State Property and MORNING transform coffee machines into works of art for charity auction in Singapore

Three one-of-a-kind coffee machines inspired by a child's imagination are going under the hammer, with all proceeds supporting Rainbow Centre in Singapore. What happens when fine jewellery craftsmanship meets the everyday ritual of making coffee? In Singapore, the result is an unexpected collaboration that brings together thoughtful design, a child's imagination and a meaningful charitable cause. Homegrown fine jewellery house State Property and coffee technology company MORNING have joined forces to create three limited-edition coffee machines inspired by State Property's The Story of Everything jewellery collection. Each machine features intricate, hand-inlaid mother-of-pearl designs inspired by a fantastical world imagined by a three-year-old boy. The three creations will be auctioned online from 14 to 25 October 2026, with 100% of the proceeds going to Rainbow Centre. Beyond their striking designs, the collaboration tells a story about creativity, family and the importance of creating opportunities for people of different abilities. A child's imagination inspires an extraordinary collaboration The inspiration behind this collaboration is particularly heartwarming. The Story of Everything began not in a design studio, but during a bedtime storytelling session involving State Property co-founders Afzal Imram and Lin Ruiyin's then three-year-old son, Mika. In Mika's imaginary universe, a young boy travels through the cosmos alongside his companion, Captain Lime. Together, they navigate looping railroads, encounter glowing toadstools and embark on an adventure in search of a golden egg. What started as a child's imaginative tale eventually became the foundation of State Property's The Story of Everythingjewellery collection, which also celebrates the brand's tenth anniversary. The collection embraces the freedom of childhood creativity, where ordinary rules do not apply and even the most unexpected ideas can become something beautiful. For this collaboration, three motifs from Mika's imaginary world have been reinterpreted on MORNING coffee machines, with mother-of-pearl inlays carefully applied by hand. "The Story of Everything began with our son telling us about a world that existed entirely in his imagination. We loved the freedom in the way he told it; there were no rules about where the story could go or what belonged together," shared Lin Ruiyin, Co-founder of State Property. The collaboration also reflects the shared design philosophy of two Singapore-born brands working in different industries. While State Property specialises in fine jewellery, MORNING focuses on elevating the coffee-making experience through technology and design. Meet the three one-of-a-kind coffee machines The collection comprises three individually designed MORNING coffee machines, each inspired by a different element of Mika's imagined universe. Every piece is unique, combining the functionality of a coffee machine with the intricacy of fine jewellery craftsmanship. 1. The Railroad Starting bid: S$1,350 Inspired by the winding railroad in Mika's imaginary universe, this design features mother-of-pearl tracks extending across both sides of the machine. Its playful curves represent the unexpected directions an adventure can take. On display: MORNING at New Bahru, 46 Kim Yam Road, #01-13. 2. The Toadstool Starting bid: S$1,250 Drawing inspiration from a planet covered in glowing mushrooms, The Toadstool features an intricate pattern inspired by a mushroom cap. Mother-of-pearl pieces contrast against the machine's black surface, creating an iridescent effect. On display: MORNING at Takashimaya Shopping Centre, Level B1, #B1-30A. 3. The Cosmic Egg Starting bid: S$1,150...

Horizon of Khufu Singapore review: An extraordinary virtual reality journey into ancient Egypt

Horizon of Khufu: Journey in Ancient Egypt offers an immersive virtual reality experience in Singapore, allowing visitors to explore ancient Egypt’s pyramids and culture. Developed with historical research and technology, the 45-minute exhibition combines education and fun, making it appealing for families and history enthusiasts alike. It opened on October 2, 2026, at GROUNDSEESAW.

Relive your school days at Junction 8 with free challenges, nostalgic games and exciting prizes this October

Junction 8 in Bishan is hosting “Beat the Stress: The Ultimate Schoolyard Showdown” from October 15-17 and 22-24, 2026. This free event features nostalgic challenges inspired by school days, offering fun and prizes. Participants can enjoy three zones of activities and earn rewards, including vouchers, while enjoying a midweek break or weekend outing.

