The spirit of collaboration and camaraderie was keenly felt at the seventh Singapore edition of the Tatler Homes Design Awards. Held on June 27, the annual awards ceremony celebrated the achievements of more than a dozen winners in the Claymore Ballroom in Pan Pacific Orchard.
It was an emotional night for many as the winners recounted the multi-fold challenges caused by the pandemic while toasting the good collaborators who helped make each project a success. Many firms also highlighted the importance of having a collaborative creative vision as well as a close-knit working - relationship with both the clients and their partners.
"Without [the homeowners] Caroline [Lim Webster] and Andrew [Webster], I think we will not be able to have such a fantastic house and interior," said Edmund Ng, founder of Edmund Ng Architects, which bagged the Best Use of Art accolade that night.
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