A 3,300 sq ft in-situ show unit in Singapore’s Corals at Keppel Bay condominium, this apartment boasts unblocked views of the blue waters and passing yachts, making it a truly idyllic abode. Among the unit’s strengths are its abundance of natural light and space, and the absence of bay windows, which facilitates spatial efficiency.
During its conceptualisation, Designworx Interior Consultant chose the circle as a central element. “The circle is an auspicious symbol of harmony and perfection, and we were inspired by the Chinese phrase that translates to ‘good and well’,” Terri Tan, the design director, shares.
With a finesse honed by decades of experience, the interior design company crafted the four-bedroom unit to sport a luxurious feel that would appeal to a broad base, yet also have a distinctive look. The team worked with a palette of soft greys, beige and dark brown via wallcoverings, fluted panels and laminates for an understated and refined look that also conveys a sense of grandeur.
In planning the storage solutions, Tan remained mindful of balance. “Too much built-in storage can sometimes make interior spaces feel mass-market. It can also give the impression that the unit is small. Hence, the design must maximise storage space. The challenge was how to balance storage with aesthetics,” she says.
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ELEMENTS OF MIRÓ
The vivacious, eclectic and emotive work of artist Joan Miró inspired this apartment design by PI Architects
A MEETING OF HAIVES
SuMisura crafts a perfectly personalised family home that incorporates a couple's disparate design preferences harmoniously
ALL THAT GLITTERS
The Poroda House by Makhno Studio blends classic and contemporary influences to reinterpret the golden age of cinema with all the sophistication and none of the pomp of the bygone era
The Art of the Bespoke
At The Residences at W on Sentosa Island, interior design firm Chalked masterfully crafted distinctive interiors for its Flamingo lounge and multiple residential units, including a ground-floor and a penthouse apartment, each showcasing its full potential through innovative design and thoughtful functionality
CURATING NARRATIVES
Step inside the art-filled home of Krystina Lyon and Mark Budden, showcasing a deeply personal collection of contemporary Southeast Asian works and midcentury treasures
A Vibrant Kind of Comfort
Architology Interiors transforms a Singapore apartment into a stunning sanctuary using bold, statement-making furniture from Roche Bobois, resulting in a unique blend of style and comfort
THE SECOND RENAISSANCE
Refreshed by its original interior designer after two decades, this home harmoniously blends art and design into a cosy medley of colour and elegance
Tactile Futures
Delve into how architects are bridging the gap between time-honoured craftsmanship and high-tech design to uncover new possibilities for the built environment
Your Very Own Next-Door Paradise
Discover the allure of Anantara Desaru Coast Residences, where luxury meets the serene beauty of the Malaysian coastline, offering a breathtaking escape for discerning Singaporeans
All in the Family
With over 40 years of experience, Edmund Kok has built a legacy now carried forward by his sons. Together, they helm design firm Trace Design & Build, which excels at crafting luxurious, bespoke landed properties