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Unique Christmas gift ideas for the homes of everyone on your list Home / Design Ideas / For everyone on your list For everyone on your list Unique Christmas gift ideas for the homes of everyone on your list Choosing a Christmas gift for the homes of friends and family could be challenging. As they say, give something you know the person would like, but probably wouldn’t buy. Or at least, make it unique and you’ll come off as thoughtful. But we don’t have time for overthinking! So, here are unique home stuff Christmas gift ideas that may give you a lightbulb! 1/1 WALL DÉCOR FOR THE ARTSY Who wouldn't want an eye-catching wall decor? It effortlessly brings life to any room. You just need to be a bit careful when choosing a style. It has to be classic and neutral for it to go well with whatever interior or house design there is. You can also go for something modern such as a chic black-and-white photography prints, metal wall art, or colorful canvas art prints for a contemporary look. Another thing to consider when giving wall decors is how easy it is to hang. If you want to be certain it wouldn't damage the wall, choose vinyl wall decals. For best results, take some time to look around your friend’s home before buying. You may even combine different types of wall art for variety. CHANDELIER FOR MOM Thinking of something your mom would love? Skip the bouquet and give her a chandelier. Even her guests would love it! These timeless, ornate pieces of art add elegance and class to any room. Knowing your mom, choosing a chandelier she’d like would be easy once you see the options. VASES FOR THE WOMEN More than holding fresh flowers, vases always add a pop of colour or texture to any home design. If you want, you can place a candle inside a wide-top vase for an elegant candleholder. Or, fill a clear glass vase with decorative holiday elements such as berries or pinecones before you give your gift. A small vase is good for decorating any type of shelving. It also makes a perfect focal point when grouped with smaller accents in acentrepiece design. For more height, add dried flowers like lavender. It is going to be perfect for a crisp, wintery home decor gift. 1/1 This article may be unable to cover everyone on your list, but just enough to get you started with your Christmas shopping. You can no longer say ‘it’s the thought that counts.’ Excellent home decor ideas would surely add a touch of style to your family and friends’ abodes for years to come. They’d also remember you every time they look at it! Recent Stories Category Real treasures for your abode Category Picture-perfect Vases Category How to make the Perfect “New Normal” Home Workstation Products Feature Wall Feature Divider Doors Kitchen Backsplashes Furniture Lighting Feature Window Bathroom Related Post Living Room, Bedroom Real treasures for your abode Synergraphic Homes Picture-perfect Vases Living Room Make Your Home Christmas-ready

This series of gilded glass with mirrored finish is highly decorative, easily adding a very classy atmosphere into a space. Sophisticated yet gives a very sentimental aura. Églomisé Gilded glass that has a mirrored finish About Églomisé Design Options Enquire Downloads Related Projects aboutÉglomisé Choose another type of glass Home / Finishes / Artisanal Finishes / Églomisé ABOUT ÉGLOMISÉ Beautifully gilded glass with mirrored finish This series of gilded glass with mirrored finish is highly decorative, easily adding a very classy atmosphere into a space. Sophisticated yet gives a very sentimental aura. DESIGN OPTIONS Filter by Colors All Beige Blue Brown Gold Green Orange Pink Silver Yellow Finish Glossy Translucency Opaque Sort by 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 Load More designOptions relatedProjects downloads DOWNLOADS Functional Art for Living Spaces PDF Download RELATED PROJECTS View All Projects Main Ballroom, Raffles Hotel Singapore View Project Lift Car, Raffles Hotel Singapore View Project Six Senses Maxwell Singapore View Project You are now viewing Églomisé. Choose another type of glass

Our mural art is a visual feast, adding personality and flair to any space. Combining modern and traditional techniques, we create captivating pieces that offer immersive artistic experiences. Glass Art Mural Visual art integrated in walls About Mural Design Options Featured Installations Downloads Enquire aboutMural Choose another art category Home / Art / Glass Art / Mural ABOUT GLASS ART MURAL Bring personality to spaces A feast to the eyes, our mural art brings personality and flair into any space. With combinations of modern and traditional techniques available, we hope to bring pieces that are captivating, creating immersive artistic experiences. designOptions MURAL PORTFOLIO Filter By Clear Type All Outdoor Indoor Lighting Non Lighting No items matched your search criteria. Try widening your search. View Project Macau Banyan Tree featuredInstallaton FEATURED PROJECTS View All Projects Cloud Forest, Gardens by the Bay Art, Mural View Project The Synergy Art, Mural View Project Banyan Tree Art, Mural View Project downloads DOWNLOADS Functional Art for Living Spaces PDF Download You are now viewing Glass Art Mural. Choose another art category

