The Trading Post Times

We love furniture. We love the way it looks and feels, but most of all we love how it can transform a room. A vintage-inspired piece of furniture can bring an entire space to life. It adds personality and style while also giving your home a unique character that's all its own. If you're looking for some vintage-inspired pieces for your home, look no further! You'll find unique pieces that are both functional and stylish. We've scoured the Spice Routes to bring you these 5 vintage-inspired furniture pieces, which are sure to add a touch of elegance to your home....

Easy to pack treats for your family and friends Every time one of our team have traveled home, their loved ones have asked a million questions about Singapore and Asia. For those who have never traveled through this region it evokes thoughts of an exotic paradise and tropical romance. For those of us wanting to share some of Singapore’s rich and romantic heritage with friends and family on distant shores, we have curated a collection of easy to pack and post Singapore inspired gifts. From fun kitchen accents for the cooks, to chic bar accessories for the cocktail enthusiast, our...

A trip to India to source products and discover treasures for Singapore Trading Post is always an adventure. Here's a look at one of Jo and Zoe's trips to India where they spent a few days travelling around meeting with our manufacturing teams and sourcing new treasures. Here's a few of their adventures!   The hustle and bustle of the streets is what makes it such a special and very busy place. When going about town to source our unique home décor and furniture pieces we find that the quickest travel mode in India is a ride on a scooter or by rickshaw!

Joo Chiat Road was a simple dirt track running through the plantations from Geylang Serai to the sea in the 1920s. It was named after Chew Joo Chiat, a wealthy land-owner and philanthropist, who purchased large plots of land in Katong and was known as the “King of Katong". (Urban Redevelopment Authority) In February 2011, the National Heritage Board designated Joo Chiat as Singapore’s first Heritage Town. The award provided funding for the development of heritage and community activities for the area. Present Day and Joo Chiat Road is a bustling spot filled with specialty stores (like Singapore Trading Post), home décor and fashion boutiques,...