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PROJECT LOCATION: SINGAPORE
COMPLETION YEAR: 2023
PROPERTY TYPE: CONDOMANIUM
PROJECT INTERIOR DESIGNER: SEJAL HALDIYA
This project was curated for a young couple. Their design brief was that the home should look and feel contemporary, chic, classy & lux.
Gold, grey, brown and beige was the palette I used to conceptualize the whole space. The flooring in the living, dining and walkway is marble whereas in bedrooms it is parquet.
Showcasing below is the TV storage cabinet as a feature in the living room. The storage cabinet have detailing with gold strips, marble like laminate and a solid color to make it look less monotonous. Open shelves have been proposed here so that the feature doesn't look bulky and boxy.
The L-box false ceiling have the cove light provision for a lux vibe throughout the living and dining area.
The dining area consisted of an island with storage wrapped in quartz with a loose dining table attached to it.
Since the spaces in Singapore are smaller comparatively, the client wanted me to propose a solution to make the living room look bigger. Therefore I proposed a mirror in the foyer overlooking the shoe cabinet and other spaces to solve this issue.
The shoe cabinet space was not big enough, so I proposed to move ahead with different heights of cabinets for it to not look boxy, bulky & mainstream. Also, the design is as such that the cabinet is suspended & includes the same marble like laminate detailing as the TV storage cabinet to connect it well with the rest of the space.
The master bedroom bedhead wall is designed with using 2 different sort of laminates i.e. marble & wood like with. L-box false ceiling with cove light just above the bedhead to minimize the cost was proposed and finalized. Additionally, using 2 hanging lights right above the bedside tables for a lux and chic vibe.
Master bedroom balcony with cane outdoor furniture and lush green plants & flooring being wooden decking.
Older son's bedroom is designed with geometric style wallpaper and some wall art and the curtains being simple. To make the space look more design centric, the study cabinet and desk has a color block with laminates.
Younger son's bedroom is more childlike comparatively with the wallpaper and curtains being very kiddie. To balance all these colors & patterns, the study cabinet and desk is pretty simple with an oak wood laminate.
