OUR VISION

OUR MISSION

At Dreamscaper, we bring sustainability to the forefront of events industry - from weddings, celebrations to conferences.

We help our clients make greener choices by providing them with time-saving, cost-effective and creative rental solutions. Connecting people and organizations to our ever-growing dreamscape of high-quality decor & unique props.

We believe it is our shared responsibility to take care of our planet. Every time an item is rented / reused / repurposed / recycled - we reduce the environmental cost per use and divert it from landfills. Every item that we have procured is a pixel in the bigger picture of making the world a better place.

Our growth and business strategies are aligned with our aspiration to make a larger positive impact in the world and lead the event industry towards a more sustainable future.

THIS IS FOR EARTH

We adopt the 5’R’ approach:
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Repurpose and Rent!

We are committed to reduce
our carbon footprint and achieve carbon neutrality!

Dreamscaper Singapore

To date, Dreamscaper.sg total rent count is

60,198 times = approx 51 tonnes

of potential waste diverted from landfills! (updated Nov 2024)

Grand Prize Winner of Windland Smith Rice International Awards 2012.

Exhibited at Smithsonian Natural History Museum, Washington, USA

Click here to view more of C.S.Ling’s works

OUR FOUNDER

Hi! I’m C.S.Ling, the founder of Dreamscaper.sg and an International Award-winning Wildlife Photographer. Over the past decade, I have seen first-hand through my lens, how mankind’s activities can negatively impact our climate & natural environment.

This leads me to create Dreamscaper - a purpose-driven business that not only creates beautiful memories for our clients but also helps preserve the one and only planet we have, Earth. Dreamscaper is leading the way to a more sustainable future and changing the way event industry works, for the better - forever.

Singapore Women's Weekly -
Winner of Great Women of our
Time (Arts & Media) 2011

7th President of Singapore
Dr. Tony Tan gifted her work to
Prince Philip, The Duke of Edinburgh, in 2014.