The owners of this apartment have a love for Asian contemporary art and artifacts. We were asked to create a cool, relaxing space which would showcase the art objects as well as offer them respite from a busy lifestyle.
Here, we've created a home where filtered, ambient light creates an almost ethereal feel. This is further enhanced through a strategic use of soft colors, high gloss finishes and tinted glass. The result is truly minimalist but not cold, with the injection of textured surfaces and bright tones around the house.
Upon entry into the house, a deep-colored enveloping ceiling structure joining up with a glass partition becomes apparent. This structure connects to a lengthy, full height storage unit which also showcases the owners' prized possession of horse figurines at the dining area.

Living/ dining areas - before



Living/ dining areas - after
Balcony

Living/ dining areas - before


Living/ dining areas - after
Balcony
On the advice of a Feng Shui master, the sofa and dining set were to be positioned apart at both ends of the living space. In response, a TV swivel system was created to demarcate the two areas and offers entertainment from every corner of the apartment, including the kitchen. Most of the furniture were brought over from the owners' previous home on our advice.
Two bedrooms were combined to create a larger master bedroom. A sliding wardrobe system was recreated to provided much needed storage space while concealing the existing toilet entry at one section - another Feng Shui requirement.
The original entry to a 3rd bedroom was demolished to create an open study area. A raised wooden 'runway' erected along the bedroom corridor leads into this area.
The original entry to a 3rd bedroom was demolished to create an open study area. A raised wooden 'runway' erected along the bedroom corridor leads into this area.

Study area - after
Impressed with the study room concept at the Leicester Road project, the owners requested for a cocoon-like lounge area by the window to enjoy the scenery outside. White and mustard colors work together to produce a cozy, clean-cut atmosphere for work and relaxation.






















5 comments: on "HOME REJUVENATED!"
Beautiful!
I'm impressed with the change. Is that stone behind the sofa?
The lighting design is great!
I love this home, specially the stone wall behind the sofa and the artwork.
Love the lighting design!
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