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“Before I had my daughter, my life revolved around work. Now, I’ve had to take a step back to figure out a balance between both work and motherhood, as well as to make time for self-care and hobbies. I think all of these are equally important in maintaining sanity.”

“My wife and I started our design studio when we were still architecture students as a way to explore the vast realm of design outside of the field of architecture and dream bigger. We never expected it to become a business, but one thing led to another and it’s been 11 years since!”

"I’d say my style is comfortable and timeless, with a touch of Japanese accents. I like to visit Japan every year during spring or summer and that’s where I collect my outfits for the year, so I don’t shop for clothes much in Singapore.”

“Our life is but fleeting; we should use it to do our best.”

“I recently bought a book called ‘How to Organise Yourself’ for $30. I’m hoping it proves its worth. ”

“Food is not a glamorous industry. It involves a lot of hard work and you have to be willing to get your hands dirty.”

“A lot of times in life, I find myself asking this question—what’s the worse that could happen?”

"I’m actually ambidextrous. I was born left-handed but I grew up learning how to write with my right hand.”

“My son is two and a half years old and very expressive—the most amusing thing he’s done was to give me a box and say, “Mummy, this is your prize.” I opened it up and there was nothing inside!”

“People should care more about environmental issues by taking simple actions like recycling. It really doesn't take a lot of effort to recycle and minimise the use of plastic.”

“My ideal weekend would be—work out, pig out, pass out!”

“I've lived in Singapore, Boston and the U.K., but Boston is my favourite, because it was my home for four years.”