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Midtown Modern
Bronze Hour - Photographers plan entire days around one hour of light, the last warm hour, when everything glows and the city finally softens. This home never lets that hour go. For a young family living above one of Singapore's densest districts, the brief was a home that could slow the day down. So every material was tuned to a single temperature: burnished bronze that holds light rather than reflecting it, leather-wrapped panels, smoked-timber lines carrying one quiet rhythm from the entry screen to the fluted consoles, marble veined in rust and sienna, cove lighting set to amber, never to white. The living spine runs uninterrupted toward the balcony, handing the skyline back to the family on their own terms, while the dining wall composes piano, pendant and bronze marble into one still elevation for the household's evening rituals.
The bedrooms answer with first light, combination of white marble look, soft brass, bouclé. Dressing spaces concealed within the wardrobe volumes, and children's rooms where every platform step is a drawer, storage as architecture, planned to serve them at six and at sixteen. Outside those windows, the city changes by the minute. In here, it is always the hour worth coming home to.
Namly Crescent
The White Peacock - Every home keeps an emblem, whether it knows it or not. This one presides over the living room, where hosts and guests gather, featuring a peacock in an arched niche among the family's photographs - pride, beauty and heritage in one bird.
The rarest peacocks are white. Strip the colour away and what remains is pure display showing form itself, fanned wide. That is this reconstruction's idea made visible. A ribbed vault spreads over the dining room like tail feathers in plaster. Balustrades ripple across the facade. Arches repeat from the double-height entrance to the smallest niche, the display growing louder the whiter it becomes until it meets its single red flash, blazing at the main door.
Beneath the display sits the nest. The original columns were not demolished but reinforced, strong enough to carry a storey that never existed. The house rose from 185 to 325 square metres around the lives it keeps, five rooms for five family members, a blush kitchen beneath the vault, quarters for the helpers who hold their days together, a prayer room at its heart, a lift for the decades ahead.
A rare bird does not need colour to be unforgettable. Neither does a home.
Geylang Bahru
Embernook - The owners named this flat themselves; the name is the brief. Built for a couple and their three aging dogs in the neighborhood where the owner's father caught crabs by the kampung rivers. At the time, home had two jobs, keep a fire and keep the world quiet.
The ember is inherited. Three generations of this family were hawkers, so the kitchen is a genuine working one; open steel shelving, heavy pots at arm's reach, pre-loved wares collected one by one, Peranakan tiles dissolving into terrazzo underfoot.
The nook is engineered. One homeowner is autistic with ADHD, experiencing every sound, bump and glare at full volume, hence every surface is matte, and the palette holds a quiet baseline drawn from the old Kallang Basin pool's blues, the park connectors' greens and warm wood, with sparks of orange allowed to sing. The storeroom gave way to a work-from-home study; the bathroom, replanned on site around an undocumented pipe, gained a grooming station at dog height, its pipe painted pool-blue, not hidden. R11 tiles grip twelve aging paws.
Nothing here was curated for trends. It was shaped by life, with the fire kept low, the world kept gentle, a family kept warm.
Hougang Avenue 3
The concept centres on light and connection, reimagining a compartmentalised five-room flat as a single, open living environment. Walls were brought down and a solid partition exchanged for glass, allowing daylight to travel uninterrupted from one end of the home to the other. The kitchen, once sealed off and confined, was extended and reintroduced as part of the main living zone — a deliberate shift that places everyday rituals, cooking and gathering within the same shared space rather than apart from it.
Material and lighting decisions reinforce that openness. Sintered stone worktops run alongside an extended prep counter and full storage wall, with a concealed hood and appliances integrated flush into the carpentry for an uninterrupted surface. Illumination is layered rather than singular — warm task lighting over work surfaces, diffused ambient light across the living area, and an accent pendant marking the foyer on arrival.
Casa Pasir Ris
The Collected Home - This family never asked for a style. They arrived with a collection, furniture gathered over the years, and bold framed artworks claiming entire walls and a 2,400-square-foot penthouse that did not yet know how to hold it.
Hence the design became an act of curation. One black line frames the whole home: French steel arches at the entry, a sculptural spiral staircase coiling through its centre, black-framed glazing holding the sky at the top. The same line thins into the powder room's kit-kat tile grid and aged brass, then scatters into the patterned floor of the rooftop kitchen. Beneath the pieces, the grounds stay deliberately quiet with heritage terrazzo, patterned tile, wooden parquet, therefore every furniture and collection carries its own colour.
Space planning gave each ritual its rightful room. The entry opens as a gallery. The bedrooms stay serene and white for rest. And the best room went to the most everyday ritual of all, featuring a rooftop kitchen and patio in daylight and coastal breeze, where the family cooks, entertains friends over coffee, and lingers. A collection is gathered over a lifetime. A home is designed once, and this one was designed to hold both.
Fernvale Palms
Form & Function Having Fun - The concept embodies the essence of modern design through principles being shaped by organic and natural influences, creating a harmonious blend of sleek, modern aesthetics with natural forms and textures.
