Singapore Rainbow Building Magnet – Old Hill Street Police Station

Singapore’s Rainbow Building on a Ceramic Tile

Few facades in Singapore get photographed as often as the old Hill Street Police Station, a 1930s colonial block whose hundreds of shuttered windows are painted in a full rainbow, red and orange rising through yellow, green and blue. This magnet prints that whole grid of colour onto a glossy ceramic tile.

It is one of those buildings people photograph the moment they walk past, and the magnet keeps the same head-on, symmetrical view, right down to the small national flag hanging near the entrance and the “SINGAPORE” banner across the top.

A Flat Ceramic Photo Magnet for the Fridge

Unlike the chunky cast magnets, this one is a slim square tile: a sharp colour photograph sealed under a smooth, slightly domed glaze that makes the rainbow windows pop. A white frame runs around the edge and a solid black magnetic sheet backs the whole tile.

Flat and lightweight, it sits flush against the fridge without sticking out, and its neat grid of rainbow windows reads clearly even from across the kitchen – a slim alternative to bulky cast magnets that still puts one of Singapore’s most colourful landmarks on the door.