“We always try to do something that is different,” says Julian Koh, the chief design officer of local furniture brand Commune. “That’s our tagline: to defy the norm. We create products with subtle details and focus on invigorating all of our six senses.”
It could be said that a passion for furniture design is in his blood. Koh’s grandfather founded local manufacturer Koda in 1972, which produces furniture for American brands including Crate and Barrel and Pottery Barn.
He grew up with fond childhood memories of visiting his family’s furniture factory, and as a teenager, he regularly visited the IMM Cologne and Salone del Mobile trade fairs in Europe with his family; Koh’s subsequent decision to study industrial design at the Swinburne University of Technology in Melbourne was also a natural progression.
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The ad was run by some property agents in Singapore, featuring a photo of a couple with their baby.
The caption shared how the agents had met Shi Xian and Cheryl , who are working parents with a young daughter .
They supposedly met when the couple was looking for a new home (either a more spacious home , or a condominium upgrade ) after their 4-room HDB flat had met its Minimum Occupancy Period.
But something was a little off. We didn t buy no HDB, Hiew said in his Instagram story. And perhaps more importantly: I m not Shi Xian.
Attorney: Donovon Lynch’s family plans to file wrongful death lawsuit against the City of Virginia Beach
A Virginia Beach police officer shot and killed Lynch, 25, during a night of violence at the Oceanfront on March 26. Author: Eugene Daniel (WVEC) Updated: 12:03 AM EDT May 25, 2021
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. The family of Donovon Lynch plans to file a wrongful death lawsuit against the City of Virginia Beach, according to an attorney involved in the matter and a letter delivered to the City by attorneys representing Lynch’s estate.
A Virginia Beach police officer shot and killed Lynch, 25, during a night of violence at the Oceanfront on March 26. Two people died and several were injured in separate shootings.
RIYADH: Once upon a time, mankind produced a small amount of waste. Food was not packaged, fruit and vegetable peelings were fed to animals and the dung from horses and camels was used for fertilizer or dried and burned for heating. Most of what came from the earth went directly back into the earth with little or no harm to the environment. Today, we live in a consumer age in