The ceiling and herringbone vinyl floor featuring light oak faux wood grains create a warm and inviting touch that draws the eye upon entrance. The matching wood color ties seamlessly with the overall built-in carpentry offering a cohesive look, integrated with an open-kitchen layout with beautiful arabescato viola marble-look sintered stone for visual impact. The combination of white backdrop with natural forms and large black-framed glass panels creates a balanced contrast complemented by the overall warm wood and carefully selected furniture, bringing together a stylish modern home with sophisticated vibe.
Cote D'Azur
This seaview residence embodies a serene blend of modern minimalism and coastal tranquility. The design focuses on clean lines, a muted neutral palette, and tactile materials that evoke calm and spaciousness. Soft beige and ivory tones create a warm, inviting atmosphere, while subtle dark accents and integrated lighting add contemporary contrast.
The open-plan layout maximizes natural light and sea views, promoting seamless flow between the living, dining, and kitchen areas. Minimal furnishings, built-in cabinetry, and refined detailing enhance functionality without visual clutter. The result is a timeless, elegant home that harmonizes simplicity, comfort, and the natural beauty of its seaside setting.
Keat Hong Mirage
The Motion Illusion - The interior design embraces the balance of curvilinear elements and multitude of vertical strip lines detailing not only to create a gentle and comforting vibe but also reflecting a sense of fluidity and continuous illusory motion in the flat.
The first impression of the interior features an interesting wooden-look herringbone floor combined with neutral color accents from the built-in carpentry and furniture, bringing together a subtle mix of timeless concept. The main idea of the concept is to create a flow of materials and furniture through diverse elements and detailing which complement each other in a minimalistic manner and bring the space to life.
Sumang Link
Designed for a couple and their two cats, this dwelling is conceived as a calm, filled sanctuary that balances refined aesthetics with everyday comfort. The overarching concept draws from warm Scandinavian influences, expressed through a restrained palette, natural timber tone, soft textures, and gentle layering of light. The result is a home that feels cohesive, welcoming, and quietly elegant, supporting both human routines and feline companionship.
Lifestyle needs are align to the design. The home supports relaxed living, hosting, and day-to-day rituals, with thoughtfully positioned seating, soft furnishings, and warm ambient lighting. Cat-friendly considerations such as open floor areas, accessible ledges, and durable, easy-maintenance materials are subtly integrated without compromising the overall aesthetic. Decorative elements, greenery, and curated displays add personal warmth, reflecting the couple’s appreciation for comfort, nature, and mindful living.
Sky Terrace @ Dawson
Embracing Diversity - In the heart of modern design, we embarked on a captivating interior project that seamlessly wove together the sleek lines of contemporary aesthetics with the cultural richness drawn from our clients personal collection. The design intention is to create a home that is a true reflection of individuality, sophistication and a celebration of diverse cultural influences.
Striking a balance between contemporary chic and cultural elegance, the interior space possesses a harmonious blend of stylish feature and furnishings with the client’s collection of heirlooms and art pieces in a setting with a rare high ceiling and panoramic city view from windows. Walls were tactfully brought down to create an open-concept haven, fostering a sense of connectivity and spaciousness.
OLA EC
Every space serves multiple purposes: the living area integrates storage with a sleek feature wall, while the children’s room combines study, sleep and wardrobes within a custom loft design. The master bedroom incorporates a workspace and built-in cabinetry for seamless functionality.
Despite its modest footprint, the home achieves balance between comfort, practicality, and aesthetics - proving that thoughtful design can make compact living both stylish and efficient.
Royal Hallmark
The design language here is rounded rather than rectilinear, shaping a warm-minimalist condominium around curves and arches. Softened corners run through the carpentry, a floating console turns without a single sharp edge, and arched recesses punctuate the walls — a single motif, repeated, that gives the home its signature. The intent is calm on arrival: forms that ease movement through the narrower condominium corridors, and surfaces a young family can live around safely. Straight lines organise a room; here, the curve is what makes it restful.
Materials remain quiet so the forms can speak. Light oak and ash meet dove grey and white across marble-look porcelain, lifted by muted sage and a single wall of ochre microcement in the dining area. Each arched niche is backed in marble and lit from a concealed strip, turning everyday objects into display. Cove lighting and recessed toe-kicks trace the curves, so the whole home warms as the evening sets in. In the bedrooms, a timber headboard and layered curtains anchor the master, while the son's room resolves a raised platform bed with pull-out storage, an integrated desk and rounded display niches within a compact footprint.
La Salle Street
The Ideal Contrast - The overall concept of this three-storey intermediate terrace house showcase the deliberate play of contrasts combined with sophisticated yet elegant design elements. The idea is derived from the project’s objective which is to prioritize adequate amount of brightness in a stylish interior with homeowners’ preferences on dark accents as the only sources of natural light coming into the first level is from the front, back and skylight.
