#25 - HelloEmbryo

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A conversation with Melvin Tan and Linda Yuliana, the founders of HelloEmbryo. HelloEmbryo is a design collective, conceived out of a casual meeting in Singapore between two like-minded individuals from two different countries. This collaboration grew into an integrated design studio, now based in Jakarta and Singapore, offering interior design and architecture consultations. For further inquiry, visit http://helloembryo.com/ Enjoy!

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