Zoom backgrounds to use if you miss being out in Singapore

You might not be able to get a tan at Sentosa's Palawan Beach now but that doesn't mean you can't crack open a coconut and put on a pair of sunglasses at home with this background. Check out Sentosa's full list of Zoom backgrounds here.

If you're big on nostalgia, then you'll enjoy the National Heritage Board's album of backgrounds featuring the old-school playgrounds of Singapore. Check out the full list here.

Here at Time Out, we've been having daily meetings too, and one-week into this CB period, it seems like we've gotten pretty productive while working from home. Here are some of the Zoom backgrounds we use that you can have as well.

Built in 1910, the steely exterior of Anderson Bridge looks like something out of a dystopian flick. It has a dark past too – soldiers during the Japanese Occupation would hang the heads of criminals along the bridge as a deterrent.

Gardens by the Bay Floral Fantasy makes for a pretty backdrop but take it one step further by lighting a scented candle to complete the experience.

Have a Zoom date where you want to show off how artsy and cultured you are? Switch to this pic with the National Gallery Singapore in the background. Did you know you can also browse through its collection of over 1,000 artworks online?

Put your hands up in the air and wave them like you just don't care – 'cos let's face it, what else do you have to do these days anyway?

People's Park Complex was built in 1967 and has been an iconic part of Chinatown ever since. Bring this slice of history to your living room with this background.

Till we can all come together and sit for a meal at the hawker centre again, the next best thing is to gather your colleagues for a team lunch with this background instead.

Ah, the majestic Merlion against our gorgeous city skyline at dusk. It doesn't get more patriotic than this.

It might have only opened to the public last year, but Jewel Changi Airport has already become a national icon. Plus it never hurts to dream about your next getaway once we can take to the skies again.

Here's a quirky one for all you cool cats and kittens. Show off your quirky side with this background of Haw Par Villa, Singapore's strangest theme park that's filled with over 1,000 statues from Chinese mythology.