Set to open to the public in mid-July, it marks the first Blue Box Cafe in South-east Asia. The brand opened one such cafe in its new store at Lee Gardens in Hong Kong\u2019s Causeway Bay in June.<\/p>\n
In Singapore, look forward to a menu of elegant dishes developed in collaboration with Julien Royer, renowned chef-owner of three-Michelin-starred Odette.<\/p>\n
The dining experience is set to blend \u201cclassic American charm with French culinary sensibilities through a familiar Singapore lens\u201d, enjoyed within a space defined by the distinctive Tiffany Blue aesthetic.<\/p>\n
The cafe is one in a string of major happenings for the heritage jeweller here.<\/p>\n
After renovations\u00a0that began\u00a0in September 2025, the redesigned store features Tiffany & Co\u2019s\u00a0latest global design concept<\/a>\u00a0\u2013 emulating The Landmark, the brand\u2019s iconic Manhattan store. British architect Hugh Dutton was entrusted with designing\u00a0the Singapore facade, incorporating a kinetic light sculpture playing on the brand\u2019s legacy in diamonds.<\/p>\n Offering the full breadth of Tiffany & Co\u2019s creations \u2013 from Tiffany Icons to high jewellery \u2013 it is the house\u2019s only triplex boutique in Singapore.<\/p>\n Expect splashes of signature Tiffany blue, such as in a ceramic work by renowned New York ceramicist Peter Lane that unfolds across the back wall on Level 1.<\/p>\n Level 1 of Tiffany & Co\u2019s revamped Ion Orchard flagship store, which now spans three levels.<\/p>\n Tiffany & Co<\/p>\n Taking centre stage on this floor is the brand\u2019s Icons collection, which includes the Lock, T, Knot, HardWear, Sixteen Stone and Tiffany Setting lines.<\/p>\n On display is an archival object with a link to Singapore\u2019s heritage: the Monumental Bronze-Mounted Vase, circa 1898, the work of American artist and designer Louis Comfort Tiffany.<\/p>\n The first design director at Tiffany & Co \u2013 and the son of founder Charles Lewis Tiffany \u2013 was known for his glass artistry that drew inspiration from the natural world and frequently embraced Asiatic influences. The vase on display features swirling vines and pulled-feather details meant to evoke the flora and fauna of Singapore.<\/p>\n Also on Level 1 is a dedicated watch salon, a first for the brand here to showcase its horological masterpieces for men and women. A VIP suite lets you try pieces on in privacy, against the backdrop of a bespoke painting by English artist Darren\u00a0Almond.<\/p>\n The Watch Salon at Tiffany & Co\u2019s Ion Orchard flagship store.<\/p>\n Tiffany & Co<\/p>\n But the highlight of this floor is The Schlumberger Gallery. Showcasing the extraordinary collections of Jean Schlumberger \u2013 the legendary French jewellery designer whose career was synonymous with Tiffany & Co \u2013 this gallery is an interpretation of a room on the 10th floor at The Landmark.<\/p>\n Schlumberger was known for his whimsical interpretations of creatures of the sea and exotic\u00a0flora.<\/p>\n Rare pieces on show at Tiffany & Co\u2019s Ion Orchard boutique<\/p>\n To celebrate the opening, the store will host an exclusive archival exhibition open to the public from July 2 to 12, showcasing 20 rare jewellery and watch masterpieces from The Tiffany Archives.<\/p>\n Garden In Bloom takes visitors on a journey through Schlumberger\u2019s fantastical designs. Presented alongside other rare archival materials, the showcase explores the French designer\u2019s poetic approach and vision \u2013 and his knack for transforming the natural world into precious expressions of artistry.<\/p>\n Tiffany & Co\u2019s Butterfly Clip and Tulips Necklace from The Tiffany Archives.<\/p>\n Tiffany & Co<\/p>\n There is a Singapore element here too.<\/p>\n Like all great visionaries, Schlumberger travelled widely and found inspiration in textures, colours and forms from across the globe. Undated photographs taken by Luc Bouchage, his life partner, documented a trip to Singapore \u2013 with visits to the Singapore Botanic Gardens and Raffles Hotel, where Tiffany & Co would open its first store in Singapore in 1991.<\/p>\n It is thus believed that the Republic\u2019s environment and lush landscapes informed Schlumberger\u2019s imaginative work at Tiffany & Co.<\/p>\n While you will not find Rafflesia flowers or orchids in the designs, some of the archival pieces on display bear touches of regional flora and fauna. For instance, a 1961 Corosol Fruit Clip With Pegasus brooch is a nod to the soursop fruit that Schlumberger most likely encountered during his travels to Central America, the Caribbean and South-east Asia.<\/p>\n Featuring gold, rubies and demantoid garnets, the brooch opens in the front to reveal a unique detail: a gold Pegasus, or winged horse.<\/p>\n The Tiffany Archives\u2019 Corosol Fruit Clip With Pegasus brooch and the Hedges And Rows necklace.<\/p>\n Tiffany & Co<\/p>\n Another striking piece is an ornate necklace originally named Hedges And Flowers, now known as Hedges And Rows. Featuring a halo of 22 cushion-cut and rectangular-cut yellow sapphires, complemented by 13 turquoise cabochons, the bold piece has become one of Schlumberger\u2019s most iconic designs in his oeuvre.<\/p>\n The Ion Orchard store\u2019s grand opening on June 24 was graced by global celebrities, including South Korean actor Woo Do-hwan, Thai actor Win Metawin and Filipino actress Anne Curtis.<\/p>\n Garden In Bloom will be open to the public at Tiffany & Co, #01-21 Ion Orchard, 2 Orchard Turn, from July 2 to 12, 2026 Book a visit on\u00a0Tiffany\u2019s website<\/a> from June 25 onwards.<\/p>\n![\"Tiffany](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/france\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/06\/06c927a72ece0ea53d5387d463748673920d3e93b2c4326afa619d906237eb15.webp\")
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