Start your artisan collections now! Home / Design Ideas / Real treasures for your abode Real treasures for your abode Start your artisan collections now! Why You should Start Collecting Artisanal Products for your Home Artisanal products add more sense of authenticity and artistry to your home. From hand-woven textiles to potteries with elaborate designs, artisan elements make your home a lot more personal, alive, and interesting. They are not like those mass-produced furnishings and decorations whose styles are too common and ordinary. If you want to give your space a unique identity that reflects who you are as a person, it is definitely artisan products that you should go for. Here are some of the best reasons you should consider collecting artisan home products. 1/1 YOU PROMOTE GREEN AND SUSTAINABLE LIVING Artisan goods tend to be eco-friendlier and more sustainable than products manufactured in factories in large quantities. Many artisans use natural and locally sourced materials, with others even focusing on recycled and reclaimed materials. This means you don’t just get pretty stuff; you also help save the planet. YOU GET A PURCHASE WITH HIGHER VALUE When something is considered an authentic work of art, it tends to have much higher perceived value. Other than the items being one-of-a-kind, they are also a way for people to express their individuality. All the great qualities of these products not only create a more solid perception of value but also a much better overall value. YOU SUPPORT LOCAL WORKERS AND COMMUNITIES Buying artisan products lets you support local artists and businesses. Local independent brands producing handmade products tend to return more revenue to their locality. This means that by extension, you are also contributing to the growth of local communities and industries. YOU SIMPLY GET THE BETTER STUFF Almost everything that is handcrafted is just way better than machine-generated ones. The popularity of artisan products is not just due to the level of craftsmanship put to every piece, but also the quality of the material and design. They are typically made with love and passion, and it shows! 1/1 Artisanal goods can be more than just home accents and lifestyle expressions; they are true home treasures that you can be proud to have and keep. By purchasing them, you are able to support local, help save the planet, and invest in great valuable pieces on top of getting something pretty and unique for your home. Recent Stories Category Real treasures for your abode Category Picture-perfect Vases Category How to make the Perfect “New Normal” Home Workstation Products Feature Wall Feature Divider Doors Kitchen Backsplashes Furniture Lighting Feature Window Bathroom Related Post Synergraphic Homes Picture-perfect Vases Bathroom, Living Room, Bedroom The Power of Mirrors Living Room, Bedroom Lit or Not Really?

Synergraphic presents Yeo Yeok Seng, Ash, in moved., an exhibition that showcases a range of creative works by artists and designers under the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA) 3D Design Programme. Back to All Happenings Synergraphic presents Ash Yeo in NAFA Exhibition Photo Credit: Synergraphic presents Yeo Yeok Seng, Ash, in moved., an exhibition that showcases a range of creative works by artists and designers under the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA) 3D Design Programme. As an artisan glass designer and maker, Synergraphic strongly supports and collaborates with artists and designers to ceaselessly challenge the boundaries of glass in different disciplines in order to discover new fluidities in the material. The artwork titled ‘This is not a code’, is designed as Functional Art, as a type of meaningful functional object (in this case a Master KeyPress Holder, or Artwork concealing a home security safe, or a bathroom cabinet), which also captures a reflective human aspect of contemporary philosophy about essential connection between language and soul. Using a variety of cold glass-working processes including bevelling, gluing, drilling of mirror and dichroic glass, Synergraphic is proud to support Ash in bringing the concept to life. OTHER PHOTOS Photo Credit: RECOMMENDED READING Singaplural - Collaboration with Cellini & Ngee Ann Polytechnic IFFS Nex Gen Urban Living Showcase 2019

