Never Too Small is a quarterly magazine that offers a curious, fun, and playful look at experimental and sustainable design, living in small spaces, urban life, and culture.

This is one of those issues that we were so excited about that we decided to dedicate an entire magazine to a single place. We took a trip, and this is what captivated us: designer Timo Wong, from Studio Juju, explained to us that his country is not weighed down by the shackles of the design legacy that exists in many other countries. This means that the creatives, artists, architects, and designers of Singapore, in Timo's words, "have a blank canvas." And this is something cool and exciting.

So cool and exciting that we decided to dedicate an entire issue of our magazine to it. But, by the way, this is not the Singapore you think you know. Of course it is elegant and sophisticated, but it is also authentic, fun, and, frankly, vibrant. From the "full life" vision of Three-D Conceptwerke, the ingenious tricks of Hunn Wai and Olivia Lee to recreate their "zen speakeasy" style apartment, the extraordinary creativity of E Ian Siew's inflatable lamps, to the seductive qualities of Hans Tan's provocative porcelain and the mystical world of painter, illustrator, tattoo artist, and guitarist Wolfsloth, this trip is quite an adventure.

The journey continues with three very different apartments: one on wheels, another that creates a balcony out of nothing, and another that makes the most of its unusual angles. In addition, we offer you practical tips from local small-space experts through our Small Space Living Support Group. You will also find an adorable mini-magazine with travel tips for Singapore, ready to use.

English text.

235 pages