Global sports retailer Decathlon, which had started as an online retailer in Singapore 18 months ago, is hoping to lead the way with its new 7,000 square foot space at Kim Yam Road. At its concept store, there are no cashiers. To make a purchase, customers need to log on its e-commerce platform.

The space also doubles up as its Southeast Asian headquarters. In the next four years, it plans to open five more retail stores in Singapore to complement its online marketing channel - with each store spanning an average of 30,000 square feet. Decathlon has also set up a huge 36,000 square metre warehouse in Jurong West in September.

Oxylane brings together two different activities: Creating international sports products and brands and local and on-line retail.

These two areas of expertise, along with all the brands, are united behind a common purpose: "Together, create desirability and make the pleasure and benefits of sport accessible to everyone."

Decathlon, the original chain created in 1976 near Lille, and the other local and on-line retail formats, sell Passion brand products, made with materials provided by our Component brands, and also the major international brands.

58 Kim Yam Road

Tel: 6225 4773

Bricks World is the oldest and largest specialist LEGO retailer in Singapore. It has partnered with LEGO Singapore in the opening of Singapore’s first LEGO Certified Store at Suntec.

Located on the third level, Tower 3, Suntec City Mall, the new LEGO store, which is managed by Bricks World, serves to further enhance the LEGO experience for the fast-growing LEGO fan base and to reach out to new customers.

The LEGO brand mission is to inspire and develop the builders of tomorrow through creative free play with LEGO bricks. The brand, which has delighted generations of children and adults, has been available in Singapore for close to 60 years, during which LEGO Singapore’s sales office was set up in 1979.

#03-364/365, Tower 3, 3 Temasek Boulevard, Suntec City Mall 

Tel: 6337 7893 

Do.Main Bakery has opened in the heart of Tanjong Katong.

Inspired by the fine Boulangeries/Patisseries of Paris and the rustic cafés of Montmartre.

Do.Main is an edgy gastro-bakery built to satisfy any craving from Breakfast to Dinner. Its unique character draws on a mix of wanderlust and a passion for the pursuit of pleasure in everyday life.

226 Tanjong Katong

Tel: 6348 1406

Com­ing to you soon in 2015, the National Gal­lery Singa­pore is a brand new visual arts insti­tu­tion build­ing upon a sound found­a­tion of schol­ar­ship and exper­i­ence. Over time, they hope to strengthen Singapore’s role as a regional and inter­na­tional hub for visual arts. They will do this through the dis­play, pro­mo­tion, research and study of South­east Asian and Singa­pore art, while host­ing inter­na­tional art exhibitions.

Their future home like­wise pair rich his­tory with excit­ing mod­ern­ity. Right in the heart of the Civic Dis­trict, two monu­mental buildings—the City Hall and the former Supreme Court—will be refurbished and reborn as the National Gal­lery Singa­pore. At 64,000 square metres, it will not only be the largest visual arts venue in Singa­pore but also one of the largest in the region when the Gal­lery offi­cially opens.

The National Gal­lery will focus on dis­play­ing South­east Asian art, includ­ing Singa­pore art, from the 19th cen­tury to present day. Through a com­pre­hens­ive col­lec­tion, the Gal­lery will present the devel­op­ment of Singa­pore and regional cul­tures, so as to tell the story of their social, eco­nomic and polit­ical histories.

While the body of works at the National Gal­lery falls largely within the area of mod­ern art, the Gal­lery strives towards under­stand­ing the col­lec­tion in new and var­ied ways – tak­ing on a contem­por­ary approach and inter­pret­a­tion of the devel­op­ment of South­east Asian art. The Gallery will look bey­ond national and regional bound­ar­ies of art, and take on a wider ambit of inter­na­tional visual arts cul­ture, research into our Asian her­it­age and cul­tural affil­i­ations, and engage with global cul­tures and discourses.

1 St. Andrew’s Road #01–01

Tel: 6690 9400  Email: info@nationalgallery.sg 

For many of us, our homes are where we rest our tired souls after a long day; a sanctuary where we build special memories with our loved ones. These are the reasons why they create products and experiences that make a meaningful difference in your homes.

Their products are designed with the intention of minimising wastage. Aside from featuring recycled materials, they use wood sourced ethically from sustainably-managed forests and lacquers and coatings with low lead content.

Revolution Coffee has opened at Infinite Studios.

A quaint cafe serving handcrafted specialty coffee & casual food made from the freshest ingredients.

Revolution Coffee is about having everyday necessities differently. They believe in sharing their passion with all their friends. 

21 Media Circle, #01-03A

Tel: 6777 2110

Oroton has unveiled its first luxury store concept at VivoCity.

Oroton is a 75 year old global lifestyle brand defined by its relaxed, modern Australian approach to luxury.

For the first time in Singapore, customers will be able to experience the coveted Oroton apparel range beside the brand’s iconic leather goods, accessories, jewellery, footwear and men’s collection in the new 800 over square feet store.

The conceptual palette for the project is a considered selection of graduating fresh neutrals and ceramic hues inspired by the warmth of Australian rural landscapes and refined architectural details.

The features are divided by an invisible datum line accentuating the horizontal vistas reflective of the Australian landscapes. By exposing materials in finessed, processed and natural states, a layered environment is created. The concrete plinths feature a craggy front and marble-smooth top and sit at the base of the clay-like textured walls and smooth steel shelves. A symmetrical plinths break the smooth lines of the perimeter of the store and emphasise again the rich Australian landscape abundance in different textures and habitats.

#01-190, 1 Harbourfront Walk, VivoCity

10 10 Mother & Child Essentials is a retail concept fully devoted to meeting the needs of a new mother and her child. They have opened a second outlet in City Square Mall.

Denoting 10 months of pregnancy and 10 years of child growth, 10 10 is a retail chain specializes in products and services, including those catering to pre and post natal needs of mothers; as well as essentials for babies and children aged from 0 to 10 years old. 

In addition to their comprehensive product range, they are known for the pleasant and educational shopping experience for the shoppers, including young children who are carefully engaged and respected as customers, it provides. The shoppers can also look forward to complementary services, including in-house specialist advice, home delivery, membership rewards tracking and online shopping.

No longer do the consumers have to hop from one place to another just to get the essentials. 10 10 puts the products and services all under one roof!

City Square Mall, 180 Kitchener Road, #B2-45/46