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#BTLifestyle: Art and Art Deco When this homeowner moved into the three-storey house, he turned his family’s memories into a colourful mural painted on a long boundary wall by the swimming pool.

#BTLifestyle: Pizza and cocktails at Anto The new Jiak Chuan eatery serves up pizza every which way, with little variety on the menu.

#BTLifestyle: ‘Amazonia’: A stunning glimpse of earth’s last Eden Sebastiao Salgado’s exhibition at the National Museum of Singapore captures the awe and urgency of saving the world’s greatest rainforest.

#BTLifestyle: Yakiniku that makes the cut at Ushiyama The Holland Village eatery serves up premium wagyu in a cosy neighbourhood setting, says our resident food critic Jaime Ee who rates it 7/10.

#BTLifestyle Culinary Class Wars: the hit show that redefined Korean cuisine The cooking reality show on Netflix ignited global interest in Korean food and gave a much-needed lift to the struggling F&B industry. 🍴Keen t…

#BTLifestyle: Reviving Singapore’s edible heritage From false ginseng to purslane, food collectives are bringing overlooked local ingredients back to the table for vibrant dining experiences.

#BTLifestyle: Lovingly restored: Take a peek into the wartime shophouse where Lee Kuan Yew hid In the midst of World War II, 75 Maude Road was where Singapore’s founding prime minister Lee Kuan Yew hid to escape a mass s…

#BTLifestyle: Style v substance at Le Pristine If you want style, art and visual delights, Le Pristine at Grand Hyatt Singapore will deliver a sensory overload with a mixed culinary identity and contrasting vibes.

#BTLifestyle: Creative offices – blending design and fun How three boutique creative studios turned their workplaces into inspiring spaces.

#BTLifestyle: Fighting diabetes: An endocrinologist’s top concerns According to the Ministry of Health, about one in three Singaporeans are at risk of developing diabetes in their lifetime.

#BTLifestyle: Casual mod-Indian fare at 27 Degrees West The Orchard Road eatery offers convenient and acceptable cooking with no surprises.

#BTLifestyle: Loving architecture, but leaving it for something else In the face of a talent drain, architecture graduates tell us how they ended up in alternative careers and how things could improve.

#BTLifestyle: The house that breathes Inspired by brutalism and tropical elements, this well-ventilated three-storey home reflects the contrasting visions of the owners.

#BTLifestyle: Steamboat gets new meaning at Chinese hotpot eatery Chamoon The new F&B concept from Sichuan features high end ingredients and individual hotpot portions.

#BTLifestyle: Booker Prize nominees seek solace in a chaotic world Fiction’s most famous award selects six novels that span generations and geographies to highlight the universality of personal struggle in a turbulent wo…

#BTLifestyle: Design challenge: A house on a triangular plot and a tight budget When the budget is tight, the plot is triangular and fengshui elements are a must, things can get challenging. But not for this household of…

#BTLifestyle: Second helping of Teochew restaurant favourites at new San Shu Gong The off-menu special of braised foie gras in soy sauce gravy is a surprise hit, says our resident food critic Jaime Ee.

#BTLifestyle: US$50 million Singapore rug market draws Indian household name and Australian collab with local designers With their presence on a bustling, city-centre street, the two rug-makers are also making themselves…

#BTLifestyle: Innovating Italian traditions at Somma Mirko Febbrile redefines Puglian cuisine with his genre-bending restaurant at New Bahru.

#BTLifestyle: Lim Tze Peng: Chronicling Singapore’s evolution – and his own – through Chinese ink A curated selection traces the progression of his artistic style as well as that of his country, from rustic kampungs to a…

#BTLifestyle: From a reshaped piano to a two-way oven for small kitchens, these are winning designs we want Check out some of the brilliant innovations in this year’s Red Dot Award: Design Concept winners’ list.

#BTLifestyle: Cheese prata and bao the French way at Les Ducs It’s accessible, uncomplicated and hearty fare that is French at heart, but acknowledges its Asian environment.

#BTLifestyle: Can a school save the world? School of Tomorrow thinks so With classes on carbon footprints and sea pollution, it teaches visitors how to live greener lives.

#BTLifestyle: Spanish steak and French snails at Wild Blaze While it doesn’t quite live up to its name in character, it offers reasonably priced brasserie fare that’s comforting and nostalgic.

#BTLifestyle: Up in the air: Penthouse living gets new meaning This top-floor apartment even has its own ‘penthouse’ in the living room.

#BTLifestyle: Ce La Vi expands global presence with London and Miami venues Singapore’s bar-restaurant-club to replicate its success in two of the world’s most competitive hospitality markets.

#BTLifestyle: Taiwanese tales at Iru Den Chef Javier Low explores the potential of Taiwanese ingredients in his modern-Japanese cuisine.

#BTLifestyle: Stacked boxes: This house off Holland Road dismantles a vertical mass to play with spaces The architectural arrangement of this semi-detached home creates gaps for pockets of greenery.

#BTLifestyle: Studio Ghibli’s animated dreamscapes are now life-size exhibits in Singapore Immerse yourself in the worlds of Totoro, Spirited Away, Howl’s Moving Castle and other classic Japanese cartoons.

#BTLifestyle: Hope and heartbreak at Singapore Design Week There is an extraordinary exhibition titled Heal: Repair+ held at 42 Waterloo Street, where several individuals with broken objects worked with different designe…