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Tiffany & Co. ION Reopening: Woo Do-hwan, Win Metawin and Anne Curtis Lead the Guest List

Tiffany’s renovated ION Orchard flagship introduces a three-floor format and Southeast Asia’s first Blue Box Cafe.

By Jing Yi Tan15 january 20263 min read
Tiffany & Co. ION Reopening: Woo Do-hwan, Win Metawin and Anne Curtis Lead the Guest List
Look 01 — Sculptural tailoring photographed in Singapore. Photography: STRAITSG Studio

Tiffany & Co. reopened its ION Orchard flagship in Singapore in June 2026, unveiling a three-floor boutique that the house describes as its first triplex in the South Asia Pacific region.

The reopening celebration on 24 June brought together an international guest list including Korean actor Woo Do-hwan, Thai actor Win Metawin and Filipino actress Anne Curtis, alongside Singaporean and regional personalities.

The space is designed around Tiffany’s latest global retail concept, with the first floor dedicated to the Icons collection and the upper level set to house Southeast Asia’s first Blue Box Cafe. The cafe opened in mid-July with a menu created in collaboration with Odette chef-owner Julien Royer.

The boutique also features a kinetic light sculpture by architect Hugh Dutton and design elements inspired by Tiffany’s New York flagship, The Landmark.

What makes the project significant is its combination of retail and experience. Jewellery is increasingly sold through architecture, hospitality and cultural programming as much as through display cases.

For Singapore, the opening reinforces ION Orchard’s role as a regional luxury address. For Tiffany, it demonstrates how the house can translate its New York identity into a distinctly Asian retail environment without losing the codes that make it recognisable.

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Jing Yi Tan

Fashion editor and writer covering design, image-making and the creative networks connecting Southeast Asia.

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