In 2007 Jarrod moved permanently to Singapore and began working from his small apartment. It proved to be an excellent decision as he continued to build on all his previous European experience, while still allowing himself to be influenced by his new surroundings.Asia has provided a whole host of new opportunities and perspectives on the idea of ‘international design’ as it continues to cement itself as the ‘future of global production.’ Local manufacturing has allowed Jarrod to initiate self-directed projects that have been licensed to well-known international clients and also given him the opportunity to explore the potential of mass production for a global audience.Jarrod now has his own studio in Eastern Singapore with an enticing gallery space at the front and his office tucked away at the back.