Interior glass company SynerG has collaborated with mixed-media artist Deborah McKellar to create a special collection of kitchen backsplash designs inspired by the sights of Singapore from decades ago. Deborah, founder of local art studio Talking Textiles, pays homage to multicultural prints, traditional architecture and other elements unique to the island of Singapore in a range of designs that evoke the old world glamour of local landmarks like the iconic Raffles Hotel. Back to All Happenings Nostalgia on glass: Exclusive backsplash designs by SynerG and Talking Textiles celebrate Singapore’s history Photo Credit: Interior glass company SynerG has collaborated with mixed-media artist Deborah McKellar to create a special collection of kitchen backsplash designs inspired by the sights of Singapore from decades ago. Deborah, founder of local art studio Talking Textiles, pays homage to multicultural prints, traditional architecture and other elements unique to the island of Singapore in a range of designs that evoke the old world glamour of local landmarks like the iconic Raffles Hotel. The SynerG x Talking Textiles Collection features six distinct designs that incorporate cultural motifs such as Chinese silks and Indian sari’s interpreted through the lens of Deborah’s South African roots. This exclusive collection is part of SynerG’s partnership with local artists to bring art into everyday spaces, especially in homes, where any plain glass area can be transformed into a canvas for personal expression and functional areas double as design features in space-scarce apartments. This is also where form meets function, with the glass backsplash's strength and its heat- and grime-resistant properties making it easy to clean, while its modern, sophisticated aesthetic transforms the look and feel of a standard kitchen. Most designs are also available in a range of soothing, pastel colours that are on trend and would add a touch of sophistication to any home. About the Designs 1. Traveller’s Palm The Traveller's Palm design was inspired by the lush plants that surround the Raffles Hotel. The growing branches of this fan-shaped palm is said to “travel” depending on the direction of the sun, with each new branch turning either toward or away from the sun, hence its name. 2. Long Bar Fan The Long Bar Fan design was inspired by the ceiling fans found at the Raffles Hotel's famous Long Bar. 3. Bamboo The Bamboo design is reminiscent of Chinese ink paintings. 4. Sari Wave This design was inspired by the motifs used in sari fabric. 5. Dotted Wave The dotted wave design was inspired by the inky dots used in some batik designs. 6. Singapore Treasures The most artistic design of the lot, the Singapore Treasures backsplash features elements that hark back to the Straits Settlements, a group of British territories in Southeast Asia. Singapore became part of the Straits Settlements in 1826, before it was named a Crown colony in 1867. Singapore grew exponentially during this time, establishing itself as an important trading post and welcoming an influx of immigrants from all over the world seeking a brighter future. The Straits Settlements stamp in this artwork is based on an actual postage stamp in circulation from 1937 to 1941. Featuring King George VI, this is the last stamp series of the Straits Settlements. The abstract blue, watery splashes of ink in the backsplash design evoke the sea and the surrounding waters, which made Singapore flourish as an island entrepôt in the early days. The story of European explorers arriving on the tropical island of Singapore with all its beautiful flora and fauna is expressed through this artwork. ABOUT SYNERG SynerG is Synergraphic’s curated range of glass panel solutions for your home, official and commercial needs. Ranging from simple patterned glass, antique mirrors and LamiArt to ready graphics for printing on glass, you are sure to find inspiration and solutions for your specific project requirements. SynerG is one of the few brands in Singapore that offer kitchen backsplashes and other types of interior glass with a wide variety of designs, including options for customisation. The brand aims to help homeowners turn a usually plain area of their home into a design canvas or feature, adding a personal touch to the overall look and feel of their home. More details can be found at https://www.synergglass.com . ABOUT SARA Sara is a Director at Synergraphic Design Pte Ltd, a company specialising in art and design in glass for interior and architectural applications. Since graduating from the Singapore Management University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Management six years ago, she has joined her mother, veteran Singaporean glass artist Ms Florence Ng, at the company to run and chart new courses for the business. Like her mother, Sara is passionate about finding synergies between art, design and function in the versatile medium of glass and with other materials, as well as making glass in its myriad applications more accessible to