Lau Pa Sat, also known as Telok Ayer Market, was first built in 1824 as a fish market on the waterfront. It was then relocated and rebuilt at the present location in 1894. It is currently a famous gourmet paradise with stalls selling a variety of authentic local and international cuisines. The market’s distinctive octagonal shape and ornamental columns were first conceived by George Coleman, a prominent Irish architect. A graceful clock tower and a new cast-iron supporting structure was added later. The frames were cast in Glasgow before being shipped to and assembled in Singapore.  Lau Pa Sat blends history, striking architecture and scrumptious local food into one heady experience. So sip an ice-cold beer and enjoy a plate of Hainanese chicken rice as you revel in the elegant old-world charm of Singapore’s LOVELIEST food court. Recreate some of your special memories of the place, bring home this painting!

Located in Chinatown, Singapore – Club Street is a charming area by day and buzzing enclave by night. One of the neighbourhood’s most distinct features is the rows of restored shophouses that line its streets. The district was once a predominantly Chinese migrant settlement, and you’re bound to discover hints of its past as you explore the neighbourhood. Today, the main draw of the Ann Siang and Club Street area has to be its vibrant, hip dining and drinking scene. It also offers a spot of retail therapy with an eclectic selection of shopping options.

Singapore is famous for it’s orchids garden and some 224 species of orchids have been recorded as native here! This watercolour painting combines the delicate purple orchids beautifully with a blue and white Chinese vase to create an eye catching Chinoiserie painting.