, Selwyn Low, Roy Teo, Tiah Nan Chyuan, Henry Tan, Christine Sipin, Jennifer Murray, Nikki Hunt, Goy Zhenru and Yong Mien Huei
Clockwise from bottom left: Jazz Chong, Asih Jenie, Zacchaeus Ng, Kelly Williams, Howard Wee, Edmund Ng, Robin Tan, Terri Tan, Selwyn Low, Roy Teo, Tiah Nan Chyuan, Henry Tan, Christine Sipin, Jennifer Murray, Nikki Hunt, Goy Zhenru and Yong Mien Huei
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Photography: Terrix Lin
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