Ting Shing Koh

3 weeks ago | vogue.sg | Jesslyn Lye |Ting Shing Koh

As April rolls around, the entertainment scene is heating up, with a slate of exciting releases all queued up and ready to go. It seems as though every fan-favourite series is returning this month, and the first on our list is, of course, the second season of The Last of Us. Five years after the events of Season 1, we return to a post-apocalyptic world far more dangerous and unpredictable than the one we first left behind.

1 month ago | vogue.sg | Ting Shing Koh |Jesslyn Lye

There’s nothing like an energising splash of red or orange to add vibrancy and excitement to a room, or a touch of soft blue or green to infuse a living space with serene calm. A reflection of one’s individuality, incorporating different colours into the living space is a way of making spaces feel unique and personal. After all, our homes are nothing if not canvases for self-expression. Beyond that, integrating vibrant hues into a living space can also be helpful from a design standpoint.

1 month ago | vogue.sg | Ting Shing Koh |Chandreyee Ray

As one of the most ancient forms of housing to exist in Beijing, only a few hutong neighbourhoods remain in the city. Comprised of traditional courtyard houses, or siheyuan, erected in rows, these architecturally marvellous enclaves are marked by the narrow alleyways, or hutong, formed between them.

2 months ago | vogue.sg | Chandreyee Ray |Ting Shing Koh

As the influence of Korean culture only seems to expand, from music and film to beauty and fashion, one key element has consolidated its universal reach—food. With its rise in popularity all around the world, people of all cultures have embraced the Korean flavour profile with open arms, be it a hearty Korean barbecue feast or a glass of makgeolli on a rainy day.