LIFE IN TRANSIT

Entrepreneur and creative multi-hyphenate Sherry Ang shares how her transitional home blends elegant simplicity with the vibrant chaos of family life.

- AZHAR RAHIM

For Sherry Ang, home is more than just a living space—it reflects her evolving life and serves as a canvas for her creative passions. Her current home, a luxury penthouse a stone’s throw away from Orchard Road, is a transitional space while her dream home is being built over the next few years. “This is a practical interim place for my family, but I still wanted it to feel special,” she shares, gesturing to the light-filled living room framed by clean lines and curated pieces.

Stepping out of the private lift into the airy 3,300sqft apartment, you are greeted by sweeping high ceilings that draw the eye upwards. Then, an arresting sculpture commands attention: “The Veiled Bust of Rome Deified O-T1” by renowned artist Daniel Arsham. “My husband picked this piece,” Ang says with a smile. “He’s fascinated by how it reimagines classical art. I think it’s such a distinctive way to set the tone for our home.” Beyond the sculpture, expansive floor-to-ceiling tinted sliding doors frame a stunning view of the Newton neighbourhood, allowing natural light to illuminate the space while maintaining privacy.

The penthouse, designed by HG Group, strikes a balance between calm grandeur and personal warmth. The soaring ceilings are accentuated by a crystal chandelier that cascades down, lending the space an opulent yet inviting feel. “I like my home to feel open and welcoming, but it must also reflect our personalities,” she explains.