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Inside a Chinatown antiques shop where a father and son cast old objects in a new light

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Joyee Koo
Inside a Chinatown antiques shop where a father and son cast old objects in a new light
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A father-and-son duo operates East Inspirations, an antiques shop in Singapore's Chinatown that repurposes vintage items into functional home decor like lamps. The business blends traditional heritage with modern lifestyle design.

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It illustrates the preservation of cultural heritage through sustainable business practices and the evolution of family-run retail in historic districts.

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PK and Jacob Cheong are the father-and-son duo behind East Inspirations, an antiques and lifestyle shop in Chinatown known for transforming imperfect antiques and unexpected vintage objects – from biscuit moulds to an old iron – into table lamps.

Father-and-son duo PK and Jacob Cheong run antiques and lifestyle shop East Inspirations in Chinatown. (Photo: CNA/Joyee Koo)

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