State Property and MORNING transform coffee machines into works of art for charity auction in Singapore

State Property and MORNING transform coffee machines into works of art for charity auction in Singapore

Three one-of-a-kind coffee machines inspired by a child's imagination are going under the hammer, with all proceeds supporting Rainbow Centre in Singapore. What happens when fine jewellery craftsmanship meets the everyday ritual of making coffee? In Singapore, the result is an unexpected collaboration that brings together thoughtful design, a child's imagination and a meaningful charitable cause. Homegrown fine jewellery house State Property and coffee technology company MORNING have joined forces to create three limited-edition coffee machines inspired by State Property's The Story of Everything jewellery collection. Each machine features intricate, hand-inlaid mother-of-pearl designs inspired by a fantastical world imagined by a three-year-old boy. The three creations will be auctioned online from 14 to 25 October 2026, with 100% of the proceeds going to Rainbow Centre. Beyond their striking designs, the collaboration tells a story about creativity, family and the importance of creating opportunities for people of different abilities. A child's imagination inspires an extraordinary collaboration The inspiration behind this collaboration is particularly heartwarming. The Story of Everything began not in a design studio, but during a bedtime storytelling session involving State Property co-founders Afzal Imram and Lin Ruiyin's then three-year-old son, Mika. In Mika's imaginary universe, a young boy travels through the cosmos alongside his companion, Captain Lime. Together, they navigate looping railroads, encounter glowing toadstools and embark on an adventure in search of a golden egg. What started as a child's imaginative tale eventually became the foundation of State Property's The Story of Everythingjewellery collection, which also celebrates the brand's tenth anniversary. The collection embraces the freedom of childhood creativity, where ordinary rules do not apply and even the most unexpected ideas can become something beautiful. For this collaboration, three motifs from Mika's imaginary world have been reinterpreted on MORNING coffee machines, with mother-of-pearl inlays carefully applied by hand. "The Story of Everything began with our son telling us about a world that existed entirely in his imagination. We loved the freedom in the way he told it; there were no rules about where the story could go or what belonged together," shared Lin Ruiyin, Co-founder of State Property. The collaboration also reflects the shared design philosophy of two Singapore-born brands working in different industries. While State Property specialises in fine jewellery, MORNING focuses on elevating the coffee-making experience through technology and design. Meet the three one-of-a-kind coffee machines The collection comprises three individually designed MORNING coffee machines, each inspired by a different element of Mika's imagined universe. Every piece is unique, combining the functionality of a coffee machine with the intricacy of fine jewellery craftsmanship. 1. The Railroad Starting bid: S$1,350 Inspired by the winding railroad in Mika's imaginary universe, this design features mother-of-pearl tracks extending across both sides of the machine. Its playful curves represent the unexpected directions an adventure can take. On display: MORNING at New Bahru, 46 Kim Yam Road, #01-13. 2. The Toadstool Starting bid: S$1,250 Drawing inspiration from a planet covered in glowing mushrooms, The Toadstool features an intricate pattern inspired by a mushroom cap. Mother-of-pearl pieces contrast against the machine's black surface, creating an iridescent effect. On display: MORNING at Takashimaya Shopping Centre, Level B1, #B1-30A. 3. The Cosmic Egg Starting bid: S$1,150...
Horizon of Khufu Singapore review: An extraordinary virtual reality journey into ancient Egypt

Horizon of Khufu Singapore review: An extraordinary virtual reality journey into ancient Egypt

Horizon of Khufu: Journey in Ancient Egypt offers an immersive virtual reality experience in Singapore, allowing visitors to explore ancient Egypt’s pyramids and culture. Developed with historical research and technology, the 45-minute exhibition combines education and fun, making it appealing for families and history enthusiasts alike. It opened on October 2, 2026, at GROUNDSEESAW.

Relive your school days at Junction 8 with free challenges, nostalgic games and exciting prizes this October

Relive your school days at Junction 8 with free challenges, nostalgic games and exciting prizes this October

Junction 8 in Bishan is hosting “Beat the Stress: The Ultimate Schoolyard Showdown” from October 15-17 and 22-24, 2026. This free event features nostalgic challenges inspired by school days, offering fun and prizes. Participants can enjoy three zones of activities and earn rewards, including vouchers, while enjoying a midweek break or weekend outing.

Get moving at NEX this October with fitness challenges, wellness activities and exciting rewards

Get moving at NEX this October with fitness challenges, wellness activities and exciting rewards

NEX is hosting “Your Fitness Playground” from October 9 to 25, 2026, offering fitness challenges, wellness programs, and rewards exceeding S$10,000. Key activities include the NEXtreme Challenge for all ages, Active Ager’s Day focusing on healthy aging, and the free Start2Move program. Shoppers can win prizes through a lucky draw.

Fat Kids Are Harder to Kidnap returns to Singapore this October with 31 plays in 60 minutes

Fat Kids Are Harder to Kidnap returns to Singapore this October with 31 plays in 60 minutes

Singapore’s longest-running topical comedy, “Fat Kids Are Harder To Kidnap,” returns for its 18th year, offering an unpredictable theatre experience. Running from October 16-25, 2026, the show features 31 audience-driven sketches performed by a quick-thinking cast, satirizing current affairs and pop culture while allowing viewers to dictate the performance order.

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