WILD AT ART
Jun 11, 2021
4 minutes
EDITED BY CHARMAINE HO
By Jeffrey Yan
Photographed by
Phyllicia Wang.
Styled by
Daphne Tso
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“I ALWAYS THINK ABOUT HOW ONE THING WOULD WORK WITH ANOTHER—IT DOESN’T HAVE TO BE IN AN OVERT WAY, BUT THERE MUST BE A SENSE OF HARMONY WHEN ONE COLLECTS SO MANY OBJECTS.”
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ith her background in art history and her past experience assisting in the Southeast Asian Paintings department at Sotheby’s Singapore, it’s little wonder that Malissa Desmazieres has such a refined appreciation for the stories and past lives of spaces and objects. That comes through in both her home, a two-storey black-and-white colonial semi-detached house nestled in the verdant Wessex Estate,
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