Two-bedroom condo in Zion Road

A low sideboard from Journey East functions as a TV console, and adds a rustic-industrial feel to the home.

The horizontal lines of the wood panelling on the wall, the bedside tables and the bay window seat all create the illusion of a wider space.

Child-sized seats are proportional to the narrow space of the balcony – and comfortable enough for the homeowners, too.

The kitchen island not only separates the kitchen/ dining counter and creates a foyer space, it also houses a shoe cabinet so that footwear doesn't clutter the walkway.

Despite its Rococo look, the armchair fits into the decor theme because of its new upholstery.

Building drawers over the bay window provided extra storage. They are the same height as homeowner Raymond's desk, effectively extending it.

Homeowner and avid shutterbug, Raymond, dressed up the wall side of the shelf in his home office with an art piece featuring vintage cameras. This draws the eye from that “blocky” surface and leads it into the room.

Custom-built bed incorporates linen drawers and bedside tables with flip-top compartments for knick-knacks.