all. With Sara at the helm, Synergraphic Design has since launched SynerG, a curated range of glass panel solutions for the gamut of interior needs, from residential spaces to commercial and office developments. As an undergraduate at SMU, Sara's passion for engaging audiences through art saw her spearhead a visual arts exhibition that brought art to the students' doorstep by installing works in the everyday spaces of the campus. An accomplished artist in her own right, having helmed exhibitions of her own artworks previously, Sara also has the distinction of being the youngest member of the Design Business Chamber Singapore's Executive Committee at the age of 29. ABOUT TALKING TEXTILES Talking Textiles is an art studio founded by Deborah McKellar that produces artworks and textiles for interior spaces. As the name suggests, Talking Textiles aims to tell the stories of Singapore, highlighting its rich culture and heritage. For more information, please visit https://talkingtextiles.asia . ABOUT DEBORAH MCKELLAR Deborah McKellar (b.1981 Johannesburg, South Africa) completed her postgraduate studies in 2006 with a Master of design, Majoring in Textiles at the College of Fine Arts, University of New South Wales, Australia. Prior to this she obtained a BA (HONS) Fine Arts majoring in painting in 2005 at LASALLE-SIA College of the Arts Singapore. Today, she is a practising textile artist and designer who has made Singapore her home. Deborah's textile artworks are characterised by their bold colours, layers of stitch, remnants of fabric, silk screened images and printed patterns. Having exhibited in Singapore, Australia and South Africa, Deborah continues to be inspired by Singapore's exotic and bustling city with its juxtaposition of old and new. Deborah is the founder of Talking Textiles, which produces textile products and artworks for interior spaces. She also lectures in Fashion Textiles part-time at the LASALLE College of the Arts. 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Living With Art Singapore proudly unveiled an exquisite exhibition of curated artworks from different artists and brands including ArteGlas by Synergraphic. Back to All Happenings Explore the Captivating World of Glass with ArteGlas by Synergraphic at Living With Art Singapore Photo Credit: Living With Art Singapore proudly unveiled an exquisite exhibition of curated artworks from different artists and brands including ArteGlas by Synergraphic. Sara Ang, the Director of Synergraphic, joins the opening night and shared her insightful views on the incredible potential of glass as a medium for artistic expression. This groundbreaking exhibition promises to captivate art enthusiasts with its innovative approach and mesmerizing creations. The Beauty of Glass as an Artistic Medium In the realm of art, various mediums have been utilized to create extraordinary masterpieces that engage and evoke emotions. One such medium that has always stood out is glass. With its inherent transparency and ability to manipulate light, glass has been cherished throughout history for its delicate beauty and versatility. Sara emphasized the allure of glass as a medium for artistic endeavors. She spoke passionately about how glass has the unique ability to capture and transmit light, transforming the artwork into an immersive experience for viewers. The interplay of colors, shapes, and textures in ArteGlas pieces serves as a testament to the astonishing potential of glass as an artistic medium. ArteGlas by Synergraphic: A Fusion of Innovation and Creativity The ArteGlas collection showcased at the exhibition seamlessly blends innovation with artistic vision. Each piece represents a harmonious marriage of traditional glass-making techniques and contemporary design concepts. The artists at Synergraphic have pushed the boundaries of glass artistry, creating mesmerizing sculptures, installations, and functional art pieces that leave an indelible mark on the observer's mind. The collection features an array of captivating works, from intricate glass sculptures that mimic the delicate beauty of nature to stunning installations that play with light and shadows. Each ArteGlas creation tells a unique story, inviting viewers to delve into a world of imagination and interpretation. Exploring Living With Art Singapore Living With Art Singapore, has delivered an exceptional exhibition with the inclusion of ArteGlas. The gallery's dedication to promoting artists who push the boundaries of their chosen mediums aligns perfectly with Synergraphic's vision. Visitors to the exhibition can expect to be immersed in a world where creativity knows no bounds. The carefully curated space of Living With Art Singapore serves as the perfect backdrop for ArteGlas, allowing each artwork to shine and communicate its individual narrative. OTHER PHOTOS Photo Credit: RECOMMENDED READING How These Glass Trophies Were Made Specially For Tatler Homes Design Awards 2022 2022 URA Architectural Heritage Awards ASEAN International Furniture & Furnishings Show VX 2021

