The owners of this 1,400sqf three-bedroom condominium unit in Sembawang requested for a modern and classy look, and that choice materials were used for a clean and authentic finishing. As a result, Max Lee, director of Icon Interior Design, chose wood veneer, rather than laminate, for the feature panels. “Wood veneer looks and feels more natural, and this lends ‘authenticity’ to the look,” Max explains.
When it came to the colour palette, Max took into account the female owner's penchant for all things Kelly Hoppen - the UK-based doyenne of interior design who's also known as the "queen of greige" (grey-meets-beige).
Adrian Heng of Ottimo Spazi oversaw the extensive overhaul of this 4,500sqf three-storey semi-detached house in order to bring to life the concept of living in a plush hotel suite. Based on a colour theme of contrasting dark tones and shades of white, the result is a luxurious modern-classic home.
The living area is tastefully furnished with an assortment of bespoke furniture, for a comfortable and luxurious space to hold family gatherings.
Among furniture customised by the designer are these high-back armchairs in the lounge on the ground floor.
Open sleeping and bathing areas make the room look and feel like a hotel suite. Contemporary details are mixed with plush soft furnishings to complete the modern luxe look.
A concealed spacious walk-in wardrobe provides lots of storage space for bags and accessories. Its design incorporates soft lighting and mirrored finishes, for an ambient dressing area.