Celebrating 30 illustrious years in Singapore, French luxury jeweller Cartier unveiled the third and final chapter of its Nature Sauvage high jewellery exhibition in the city, set within the historic Former Command House. Elegant and refined, the exclusive experiential showcase unfolded across six immersive rooms, each a testament to the Maison’s storied craftsmanship and creative vision.
Blending elements of nature, culture and luxury, the exhibition space was transformed into a multisensorial journey, bringing Cartier’s iconic collection to life in bold, vivid, and imaginative forms. Architectural flourishes and ornate decorative motifs wove a rich visual tapestry, celebrating the essence of French artistry while delicately echoing the vibrant intricacies of the local Peranakan heritage.
Client
Venue
Former Command House
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Scope
- Fabrication
- Installation and Dismantling
- Project Management
“Cartier’s Nature Sauvage offered guests an intimate experience with the Maison’s artistry, blending elegance and multisensory wonder in a refined high jewellery showcase.”
The experience began with Thrill with the Wind, where every detail integrated the poetic splendour of nature with elevated luxury. From the flutters of the towering, hand-woven rattan ‘Super Flowers’ to the elegant curvatures of sculpted, textured walls, each architectural element intertwined seamlessly to evoke a sense of fluidity and grace.
