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Mrs Nana Au-Chua, COO of lighting company Million Lighting, has over 30 Oscar de la Renta gowns and cocktail dresses.

Three stylish women collect gowns that transform them into fashion royalty

Food found in Punggol: (From left) The noni fruit, also known as the Indian mulberry; butterfly pea flowers; the ivy gourd, also known as baby watermelons.

Foraging in Singapore: Field to table

Peranakan jewellery collections: Peter Wee's museum of treasures

(Left) A kerosang centrepiece with a deer motif that is estimated to have been made in the late 1800s. (Left below) These earrings are estimated to be made around the mid-1900s from 20K gold with rose-cut diamonds. A hairpin set which belonged to Mr

Peranakan jewellery collections: Norman Cho Shares grandma's passion

Mrs Fiona Treadwell uses succulents, herbs and fruit in her arrangements. Old-timer Floral Magic is now helmed by two generations and has gone the indie route. (From left) Ms Patricia Low, Ms Joanna Teo, Ms Linnette Lau, Ms Josephine Lau and Ms Lucy

Couture blooms: Indie florists offering exotic blooms

To make rosemary thrive, Mr Alexius Yeo (left) uses soil comprising sand and pumice rock. Mr Alex Ng (left) makes his grapes, grown in an HDB corridor, flower and fruit by pruning them. Summer Fong, 11, with the strawberry plant that she and her moth

Gardeners share how they make tropical gardens of apples, grapes and strawberries

Boutique service for aviators

Love is in the air for internet entrepreneur Fabian Lim

Childhood dream of piloting plane realised

Art collectors: Singapore is the place to be