There are only 500 black-and-white colonial houses left in Singapore. The historic homes are protected and managed by the Singapore Land Authority (SLA). Interior designer Elizabeth Hay showed ...

Historic white Tudor homes with distinctive black trim and resting on large plots of land offer homeowners a quiet oasis in a city of high-rises; ... Singapore’s Colonial Tudors ...

Black and white houses in Singapore are mostly owned by the Singapore Land Authority (SLA). If you're thinking of living in one of these 500 colonial bungalows built in the 19th century, you can only ...

When visiting Singapore, you can get inspired by the elegant and bold combination of black and white displayed in the fabulous Club Hotel. Located in a fashionable Singaporean location – at 28 ...

Today, there are about 500 of these black and white houses remaining in locations such as Seletar. Managed and preserved by the Singapore Land Authority (SLA), they are mostly state-owned. While most ...

24-year-old Ngoh Shian Bang has digitally coloured black-and-white photos of former President Benjamin Sheares, war hero Lieutenant Adnan Saidi, Singaporean pilot who flew on D-Day Tan Kay Hai and ...

What a Singapore black-and-white house lacks in mod cons it more than makes up for in atmosphere. Peripatetic artist moves day-to-day living outside in colourful makeover of a colonial classic.

Since the start of the year, two black-and-white bungalows in Singapore have been rented for more than S$30,000 per month.

Entrepreneur Charlie Cameron, founder of the blog Lottie Lifestyle, took a bare-bones approach when it came to decorating her 6,700 sq ft black-and-white rental heritage home in Singapore.

THE Singapore Land Authority (SLA) is studying the feasibility of a longer leasehold period – such as 30 or 60 years – for an entire black-and-white bungalow estate, so that a private developer can ...

Colourising black and white images by hand can take up to 30 days per image, although they will often be more accurate. Colourise makes the process far more accessible.