SINGAPORE - If you use the signs at the National Gallery Singapore to help you find your way around the cavernous space, you have local designer Kelley Cheng, founder of publishing and design consultancy The Press Room, to thank.
"The whole system - from where to put the signs, how they should look, the palette and even the toilet signs - was designed by us," says the 47-year-old, who worked on the project for eight years.
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