This vintage tea set still life painting that is classic and beautifully made.

A tea pot still life painting that can add a vibrant touch of transparent reds to your wall.

This painting deserves a bit of history – Formerly a girls school known as the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus Middle Education School, CHIJMES (pronounced ‘chimes’) harks back to a bygone age. CHIJMES began with one building—Caldwell House as a home for a Senior Magistrate’s clerk. In 1853 and Singapore’s St Nicholas Girls’ School was established alongside an orphanage for children and a boarding house. The church you see in this painting has intricate plasterwork, wall frescoes and Belgian stained glass windows which to date inspire wonder! In the daytime, CHIJMES retains a sense of tranquillity and harmony, making it a peaceful oasis amid the bustle of the city. At night, it’s exciting dining and nightlife options spring to life, with buzzing bars and restaurants. This painting shows the church in all its glory and gives a taste of the vibrant nightlife surrounding it.

The Raffles Hotel in Singapore conjures up images of colonial elegance and timeless luxury. It has been home to both tall tales and famous guests like Michael Jackson, Rudyard Kipling and Queen Elizabeth II. A wander along its breezy balconies amid colonial architecture whisks you back to a forgotten era. This painting is an attempt to capture the hotel’s beauty and colonial grandeur.

The area of Kampong Glam in Singapore is more than meets the eye. Beneath the shops and restaurants lies centuries worth of history. Bussorah Street (that you see in this painting) was originally called “Sultan Road” and renamed in 1910 after a place in present-day Iraq. It was here that Muslims travelling on the Hajj to Mecca would congregate, as their sailing ships departed from Singapore on the journey to Jeddah. Today the street is a popular destination amongst locals and tourists for the famous lively restaurants, shops and the Sultan Mosque. This watercolour painting is an evening scene of the Bussorah Street, the evening sky sets the atmosphere, the lights convey the vibrant nature of the street, the shophouses and restaurants are of course the highlights and the Sultan Mosque completes the background.

One of the quays along Singapore River, Clarke Quay is inseparable from the early traders who plied the River in the 1800’s. Today, it invites families during the day to partake in activities, enjoy the eateries or simply stroll around.. as dusk falls it converts into a vibrant nightspot lined with bars, pubs and restaurants. A popular destination for locals and tourists, this painting depicts Clarke Quay in all its evening glory!