Planning a wedding has never been an easy feat to begin with. The arrival of COVID-19 has made it all the more challenging with the need to constantly adhere to prevailing (and changing) government measures.

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As of 29th October 2020, couples are allowed to host only one reception for up to 100 persons (or lower based on the venue’s safe capacity) with additional requirements on zoning and grouping of guests. (Please refer to the official GoCovid’s site for the most updated rules and measures.)...

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If your dream wedding has always been to take place in a gallery that’s minimalistic, artsy and airy, consider Miaja Gallery.

Housed on the second floor of the APS Building, the 4000-square-foot space is available for private functions and can accommodate up to 350 guests.

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Huawei today held its APAC lifestyle event, "The Showroom", at Gallery Maison Miaja that presents an interplay of technology and fashion.

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Got an event coming up and not sure what to do? 

Here’s Maison Miaja to the rescue.  

Founded by Isabelle Miaja, who runs an award-winning interior design firm and art gallery, it is a one

of a kind space that was born out of a passion for imagination and well, innovation.....

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What is art and how do you collect it? This simple question sparked the creation of this edition of Tatler Table in collaboration with UBS. Held at Maison Miaja, the dinner brought together over a dozen art enthusiasts within our Tatler community to have a light-hearted...

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Last Friday, we celebrated the launch

of E! Asia in Singapore at the gorgeous new Maison Miaja, where we rolled out the red carpet (literally!)

for our guests. Of course, giving them the E! Live From The Red Carpet experience was not enough, so we threw in a 180-degree photo booth, a sparkling spot on the red carpet, as well as a live illustration station....

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Secret party spaces: A wedding in an industrial park and other unusual venues for social events.

When guests arrived at singer Amanda Lee and finance manager Tan Yao Zong's wedding venue in July last year, they found themselves not at a swanky hotel, but in the middle of an industrial park in Tai Seng.

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