A family flat that trades beige for jewel tones.
Our clients wanted colour without chaos — a home that felt considered rather than themed. We built a light, neutral shell of soft grey and warm wood, then let deep teal, dusty rose and terracotta take over one wall at a time, so every room has its own mood while the whole flat still hangs together.
A teal half-wall changes the whole room.
Rather than paint every wall, we ran a deep teal wainscot at sofa height around the living room, capped with a slim rose pinstripe. It grounds the space and sets off a sunburst clock and warm leather armchairs, while the upper walls stay light so the room never feels boxed in.
Privacy, without losing the light.
A glass-block wall screens the hallway to the bedrooms while still passing daylight through, and sets up the reveal of a rose-pink ensuite with a backlit brass mirror and patterned tile floor.
A launchpad, not just a bedroom.
A built-in window daybed with drawer storage below frees up the floor for play, while a corner desk and open shelving give a small astronaut collection somewhere to live. Soft grey walls keep it calm enough for homework and sleep alike.
A neutral shell, jewel-tone accents.
"Every room has its own personality now, but it still feels like one home. We didn't think that was possible in an HDB."