Feast for the Senses, a two-bedroom condo

The wall beside the dining table, directly facing the entrance, is given a matte cement-effect finish, in order to add texture and depth.

Joey replaced the original floor tiles with wooden tiles in a colour similar to American Walnut, which complements the dark blue laminates of kitchen cabinets.

Instead of one large piece of art, Joey deliberately selected a pair of smaller paintings for the living room. They are hung off-centre to create visual interest, and the colours liven up the predominantly grey scheme.

The television console was kept simple so that the focus is on the King's Living sofa centrepiece in the living room, where the couple spend most of their time.

Separating the sleeping area and walk-in wardrobe are specially detailed sliding doors with a gap in between that lets in light. The peekaboo effect accentuates the layering of spaces - from the bedroom to the walk-in wardrobe and the master bath beyond.

The existing bathtub was replaced with a shower, according to Daniel's preference.

The study is a perfect blend of function and aesthetics.