The interior boasts a contemporary consistency in design details, from distinct wooden strips on a curved feature wall to the sleek black lines and LED concealed light strips on ceiling that offers functionality. Architectural features, oversized plants and also different play of materials like the big format concrete-look wall tiles in the hall and the bold marble grain countertops in the kitchen create dramatic contrasts, richness and distinction to the interiors. The other highlight in the kitchen is the creation of more preparation space with the luxury of natural light from the extension to yard while keeping it enclosed with stylish glass doors. On the upper levels, the wood-look floor tiles are chosen to soften the space as it brings more warmth and coziness to the bedrooms. Filled with a combination of earthy colors and some pop of cool colors over high-end contemporary furnishings, this sophisticated home also underwent an expansion in the master suite to enlarge the wardrobe space and a bathroom with gorgeous marble print for a home-spa. The top most level of the house is fully utilized for home office and gym. With the new norms, the homeowners require more space to work from home and designated areas to hold conference calls and daily meetings. Storage spaces and display niches are designed and proposed based on aesthetics and functionality.
Frankel
The design objective is to have a minimalist approach with visually light and neutral color theme. Interior spaces are planned based on the idea of form follows function in an open-concept setting in order to make the home look more spacious. A combined living and dining room chiefly opens more avenues for social interaction and provides an area to showcase a mix of beautiful furniture.
Another feature of such mid-century modern concept is to encourage a sense of continuity between indoor and outdoor. The full height windows span across the open living and dining areas are meant to be kept full height and length to let in maximum natural light as well as fresh air to waft inside.
Simplicity is a core feature of most mid-century modern rooms, and this kitchen is no exception. It’s serene white shade and shaker style cabinets with marble grain countertops are balanced by the shades of neutral warm wood grain to match overall scheme.
Ekoflora JB
Blend, Not Bland - The hallmark of a contemporary house is clean, muted and an uncluttered appearance. This two-storey corner terrace house adapts the concept while featuring distinct design detailing of both simple and geometrical forms found in built-up carpentry at every corner of the house. The interior design also showcases the use of neutral colors and muted shades with sufficient high contrast elements to add visual interests such as light fixtures, black accents on carpentry detail and the carefully curated matching marble dining table and backsplash in the open kitchen.
The ultimate aim of the project is to create more usable space based on homeowners’ requirements without compromising on the natural light and breeze wafting in daily. A key move was opening up the living, dining as well as the kitchen towards the patio space and the garden beyond, adding internal vistas and a sense of generosity. The structural columns that were exposed as a result of the expansion were then treated efficiently. The one at the living area was hidden with a full height dual storage and display divider by segregating the living and dining area while the one at kitchen was clad with darker laminate tone to create contrast doubles up as an anchor for the island counter and marks the dry kitchen space together with the laminated wood ceiling.
Double Bay Residences
Let There Be Lines - Functionality and a contemporary take led the design concept of this modern minimalist condominium unit. The interior design embrace the balance of featured lines derived from carpentry details, fittings and fixtures, furniture and concealed light strips with neutral color and material palette, bringing together a subtle mix of timeless concept.
The key objective of the project is to establish a contemporary vibe and connection between interior spaces in a minimalist manner. The first impression at the entrance showcase series of bespoke elements. The stylish suspended fabric settee comes with glass partition divider designed to replace existing concrete wall encourage natural light in during daytime. The chosen large format concrete-look floor tiles paired with cabinets light wood tone and solid grey color adds to the minimalist approach. The curved island storage cabinet with distinct marble-look top built to increase preparation space, also doubles up as shoes storage as it is facing both the foyer and the kitchen side. In order to build a connection between the open living space to the kitchen, unnecessary concrete walls enclosing the original kitchen space were removed. Now, natural light coming in and out of the kitchen space becomes more apparent with the new open-concept theme.
The Trumps
A contemporary project with a generous space of about 1400 sqft comes with full length windows that offer panoramic views of the city. The spacious rectangular open layout plan in the common area allows cross ventilation and plenty natural light. Natural light increases serotonin, otherwise known as the happy hormone.
This project is clad in earthy tones of travertine marble floor with warm natural, neutral theme. This minimalist approach is peppered with accents such as contrasting dark wood grain finishes and a bespoke either marble look finish dining feature wall for a balance of a sense of character and serenity.
Chuan Drive
The ultimate aim of this semi-detached house is to restructure the layout at the back part of the interior. A bedroom has been converted into an open concept dry kitchen to invite a wholistic view from the front part of the house. This eventually brings in more natural light and breeze into the house in line with clients’ requirements to adapt open-concept ideas.
Contemporary style embraces neutral colors like shades of grays and beiges. Sleek, thoughtful and hidden details highlight a great aesthetic which also offers functionality and simplicity. The interplay between broad expanses of marble flooring, marble-look feature walls, earth palette cabinetries and warm gray furnishing create an elegant and cozy appeal altogether.