La Gourmet is proud to announce an exciting collaboration with Mediacorp and Emerald Hill Drama, combining the rich cultural essence of the iconic series with La Gourmet’s timeless quality and innovation. Inspired by the heritage charm and elegance of Emerald Hill, this exclusive Emerald Hill Collection features beautifully designed cookware and kitchen appliances that celebrate the nostalgia and artistry of the drama.
The collection seamlessly blends intricate designs reflective of Peranakan motifs with La Gourmet’s trusted durability and functionality. This partnership brings a unique opportunity for fans to own a piece of the Emerald Hill legacy, while enjoying premium kitchen essentials crafted for modern homes.
The Emerald Hill Collection draws its creative inspiration from The Little Nyonya Singapore drama series, blending the rich heritage of Peranakan culture with a modern aesthetic. This design celebrates the timeless elegance of Peranakan patterns while making it accessible and relevant to contemporary tastes. Here’s a breakdown of the inspiration:
Emerald Hill’s Historic Charm
The collection name and design reference Emerald Hill, a historic area in Singapore known for its beautifully preserved Peranakan-style architecture. This echoes the harmony between heritage preservation and modern city life.
Peranakan Tile Motifs
The intricate geometric and floral patterns are a direct nod to traditional Peranakan tiles often seen in heritage shophouses. These tiles symbolize the cultural vibrancy and artistic finesse of the Peranakan community, while the pastel color palette adds a fresh and youthful feel.
Modern Minimalism
While the patterns stay true to their roots, the overall design embraces a clean, minimalist layout with gentle pastel tones. The simplicity ensures it appeals to a wider audience, blending tradition with modern functionality.
Contemporary Utility
The design pairs heritage visuals with a sleek, practical form factor, like the 600ml thermal tumbler, catering to the modern-day consumer who values functionality as much as aesthetic appeal.