Cover Unique ceramic creations from Klay Kathaa, one of the women-led homeware brands at the upcoming edition of Boutiques Singapore
Unique ceramic creations from Klay Kathaa, one of the women-led homeware brands at the upcoming edition of Boutiques Singapore
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Taking place from March 21 to 23, Boutiques Singapore is back with curated local and international finds, including these women-led homeware brands to shop from over the weekend
One of Singapore’s most anticipated shopping events, the next edition of the bi-annual Boutiques Singapore is just a few days away, taking place from March 21 to 23 at the F1 Pit Building.
On offer at the fair are elevated fashion and design pieces from a mix of local and international brands, giving independent designers and small businesses a platform to showcase their creations.
To help you plan your visit over the weekend, we’re getting you started with these five women-led homeware brands to shop from and support at this edition of Boutiques Singapore, with creations ranging from ceramics to textiles.
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1. Chomcharm, by Phawinee Larque
Above Pieces from the Chomcharm Atlantis collection
Above More creations in Chomcharm’s Atlantis collection
Pieces from the Chomcharm Atlantis collection
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Above Phawinee Larque, also known as Took, the founder of Chomcharm
Above Chomcharm’s Japanese collection
Phawinee Larque, also known as Took, the founder of Chomcharm
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Chomcharm specialises in handcrafted ceramics that evoke a feeling of serenity, defined by organic silhouettes and textures. The brand was founded by Phawinee Larque, who also goes by Took, and was named after her two beloved daughters, Chom and Charm.
Two of the brand’s coveted collections will be showcased at Boutiques Singapore this weekend: the peaceful, ocean-inspired Atlantis collection and the masterfully crafted wood-fired Japanese collection.
2. Klay Kathaa, Pooja Bhusari
Klay Kathaa’s ceramics
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Above Pooja Bhusari, the founder of Klay Kathaa
Above Handmade Klay Kathaa cups and jug
Pooja Bhusari, the founder of Klay Kathaa
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Founded by Pooja Bhusari, Klay Kathaa Ceramics is a one-woman studio dedicated to handmade ceramics. The studio’s creative work draws on nature, urban landscapes, and cultural roots, with an artistic and unexpected finish.
The Unalome collection is a particular highlight, inspired by the eponymous symbol, which reflects the twists and turns of life leading to enlightenment; the ceramics in the series represent a journey of personal growth, mindfulness, and inner peace.
3. Eden Living, by Cassandra Teo
Above The Eden Living Chestnut Lamp
Above Cassandra Teo, founder of Eden Living
The Eden Living Chestnut Lamp
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When Cassandra Teo’s father began teaching himself resin art and woodworking, eventually leading him to found Hands Design, it inspired Teo to pursue her own creative dreams. She founded Eden Living in 2022, curating restful décor pieces such as earthy vases, petite table lamps, and wooden homewares.
The studio’s main partner, Design Studio Rising, infuses the studio’s collections with a touch of Korean design sensibility, both creative and elevated.
4. Holly & Rose, by Anne-Louise Logie
Above One of the Holly & Rose textiles
Above Anne-Louise Logie, the founder of Holly & Rose
One of the Holly & Rose textiles
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Colourful textiles from Holly & Rose
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Singapore-based Holly & Rose specialises in Turkish towels and textiles crafted from pure Turkish cotton, sustainably sourced from certified farms under the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS). Every piece is ethically made by skilled weavers who preserve traditional techniques.
Founder Anne-Louise Logie was first drawn to these textiles on a family trip to Istanbul, which inspired her to bring Turkey’s vibrant craftsmanship to Singapore. The resulting brand was named after her daughters, Holly and Rose; it values longevity, artisanal tactility, and crafting a sustainable abode.
5. Ashepa Lifestyle, by Chetna Bhatt
Above Wood candle stands from Ashepa Lifestyle
Above Chetna Bhatt, the founder of Ashepa Lifestyle
Wood candle stands from Ashepa Lifestyle
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When Chetna Bhatt relocated to Asia, she felt compelled to connect her new home with her Kenyan roots. She founded Ashepa Lifestyle to bring African designs to Singapore, with a vision to spread joy through handmade creations that celebrate her homeland’s culture and craftsmanship.
Items in the brand’s lineup include wearable textiles, bags, jewellery, and home and dining pieces, such as side tables, baskets, cushions, and tableware.
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