Shine this Christmas @ The Arena, Clarke Quay

Decor La Vie's lucky stars are shining brightly this Christmas at The Arena at Clarke Quay! We were engaged to decorate their club in time for this festive season and it was a success!!

Check out our stars at The Arena now!

Christmas New Design: Magical Night

Magical Night is our latest design for this coming Christmas. They come in three different colours: white paper with silver printing, red paper with gold printing and black paper with silver printing. They are now on OFFER for this Christmas season at S$25 (U.P. S$35). Place your order now and spend this Christmas with a difference.

Maad 1, 2 December: A Christmas Bazaar

Charity Project @ Whispering Heart Infants Child Care Center

Sometime in October, Decor La Vie and a group of year one students from Singapore Management University had begun working together On a charity project at Whispering Heart Infants Child Care Center, located in Jurong West. The project is to build a reading corner in this child care center, and Decor La Vie had sponsored some of the Lucky Stars to this project for the children to have a nicer place to read.

Don is action with the installation.

Thanks to students from SMU, the children will now have a cosy corner to enjoy reading "Three Little Pigs" and "Little Red Riding Hood"

MAAD November 07 @ Little Red Dot Museum

NUS update!

Our stars had brought much colour and life to the dark corridors of Arts over the past 2 days, and I must say that it was wonderful -- all the red stars and Glitzy Gold stars were sold out on the first day!

Thank you NUS for the wonderful support, and we hope you love your new stars! Many people asked if we would come back again to NUS... and with such good response, why not? So do keep a look out, guys!

To those who have made orders, we shall keep in touch for the collection of your stars soon. Meanwhile, do continue mugging with anticipation! =P

Lucky Stars are coming to NUS!

To NUS students:

If you've always been tripping over your steps in the Arts canteen, admiring the big and colourful stars being hung up there, we're pleased to announce that our beautiful stars will be sold in Arts Faculty, NUS next week!... in limited stocks! At DISCOUNTED PRICES! So if you want one do come early!!

P.S. we assure you that it'll be the talk of your hall if you hang one in your room. =)

MAAD October 07 @ Little Red Dot Museum

We're featured!

Decor La Vie was featured in an article in the 27th September issue of iWeekly! It was a feature on the things you can find at the Singapore Riverside Market and our pretty stars caught their eye!

Oops, but they had made a few mistakes!

Singapore River Market 29, 30 September 07

Another SRM coming up for this month. Come join us in the fun!

Lucky Star Arrived in France

Francoise from Avignon, France, has purchased one of our Lucky Stars online and we posted to them all the way from Singapore by airmail. Here are the photos from her.

Looks like our two pin plug works well in France too.

This is Franciose and her husband in the living room.

Singapore River Market 18th & 19th August 2007

Decor La Vie was invited to the FIRST Singapore River Market! We were located inside The Art House at 2nd level. Check Out http://www.singaporerivermarket.com/

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Let this shine in your room! We guarantee that you'll love it!



Our Commando Don, "scaling the heights" to bring the beautiful stars to life!

The (NEW) Deck @ NUS

The Deck, a.k.a Arts Canteen of NUS, will be reopening tomorrow 13th August, after a semester of closure. It has a totally new, modern, spacious outlook. And Decor La Vie is honoured to have played a part in its reconstruction. After all, it is our university, a world class institution.

Before: bare, circular, white ceiling.

After: decorated with colourful lighting stars, casting shades of lights and colours to the walls and ceiling...

A general view of the new Arts canteen. Maaaaany tables and brightly lit.


The team behind the scene: (from left) CF, Kat, Don

A star light sky


The stars are arranged in different heights and colour combinations by the architect.

This is the architect, Geoffrey. (left)


Directly from below...

From afar...

Voila! Les Etoiles!