Tatler Homes Singapore

Akar de Nissim

Singapore

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Ever since its inception, the distinctiv­e cross-cultural direction of Singapore-based furnishing­s brand Akar de Nissim has become its hallmark. “Our clients share an appreciati­on of well-made pieces that feature a distinct design and bring a sense of lightness to the surroundin­gs,” says Jasmine Ng, who helms the company as the chief operating officer (COO).

Akar de Nissim’s stunning creations feature premium materials and an assiduous attention to detail, which Ng credits to her team of craftsmen in Vietnam. “The consistent quality in our woodwork stems from the dedication of the craftsmen, the selection and preparatio­n of raw materials, and the specific know-how of fine lacquering—an age-old skill which our Vietnam production team excels at,” says Ng. This deft expertise has enabled the brand to make its mark with elegant and timeless pieces that boast a strong personalit­y.

In the future, Ng aims to infuse upcoming pieces with a more marked local f lavour. “As we progress to expand globally, we want to continue our collaborat­ions with Singapore talents,” she says. It is also her wish that more customers turn their attention to locally designed pieces. “In this field, there can be an underwhelm­ing recognitio­n of what is created at home or close by. The grass could be just as green on our side; it is up to one’s own appreciati­on and perception of what is deemed ‘valuable’.” akardeniss­im.com

 ??  ?? Left to right: The Aspahan candlehold­ers and Pavillion box from Akar de Nissim; Jasmine Ng, COO of Akar de Nissim; this elegant tableau features the Candy bench, Liseran floor lamp, Leonard sofa and Iris coffee table
Left to right: The Aspahan candlehold­ers and Pavillion box from Akar de Nissim; Jasmine Ng, COO of Akar de Nissim; this elegant tableau features the Candy bench, Liseran floor lamp, Leonard sofa and Iris coffee table
 ??  ?? Opposite page, clockwise from top left: The Palma coffee table and wooden tray from Philux; Akar de Nissim’s Iris coffee table is crafted with buffalo horn set in fibreglass; the Shang storage system with rattan drawers from Scene Shang; the Aura Aurora installati­on by Poh Sin Studio was inspired by dripping water; the Alt.o Tierra collection from Commune features terrazzo, oak wood, rattan and woven details; mirrored fans created by Aureole Design; a rattan chair from E. Murio; the Petiole lamps from Schema are crafted with metal wires
Opposite page, clockwise from top left: The Palma coffee table and wooden tray from Philux; Akar de Nissim’s Iris coffee table is crafted with buffalo horn set in fibreglass; the Shang storage system with rattan drawers from Scene Shang; the Aura Aurora installati­on by Poh Sin Studio was inspired by dripping water; the Alt.o Tierra collection from Commune features terrazzo, oak wood, rattan and woven details; mirrored fans created by Aureole Design; a rattan chair from E. Murio; the Petiole lamps from Schema are crafted with metal wires

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