30YO Malaysian bungalow is now an eclectic showroom that feels like home


The original chandeliers that came with the bungalow were retained as they fit in with the bungalow’s 1970s feel. Photos: The Star/Raja Faisal Hishan

Childhood friends, Franki Turner and Gaya Subramaniam have remained close throughout the years despite living in different countries at one point.

While Turner set up homegrown accessories brand Frankitas and Gaya was a distributor of Malaysian brands – Frankitas’ products included – in Singapore, they soon found themselves taking their friendship to the next level by starting a business together in 2021.

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