Never Too Small is a quarterly magazine from the Melbourne studio of the same name, devoted to small-footprint living. Issue eight breaks the usual format and hands the whole thing over to a single city: Singapore. About This Issue The premise came out of a conversation with designer Timo Wong of Studio Juju, who described Singapore as a place unencumbered by the weight of an established design legacy—which leaves its architects, artists and designers free to begin from nothing in particular. The magazine found the idea compelling enough to build an entire issue around it. What follows is not the polished city-state of the tourist brochure. It is sleek, certainly, but also gritty, playful and more than a little electric. Three apartments anchor the issue: one on wheels, one that manufactures a balcony where there wasn't one, and one that gives in gracefully to its own awkward angles. Around them sit the makers—E Ian Siew's inflatable lamps, Hans Tan's provocative porcelain, and Wolfsloth, who paints, illustrates, tattoos and plays guitar in roughly equal measure. Key Features A single-city issue devoted entirely to Singapore design and small-space living Three apartment case studies: one mobile, one with an invented balcony, one built around its awkward geometry Three-D Conceptwerke on what they call fruitful living Hunn Wai and Olivia Lee's camping-gear hacks for their zen speakeasy apartment Profiles of E Ian Siew, Hans Tan and the artist Wolfsloth Small Living Support Group: practical advice from Singapore-based small-living experts A pull-out-and-assemble mini zine guide to the city What You'll Discover How designers work when there is no dominant national design tradition to push against Three distinct strategies for wringing usable space out of a constrained apartment plan The material experiments—inflatable, ceramic, hacked—coming out of Singapore's independent studios Where to eat, look and wander, by way of the pull-out insider's guide Specifications Format: Softcover magazine Issue: #8 — Singapore Frequency: Quarterly Language: English Publisher: Never Too Small Publication Date: August 2026 Perfect For Readers planning a trip to Singapore with design in mind, apartment dwellers after tested small-space strategies, and anyone following the independent studios shaping South-East Asian design. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Bookshop by Uro (@bookshop_by_uro)