Eric Chua of Sync Interior gave this cookie-cutter apartment a radical makeover, with a look inspired by traditional Japanese interiors which the homeowners adore. The home has a palette of white and maple and oak wood tones, as seen in the kitchen. See more photos here.
The lady of this home loves to cook, bake and craft. She has amassed so much equipment and material for these that having storage, as well as adequate workspace to get creative, became the centre of our design concept -- and most of it ended up in the Hamptons-style kitchen designed by Country Concept. More photos of the home here.
“I really like the open-concept kitchen and island, because I can cook and still stay connected with others around the home,” homeowner Joanne explains. Joanne and Robertson Tay were sure of the look they wanted for their matrimonial home, which led to them meeting Ivan O, creative director of IDISID, through a friend’s recommendation. More photos of the home here.
With almost-full length windows (and a spectacular view to boot!), the open space of this apartment evokes a villa-esque airiness. For a simple yet elegant look, linen laminates were applied to the Blum kitchen system. “We chose wood features to imbue warmth, stone finishes for texture, and artificial greenery for easy maintenance,” says interior designer Eddy Kuswandi from EJ Werkshop Interiors. More photos of the home here.