KUNO: Traces of the Past That Still Speak
Uncover hidden stories behind vintage objects, traditions, and nostalgia that time cannot erase. 

KUNO is a space for those fascinated by vintage objects, fading traditions, and unrecorded stories. Here, we revive relics of the past—from enigmatic antiques to forgotten customs. Every object has a voice; every wrinkle in history holds meaning.

Join us as we dive into memory lane!

LIVING WITH ART,

Breathing with Heritage"

"Where Antiques Are Not Just Objects, But Companions of Time" 

ART is not confined to galleries.* It lives in the cracks of a weathered kamcheng jar, the faded stitches of a Nyonya kebaya, and the whispered tales of a 100-year-old kopitiam table. At *KUNO, we believe living with ART means weaving history into the everyday—honoring the craftsmanship of the past while letting it animate the present.  

The Peranakan kamcheng, for instance, was never meant to gather dust. Its gilded phoenixes and peonies once presided over kitchens and ceremonies, holding spices for feasts or sweetmeats for weddings. Today, it stands as a bridge between generations—a reminder that beauty thrives when functional art is lived with, not locked away.  

This is the heart of KUNO: to resurrect the soul of forgotten objects and traditions. To display a sarong as wall art, repurpose a colonial-era trunk as a coffee table, or retell legends through cracked porcelain. Here, every scratch tells a story, and every relic invites you to create new memories alongside old ones.  

Living with ART is living with intention.* It’s choosing to surround yourself with pieces that echo resilience, diversity, and the hands that shaped them. Whether it’s a Malay keris, a Chinese-Malay mooncake mold, or a British-era typewriter, these are not mere décor—they’re conversations with history.  

Join us in redefining ART as Ancestral Roots Tangible. Let’s fill our spaces with soulful heirlooms and traditions that refuse to fade. After all, the past isn’t behind us—it’s within us."  

"KUNO: Let Your Home Wear Its History. Explore Stories, One Artifact at a Time."