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Blue Bottle Coffee’s First Southeast Asian Café Arrives in Singapore

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Blue Bottle Coffee is proud to announce the opening of its first café in Southeast Asia, located at LUMINE SINGAPORE in Raffles City Singapore, in early 2025, marking a significant milestone in the brand’s expansion. From its beginnings as a small coffee cart in Oakland, California, to becoming one of the most recognised names in specialty coffee worldwide, this highly anticipated café represents the next chapter in Blue Bottle Coffee’s global journey. Following its initial entry into Singapore in August 2024 with the launch of a retail store and exhibition at LUMINE SINGAPORE’s global flagship store in Raffles City, this opening brings the full Blue Bottle experience to the city for the first time. The unveiling of its first café represents the brand’s next step in deepening its co...

Luxury Living OAKWOOD PREMIER OUE SINGAPORE

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THE OAKWOOD PREMIER OUE SINGAPORE RAISES THE BAR FOR APARTMENT-STYLE LIVING Winner of numerous international and regional awards, Oakwood Premier OUE Singapore is a beacon of residential opulence in the heart of the city’s Central Business District. Elegance meets urban sophistication with comprehensive amenities and innovative design tailored to business and leisure travellers. The luxe-modern living style is a hallmark of the 268 fully furnished units, with options ranging from quaint studios to spacious executive apartments each fitted out with a fully equipped kitchen or kitchenette and a luxury bathroom with a rain shower. A work desk provides a luxurious working environment supported by technology which is seamlessly integrated into each living space with a Bluetooth sound ...

HAENYEO EXHIBITION BY JOSE JEULAND – A SECOND GLANCE

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HAENYEO EXHIBITION BY JOSE JEULAND Dive deep into the female-dominated world of Haenyeo with Jose Jeuland Singapore-based French photographer from Brittany, Jose Jeuland, held his first photography exhibition in the East Garden Foyer of The Fullerton Hotel in Singapore from the 28 October to the 23 November 2017. Titled HAENYEO SINGAPORE, the exhibition featured a collection of compelling portraits of the Haenyeo, each telling a story of the hardships faced by these tough women. In the South Korean province of Jeju, diving is a tradition that can be traced back as far as 434 A.D. By the 17th century; diving had become a profession carried out exclusively by women as the men went out to fish or to row warships. Using no breathing equipment – only fins and goggles – the women sweep the sea ...