Singapore’s Hidden Design Gem: A Laminate Showroom In An Industrial Area

In this week’s episode, we explore the EDL Gallery, a recently launched space dedicated to showcasing interior building materials. Located at 17 Woodlands Terrace, this gallery features a diverse range of high-pressure laminates, compact worktops, wall-cutting materials, and designer accessories.
The gallery is designed to function as both a showroom and a creative space. Its unique architecture consists of interlocking volumes, each representing different material applications and demonstrating the interconnected nature of the business. Central to the gallery is a staircase with an EDL logo, set against an off-form concrete wall and framed by a metal mesh stair core, echoing the design of the EDL laminate catalogue spine.
Visitors are greeted by a QR code mural crafted from out-of-production laminates, adding a playful touch to the space. The journey through the gallery begins at the optical bar, setting a tone of mystery and curiosity. The area is designed to highlight the tactile qualities of the materials, including an oversized lampshade made from compact off-cuts.
The library section offers an extensive view of 900 laminate designs, allowing for an immersive selection process. The canopy area, designed to evoke a forest retreat, features hidden displays and adjustable lighting to facilitate material comparisons. Three indoor tree houses within the canopy present large format laminates and popular designs, adding a whimsical touch.
A cabin, styled with a pitched roof, showcases a modern living environment with compact worktops and furniture. This section aims to inspire visitors by demonstrating practical applications of the materials. Additionally, the module spa presents wall-cladding materials in innovative ways, framed by a circular window that evokes a cabin-in-the-woods feel.
The Viefe Studio highlights designer accessories from Spain, including handles, knobs, and wall hooks. These accessories are also integrated throughout the gallery, contributing to the overall aesthetic.
The gallery is structured to guide visitors through a thoughtfully designed journey, with each zone dedicated to different materials and products, enhancing the overall experience of exploring interior design options.
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[@kahhwee]

This video uncovers a true hidden gem in Singapore's design scene. The laminate showroom in an industrial area is a brilliant example of creativity flourishing in unexpected spaces. I’m impressed by their thoughtful attention to detail, especially the area behind the Tree House where visitors can adjust lighting to see how different laminates look in various settings-such a practical feature for homeowners navigating tough decisions. The whimsical QR code mural made from out-of-production laminates with colourful Kueh Lapis-inspired edges adds a playful yet sophisticated touch. Their innovative approach to laminate design is truly inspiring and a must-see for new homeowners or anyone in interior design!

[@wenhaowu23]

Been to the sungei kadut showroom last year. It was impressive enough. This new one is another level.

[@aimeecloud]

What a gorgeous space!! More of an art gallery than a showroom. Makes choosing materials in our renovation journey such a joy. Worth it to make an excursion down!

[@peckkimchua3685]

Very pretty and immersive space. The set up allows home owners to easily visualise how the materials will fit in our home

[@lisat4892]

Such an inspiring & beautiful space. Would love to visit soon.

[@Dragonbaebe]

Stunning, feels like a whole art exhibition hall and the immersion is on a whole new level. And the range they have is pretty impressive. I feel like the space was designed to look good but practical at the same time. I'd be more confident picking out materials for my home if it was in this space. Super well shot too, as expected of Stacked.

[@byshagi]

wowz

[@gerardvongyw670]

A I'd paradise