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1st Storey – The New Multi-Label Store for Men Opens In Tiong Bahru
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1st Storey – The New Multi-Label Store for Men Opens In Tiong Bahru

Nestled within Tiong Bahru Estate, First Storey is boutique, art gallery, and vintage store, all rolled into one. The artistic space is dedicated to the very best of budding talents and crafted designs, all showcased in “living rooms”.

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