National Design Centre

Love the design center. Always an experience. They have the Desa Potato exhibition but on the last week already. A cool showcase of how to reduce waste and uplift.

Visited National Design Centre and had a great experience! I happened to come during the UNIQLO Spring/Summer 2025 pop-up booth, which was a fantastic showcase of their latest collection. The space was well-organized, and the setup blended seamlessly with the centre’s creative and modern atmosphere. A special highlight was visiting on Valentine’s Day, where I received a flower while wearing a UNIQLO product—such a nice surprise that added a thoughtful touch to the event! The overall vibe of the space is inspiring, making it a great place to explore design, fashion, and creativity. Definitely a must-visit for those who appreciate art, design, and unique pop-up events in Singapore! Looking forward to returning for more exhibitions and special showcases in the future.

Very interesting installation at the National Design Centre! The creative works on display are truly impressive.

Nothing is possible exhibition. I will like to extend my greatest appreciation to the artist and workers. What a huge project it is. Hope the message is clearly disseminate to those who attend the exhibition.

Classic art deco building with a simple large space interior that has various rotating shows, so it's worth checking back to see what's on. Also wonderful Tanuki Raw Cafe, bookshop, and unique goods clothing and accessory store.

Cool looking place, with a hidden cafe within. Nice spot to hang around bugis

easy to get to from bugis mrt. they always have different exhibitions happening here and it’s always so nice to go in and see what’s going on.

We went to this place and by chance we managed to see the work of NTU design student on amd (if not mistaken). The exhibition was awesome, they all have a very interesting products to be shown

Beautiful space if you need some inspiration for you creative minds out there. It was just my first visit a few weeks back and I was blown away by its beauty - modern, minimalistic and clean. One of my favorite things to do whenever I visit is to walk in the "shared lab" (sorry forgot it's official name) - where students can register and work in there. During my visit, I had the privilege to talk to one of the students from NTU where he was building a model using a 3D printer. I was particularly interested as I was working on a 3D printing project lately. You get to see all the latest technology at work in the lab, so please check out if you're there for a visit. On the first floor houses an exhibition on the design industry in Singapore, from who are the people behind some of the prominent architectures in the city to teh latest technology in fashion to furniture. Very informative, and i would highly recommend you read the articles on display to understand more. For you shopaholic out there, there's a big Kapok store located at the other end of the building, on the ground floor. If you're not familiar with Kapok, it's a HK brand that houses smaller but quality lifestyle brands all under one roof. Expect to find Maison Kitsune, APC Paris, Common Projects, Freitag bags, leather goods and jewelries in this nicely spaced out shop. I was slightly depressed when APC closed down at Raffles Hotel but soon happy again to know Kapok now carries the men's and women's collection as well as their well known leather goods. Amen to that! So please drop by The National Design Center if you're within Bras Basah / Bugis area, I highly recommend it. What's even better? Entrance is FREE!