A wood-themed condo in Toa Payoh

Shallow steps allow little Renee to climb up her platform bed easily, while the integrated storage compartments provide handy niches for books.

Soft, feminine hues give a young girl's room a sweet vibe that is more sophisticated than childish. Mounting the study lamp and storage shelves on the wall keeps the floor free of clutter.

Wooden slats run across the ceiling and the glass panels of the adjoining kitchen to create a dynamic 3-D effect in the living area.

Resting one end of the study table on the bay window ledge maximises the floor area in the girl's room.

Black trim lends more depth to the design of this herringbone-patterned shoe cabinet and closes the gaps between the door panels.

To create a floating effect, designer, Roy, suspended the dining table from the ceiling. Dining chairs in red, white and wood complement the colour scheme.

A sleek track lighting system by the stucco wall runs the length of the living area, creating a warm ambience.

Instead of bedside tables, interior design, Roy, designed a headboard with ledges at its sides to create storage that doesn't require floor space.

Interior designer, Roy, turned one bay window in the master bedroom into a window seat and the other into a vanity area, trimming both in wood laminate to visually link the room to the living area.