Designed for a young Singaporean couple and their two fluffy, sociable bunnies, every space in this home was considered to feel both practical and personal. The original layout was opened up to create a more generous communal space, bringing the living and dining areas together at the heart of the home.

Designed for a young family, this 1,485 sq ft apartment at The Windsor was conceived as a calm, tactile home where family life could unfold naturally. The homeowners wanted a space that felt warm and understated, drawing from the quiet materiality of an Aesop store while remaining generous enough for everyday family life and entertaining.

This home was designed with hosting in mind. The brief called for a space that feels open, expressive and comfortable, somewhere that could easily accommodate gatherings while still functioning well for everyday living. The design draws inspiration from mid-century forms and materials, layered with eclectic details and playful colours.

When the founders of Tinsel Rack began planning their flagship store, the goal was not simply to open a larger retail space. The store needed to reflect the brand’s rebrand, a shift towards a look that feels modern, timeless, and more reflective of the brand they have grown into over the years.

Located in Keppel Bay, this two-bedroom apartment was designed with a clear intention: to create a calm, cohesive home that highlights the surrounding architecture and views. With strong references to Park Hyatt Bangkok, the home combines the atmosphere of a quiet art gallery with that of a luxurious hotel lobby.

Nestled in the quiet charm of Woodlands, this home was designed for a young couple eager to carve out a space that truly reflected their rhythm and routines. Every element was intentionally designed to balance form and function — creating zones that flow intuitively while anchoring meaningful moments.

This home is all about bringing people together, a space that feels open, warm, and effortlessly stylish — perfect for hosting, relaxing, or just enjoying a quiet morning coffee. Right at the heart of it all is the kitchen, designed to blend seamlessly with the dining and living areas.

Amidst the energy of the bustling city lies a home for a young family of four. With large windows that invite streams of natural light, illuminating soft, minimalist interiors and framing stunning city views. Here, life unfolds with a quiet elegance, where every corner reflects the beauty of simplicity.

The excitement and anticipation of purchasing a first home for a young couple in Singapore often start with the BTO. Each corner of the potential new space holds the promise of future memories — dinner parties, cosy nights in, and a growing sense of belonging.

Located in a heritage building, our studio is more than just a space where we host meetings. Sneak a peek into how the space looked pre-renovation and the behind-the-scenes of the cosy space it is today.