Synergraphic took part in the AIFFS this year, live online from March 9-18! It was our first virtual exhibition featuring our functional art offerings; patterned glass, LamiArt and Earth Tales collections; as well as our artisanal glass pieces. Synergraphic's Director, Sara Ang, spokee on Day 3, at virtual webinar entitled "How Glass is Transforming the Design Industry." Back to All Happenings ASEAN International Furniture & Furnishings Show VX 2021 Photo Credit: Synergraphic took part in the AIFFS this year, live online from March 9-18! It was our first virtual exhibition featuring our functional art offerings; patterned glass, LamiArt and Earth Tales collections; as well as our artisanal glass pieces. Synergraphic's Director, Sara Ang, spokee on Day 3, at virtual webinar entitled "How Glass is Transforming the Design Industry." Visit https://aiffsvx.com/ to learn more. OTHER PHOTOS Photo Credit: RECOMMENDED READING How These Glass Trophies Were Made Specially For Tatler Homes Design Awards 2022 Explore the Captivating World of Glass with ArteGlas by Synergraphic at Living With Art Singapore 2022 URA Architectural Heritage Awards

Stretch the capability of your living spaces with the use of vibrant feature dividers. Curate personal and commercial spaces with elegant and artsy partitions. Select from our range of finishes for varied textures, tones, translucency and privacy levels. Home / Glass Interiors / Feature Divider Feature Wall Feature Divider Doors Kitchen Backsplashes Bathroom Feature Window Lighting Furniture Feature Divider ENQUIRE Stretch the capability of your living spaces with the use of vibrant feature dividers. Curate personal and commercial spaces with elegant and artsy partitions. Select from our range of finishes for varied textures, tones, translucency and privacy levels. Trio - Antique Mirror VIEW Trio - Solar Flare VIEW Mondrian VIEW Pleats VIEW Trio - Atmos VIEW Trio - Flutes VIEW Spindle VIEW Shades VIEW Trio - Autumn Dawn VIEW Checkers VIEW Atmos VIEW VARIETY OF DESIGN FINISHES LAMIART GRADIENT MIRRORS CHINOISERIE ANTIQUE MIRRORS ÉGLOMISÉ KILN-FORMED GLASS PATTERNED GLASS PERANAKAN COLLECTION LAMIART GRADIENT MIRRORS CHINOISERIE ANTIQUE MIRRORS ÉGLOMISÉ KILN-FORMED GLASS PATTERNED GLASS PERANAKAN COLLECTION LAMIART GRADIENT MIRRORS CHINOISERIE ANTIQUE MIRRORS ÉGLOMISÉ KILN-FORMED GLASS PATTERNED GLASS PERANAKAN COLLECTION LAMIART GRADIENT MIRRORS CHINOISERIE ANTIQUE MIRRORS ÉGLOMISÉ KILN-FORMED GLASS PATTERNED GLASS PERANAKAN COLLECTION BROWSE MORE Design Ideas Inspired ideas for you Real treasures for your abode Picture-perfect Vases How to make the Perfect “New Normal” Home Workstation

Sculpture Portrays Convergence of Nature and Human Intervention Back to All Happenings Synergraphic Sponsors SIA60 Gold Medal Award Trophies; Sculpture Portrays Convergence of Nature and Human Intervention Photo Credit: ABOUT THE SIA60 GOLD MEDAL TROPHY SCULPTURE This sculpture emerges from fusing exquisite, high-quality glass sourced from the United States. It stands as a testament to artisanal skill, featuring an intricate tapestry of beautiful patterns nestled within. As light dances across its surface, shimmering sparkles come to life, revealing hidden gems and delicate swirls that evoke a sense of wonder. The sculpture resonates with the natural forces that shape our earth. Two towering pillars rise from its base, each adorned in colors symbolizing the prime elements of the Earth - yellow/brown for earth, red for fire, and blue for water. Like how molten lava flows and swirls according to the earth's natural rhythm and how it is sealed into its final creation when has cooled down, so is the way of architecture. It captures the harmony between nature's artistry and human intervention - thus, resulting in a wondrous fusion of the organic and the sculpted. The hues blend seamlessly, symbolizing the symbiotic relationship between humanity and the natural world. Contrasting colors find balance, a reflection of the beautiful synergy that arises when human intervention and nature coexist. The poem engraved on the base of the glass captures this message in writing. Lava blooms in time Mantle is formed, then passed on, Summits of glory Interestingly, the poem and the sculpture also narrate the story of the poem’s composer, Sara Ang, Director of Synergraphic Design, and the sculpture’s artist, Florence Ng, the Founder and Creative Director of Synergraphic Design. Florence is a veteran glass artist from Singapore who rallies to uphold the artistry of glass in the country and the region. Both the poem and the sculpture exemplify Sara and Flo’s collaborative harmony in preserving the craftsmanship of glass. They tell the story of a mother and child, who share the same passion and vision in their chosen craft and also paint a picture of leadership and succession within the family. The poem and the sculpture illustrate the originator passing the baton to the second-generation leader, who is to preserve and make rich the legacy of their craft. HOW SARA AND FLO COLLABORATE Sara and Florence unite their creative visions, converging their talents onto a single canvas. Florence, an illustrator, starts her creation visually in form, color, and movement, while Sara, puts words to emotion and thought. Together, they bring concepts and ideas to life, telling story through their combined creation. With each of their distinct styles and perspectives, they embark on a shared journey, weaving their individual artistry into a powerful whole. OTHER PHOTOS Photo Credit: RECOMMENDED READING How These Glass Trophies Were Made Specially For Tatler Homes Design Awards 2022 New Place, New Era Explore the Captivating World of Glass with ArteGlas by Synergraphic at Living With Art Singapore

The Londoner View All Projects Photo Credits: PROJECT INFO A free-standing screen made of metal and glass that was opaque and viewable from both sides. The design was to be a subtle pattern in a tone-on-tone color scheme of champagne gold. Location Macau Fabrication & Installation Synergraphic Glass Processes Sandcarving, Painting, Gilding Artist - Architect - Completed By 2020 Design Execution Synergraphic Artists & Artisans Specific Materials Customized Designer - Project Case Study Click Here Looking to create something like this? Let's talk! First Name Last Name Email Phone Write a message Submit Thanks for submitting! VIEW MORE PROJECTS