Actor’s Den, 4-room HDB flat

A palette of black, white and grey completes the look of actor Jeremy Chan's Scandinavian - and resort-inspired home. He handpicked cushions in some of his favorite monochromatic designs to dress up the living room.

Despite his love for Japanese collectible Bearbrick figurines, Jeremy limited himself to just this Astro Boy piece as a quirky addition to the kitchen.

The marble-look quartz surfaces add an elegant touch to the kitchen design, and the open shelves are where Jeremy displays his collection of tableware.

The dining area has a rustic touch, Jeremy paired his Ethnicraft dining table with pendant lamps made of seashells the shimmer as light falls on the surface.

"I insisted on this concrete screed-look wall as I was inspired by many Japanese homes and hotels I've visited," says Jeremy. Instead of raw material, which has a powdery texture and might be difficult to clean, the interior designers from Aart Boxx used concrete-look tiles to achieve the same effect.

Jeremy bought a cabinet from Originals for his kitchen to stash his tableware. "I painted it white because I wanted to enhance its rustic look." he says. The vases which he uses for his plants are from a Thai clay maker.

These industrial-inspired exposed-bulb pendant lamps were bought from a German online lighting store.

Lots of natural materials were used in this home, including wood furniture and accessories made of shells and clay. The artwork on display is by Chinese contemporary artist Wu Qiong.

An entire room was dedicated to a wardrobe and dressing area so Jeremy has enough space for his fashion accessories and apparel.