Three-D Conceptwerke | Top of the Class 2022
A repeat winner in the Top of the Class, Three-D Conceptwerke continues to impress with their recent home projects.
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Three-D Conceptwerke, one of the most established interior design firms in Singapore with an impressive portfolio of residential projects, is a winner of Home & Decor's Top of the Class 2022.
ABOUT THE STUDIO
Behind this multidisciplinary studio that specialises in interior design, interior styling and furniture craftsmanship is a team of design renegades who live and breathe their work.
The team is constantly pushing and rethinking design boundaries, bestowing renewed purpose to spaces, seamlessly integrating design into the daily lives of homeowners and creating tangible, long-lasting relationships between inhabitants and their homes.
As experienced space planners, the studio also offers novel solutions that combine intriguing design elements with subtle hues and appropriate lighting.
Principal Designer: Dess Chew
Contact: 5 Jalan Klapa
Tel: 6293-8001
FEATURE PROJECT: A 1,818 sq ft executive maisonette in Sin Ming Avenue
This maisonette apartment in the Sin Ming neighbourhood was designed to be both beautiful and functional. The homeowner, a professor in his fifties, needed a clean and bright backdrop so he could display his favourite art and travel memorabilia. He also wanted a mixture of Eastern and Western design influences.
The team fulfilled this brief by incorporating white marble and soaring arches, with subtle drama in the kitchen and bathroom tile patterns.
Detail is of paramount importance to the Three-D Conceptwerke team – they suggested rounded elements in the kitchen to complement the other arches in the home.
The entire renovation process was facilitated remotely as the homeowner was based overseas during that time.
An expanse of glass French doors lead to the terrace and study respectively, letting plenty of light in and visually connecting the spaces. Most of the furniture and accessories hold great sentiment for the homeowner, who has collected them over his lifetime of travel and humanitarian work. This interesting mix of the modern and traditional lends plenty of character to the home.
As the owner wanted the home to be fully wheelchair accessible, his bedroom is on the first floor of this maisonette. A patterned sliding panel separates it from the study for privacy when needed, and the design team incorporated minimalist LED strip lighting for different lighting options at night.
Each bathroom is a work of art, featuring fun patterned tiles that the homeowner chose together with the design team and the same rounded elements as the rest of the home.