
We are a multidisciplinary team dedicated to reimagining social care, crafting meaningful experiences, and designing environmentally conscious products.
We hack spaces to bring social care to seniors where they are, not where we would like them to go.
Hack Kopitiam, supported by Lien Foundation, and in collaboration with different Social Service Agencies in Singapore, focuses on bringing social care outside of the active aging centers.

At the end of your life, what will make it easier to accept death?
Both Sides, Now: Living Well, Leaving Well is a program by ArtsWok Collaborative, an arts-based community development organization in Singapore. Both Sides, Now (BSN) develops spaces encouraging end-of-life conversations through arts practices and creative approaches. We work with and equip individuals, families, and communities to explore, express, and enact what living well and leaving well might mean to them.



Wallflower is a subtle reminder for us to rekindle our relationship with nature. It transforms seeds into art, giving them a constant presence and visibility in our living environment



Finding ways to improve support of families with children with disabilities.
To Journey with Care illuminates the unmet needs and service opportunity areas for PWDs at various pivotal milestones in life that begin from their transition from school to community, thus projecting future service pathways in the social care sector and beyond. The research helps calibrate the focus on key areas within the strategic roadmap by proposing critical shifts in the envisioned services to enhance and extend impact. The project was done in collaboration with The Care Lab and with the support of the Lien Foundation.



Bamboo offcuts from furniture manufacturing are mixed with a natural binder and molded into a colorful range of kitchenware.
Ekobo, France
Our creative work for international clients has earned the accolades of industry excellence awards including the Red Dot Design Award, Japan’s Good Design Award and the President’s Design Award from Singapore.
Miss Ahus, timeless in its visual language, manufactured with the best materials and processes.
Blå Station, Sweden

Inspired by Asian baristas in the 1960s, the KopiCup combines familiarity, function and good design to promote reusable habits.





Inspired by nature, these wireless charging pebbles have a slightly convex bottom carcass and require conscious balancing of the phone when you put it down. A gentle reminder that is time to disconnect and re-charge.
FENIX, Italy


Some clients we’ve
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We designed the everyday box to resemble familiar typologies, making the transition to reusables easier.
ReuseLab, Singapore



Terracotta, printed, locally.
With a surface that undulates and ripples like plant roots, this limited edition vase collection elevates kitchen herbs to a new level.
FabPub, UK