Singaporean architect Cliff Tan has turned his accessible approach to home design into an international consultancy.
FEATURE

Cliff Tan has 7 million followers and a 4-month waitlist. Why won’t he expand his business?

This week on BT lifestyle

Chef Torii Ryosuke, head chef of Sushi Ryujin.
DINING OUT

Unsung sushi at Ryujin

Ngon Sokleap, CEO and co-founder of Smiling Gecko Cambodia.
COMMUNITY

‘I gave up my dream to realise the dreams of others’: Cambodian law graduate-turned-NGO co-founder

The Secret Vault will be held from Oct 10 to Nov 1 at New Bahru.
EXHIBITIONS

Growing Singapore’s secretive billions: What GIC reveals at its first public exhibition

The BTLuxe Edit – Future:Legacy offers an afternoon of conversation about luxury.
LIFESTYLE

Meet luxury’s movers and shakers at BTLuxe Edit conference

Like many, Patrina Tan and Johnathan Chua weren’t sure they wanted to be parents at first. They are finally expecting their first child after eight years of trying.

Why 1 in 2 young Singaporeans who said ‘no kids’ now say ‘yes, please’: new study

Tanica’s bucolic surroundings.
DINING OUT

The Singapore Edition replaces Fysh with Asian-inspired Tanica

SWF mystery writers include (from left) Silvia Moreno-Garcia, Ovidia Yu, Shuang Xuetao and Seo Mi-ae, whose work spans gothic horror, historical mysteries, literary crime and psychological suspense.
ARTS

Agatha Christie, murder and mystery at Singapore Writers Festival 2026

Spanning 2,700 sq ft, TWG Tea’s new Changi Airport T3 store features rare teaware and round-the-clock operations.
FOOD & DRINK

TWG Tea opens largest flagship at Changi Airport amid global expansion

Rishi Naleendra (left) and Loh Lik Peng at the site of Walakulu.
FOOD & DRINK

Why Rishi Naleendra and Loh Lik Peng are betting on Sri Lanka

Osteria Mozza’s new location in Ion Orchard has brasserie-style interiors.
DINING OUT

Standard Italian fare at Osteria Mozza

Gilbert Tan says people are “happy to teach and help” when it comes to Chinese numismatics, as long as one doesn’t have any ulterior motives.
COLLECTING

Up for sale: Singaporean’s ‘unsurpassed’ S$120 million ancient Chinese coin collection

The Pinnacle @ Duxton was named Design of the Year at the 2010 President's Design Award.
DESIGN

From Pinnacle@Duxton to haze mask: 20 years of Singapore’s best designs

Durgasena Thanabalan used ChatGPT to create Singapore-centric flashcards for her 18-month-old son.
TECHNOLOGY

How Singapore parents are using AI to give their kids an edge

Assaggi’s simplified interiors.
DINING OUT

S$88 tasting menu at Italian fine-casual Assaggi

The house is designed around a 12 by 5 m internal courtyard.
DESIGN

A home for nature and art

TMCC launched its Millennium Term Membership to a warm reception.
GOLF CLUBS

Keeping golf clubs financially sustainable

Noor’s Mediterranean-influenced interiors feature dusky terracotta walls, velvet sofas and strategic neon lighting.
DINING OUT

Mediterranean-Japanese fusion at Noor

Walk from one Gillman Barracks gallery to the next and something happens that’s difficult to replicate elsewhere – how one show builds on another, and opinions quietly form.
ARTS

Gillman Barracks reminds us why Singapore still needs an arts cluster

Veteran artist Goh Beng Kwan, who won the UOB Painting of the Year in 1982, has a selection of his works on display at UOB Artbeat.
ARTS

UOB Artbeat turns the bank’s art collection inside out

Mark Shaw is the director of Shaw Organisation and third-generation custodian of a family business that has been showing films since 1928.
THE HERITAGE ISSUE

Can Mark Shaw bring Singapore back to Orchard Road and the movies?