VOYAGE MAGAZINE

Creating beautiful and functional products with bamboo, Yiwooo is dedicated to bringing traditional technique to a modern audience.       When and why did you decide to start Yiwooo?   I came into contact with takezaiku, a Japanese

Asian aesthetics have become mainstream and it is common to see Buddha statues and batik cushions in many modern households.But there's much more to Asian decorative arts than meets the eye. In this series,we dive into different traditional crafts from Asia, examining their roots, histories, and stories – along with how they continue to evolve and define design today.  

A home fragrance brand by a wife and husband duo, The BLOMSTRE offers a wide range of scents to serenade your senses.  

Enhance your wellness journey with our product picks for awakening and rejuvenating all five senses.    Left to right: The Red Ginseng Ritual Kit by NestBloom and Star Herbal Blend

Photo credit: ANADA   Adopting a holistic approach to sustainability, ANADA is building a healthy, happy future.    The co-founders of ANADA, Will and Anysia.   Anysia, originally from Java, has a background in biotechnical science wherein she focused on studying the use of natural materials to create cosmetics and other consumer products. Will permanently moved to Indonesia from Australia almost a decade ago after finishing a degree in international and community development and has

Paying homage to our shared maritime history, Māzú Resortwear creates inspired men's swimwear and more using recycled plastic.   Left to right: Māzú Resortwear's Ocean Recycled Plastic Swimming Shorts and Atlas Linen Shirt. How did it all start? Tell us the Māzú Resortwear story? I started Māzú Resortwear in 2013 driven

Words by: Tanya Singh Conversations with leading interior designers in Singapore about sustainable interior design and how it can be achieved. Design that Responds to the 5 R's The Founder and Regional Managing Director of Orb Associates, Hendra Sutedjo has a gradational method in place in order to achieve

Whether you think sustainable tourism is a marketing exercise or the future of travel, one thing is for sure – it’s here to stay.