Established: 2003
From left: Max Lee, Design Consultant; Jason Loo, Design Consultant; Howard Tan, Design Consultant; and Jason Lee, Design Consultant
Favourite materials to work with:
Natural wood and woody materials are still our favourites so far. They give us the flexibility to shape and transform our ideas.
Lessons from 2020:
‘Get connected and stay connected’ became our motto. Live updates and online meetings became our essential tools that we rely on now. This arrangement made it possible to stay connected with our clients regardless of geography – it’s a huge time-saver for us. It gives us more time to focus on creating more meaningful projects.
Definition of success:
The bond, rapport and good relationships that we have built with our clients have gained us many referrals as well as repeated customers. This is truly a reflection of our hard work and also a great source of motivation.
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