There was wine, cheese, and conversation flowing through the room. More than anything, there was warmth. Guests chatted with our owner, learnt more about the pieces, and shared stories of what caught their eye. It did not feel hurried. It felt like a house gathering in the language of Tiger & Lotus, where shopping was part discovery, part connection, and part celebration of the store we had built.
From 22 to 24 August, the sale continued for three more days, with selected items made available to a wider circle of visitors. Across the weekend, the energy stayed bright. People wandered in from Joo Chiat, browsed slowly, and found pieces to take home. Some came looking for gifts. Others came for something for their own space. The sale gave people a chance to encounter Tiger & Lotus in a slightly different way, not only through the objects themselves, but through the atmosphere around them.