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Telok Kurau is a charming residential enclave in Singapore that is home to a diverse array of unique homes. From contemporary masterpieces to meticulously preserved heritage houses, this vibrant neighborhood showcases some of the city's most impressive residential architecture and interior design. In this article, we take you on a tour of four beautiful and unique homes in Telok Kurau, each with its own distinct character and style.
Nestled within the tree-lined streets of Telok Kurau, these four Telok Kurau homes exemplify the area's rich tapestry of architectural styles and design sensibilities. From an interior designer's haven filled with local art to a contemporary abode that celebrates airiness and light, these unique homes offer a glimpse into the diverse aesthetic expressions that shape Singapore's residential landscape.
Iskandar Jalil pottery in a display alcove greet guests at the front door of advertising boss Jeff Cheong’s 3-storey terrace house in Telok Kurau Road from 2014.
1. 3-Storey Telok Kurau terrace house
Designer furniture and works of top local artists fill this house
This three-storey Telok Kurau home on Telok Kurau Road is a true celebration of local art and design. Filled with a collection of Iskandar Jalil pottery and numerous sculptures, the space serves as a unique canvas for showcasing the talent of Singapore's artistic community.
Chinese sculptor Wu Liang Yan’s The Pressure Of Studying, a bronze depiction of a chubby-cheeked student, sits on a television console of adman Jeff Cheong’s 3-storey terrace house in Telok Kurau Road from 2014. As of time of interview, Jeff Cheong was the vice-president of Tribal Worldwide Asia, an advertising agency in Singapore
Chinese sculptor Wu Liang Yan's bronze masterpiece, "The Pressure Of Studying," a chubby-cheeked student, takes center stage on a television console, adding a touch of whimsy to the sophisticated interior.
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Dining room and kitchen in 3 Lor L Telok Kurau designed by Collective Designs.
2. Contemporary-style home in Telok Kurau that's bright and airy
With a predominantly white palette, this unique home in Telok Kurau exudes a sense of tranquility and airiness. The kitchen, designed by Collective Designs, is a true showstopper, with its bright and spacious layout complemented by a central island that invites guests to gather and socialize.
All black and white kitchen in 3 Lor L Telok Kurau designed by Collective Designs.
The bathroom, adorned with luxurious marble-like finishes, creates a spa-like ambiance, offering a serene retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life.
Dining room with floor-to-ceiling glass doors in this 2-storey corner terrace house in Telok Kurau.
Designed by William Ng and Kho Keguang from Studio Wills + Architects.
3. 2-Storey corner terrace house in Telok Kurau
New additions in old structure
Striking a delicate balance between preservation and modernity, this Telok Kurau home by Studio Wills + Architects exemplifies the art of adaptive reuse. The 30-year-old building has been thoughtfully preserved, with additions and alterations enhancing its functionality and architectural appeal.
Lots of greenery fill the master bathroom, creating a relaxing ambience in this 2-storey corner terrace house in Telok Kurau.
Contrast plays a significant role in the interior design, with columns deliberately highlighted in black paint to match the aluminum doors on the first floor, creating a visually striking juxtaposition.
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Living room in a 4-bedroom Telok Kurau penthouse. Designed by Alex Kwan of Museum Homes.
4. 4-Bedroom penthouse in Telok Kurau
Lots of customised hand-painted wall murals
This 4-bedroom penthouse in Telok Kurau, designed by Museum Homes, is a true masterclass in personalization and artistic expression. Hand-painted murals adorn the walls and wardrobe doors, transforming the space into a quirky and unique home that reflects the owners' individuality.
Custom wall murals designed by Museum Home’s in-house artist, Andre Tan, splashed all over the wardrobe doors and bookshelf wall in this 4-bedroom penthouse in Telok Kurau.
These wall murals, meticulously crafted with black markers and paint, and protected with a coat of varnish, add a whimsical touch to the penthouse, creating a one-of-a-kind living environment.
Read more about the home here.