"We wanted to have a very cosy home, a place where we wanted to be at all the time.”

That was what Justine and Michael had envisioned their homes to be. To achieve that, we went for a cosy resort theme and designed it with plush sofas, dark wood textures and unique, rare feature lights.

We wanted to build a this family a nest where they could unwind and feel at ease after a long day or school at home.

A sophisticated client with very specific requirements, we spent days shopping to get the exact feature lightings, barn doors, and even a phenolic grille divider for them.

Knowing they were huge foodies who cooked frequently,we also helped maximise their kitchen storage spaces by building custom fixtures like a designer knife-holder and powder-coated metal frame pots shelves that were easy to access and looked fabulous at the same time!

Fancy being greeted by your home when you return each day? Like to dim your lights without having to get out ofthe bed? That’s exactly this SMART home we designed is capable of.

Style-wise, we blended wood grains and dark colours to give our young couple the Muji and Hotel style they adored. Various light fixtures were also carefully placed to set an ambience of luxury–never failing to wow friends and family who pay this couple a visit.

You might just think you were in picturesque part of Europe when you walk into this apartment.

For this project, our homeowners expressed their fondness for a Dusky European home infused with a tinge of modernity.

Understanding that furniture would play a crucial role in realising our client’s vision, we invested a lot of time in visiting various furniture shops across the island to ensure that every piece blended masterfully into their overall theme.

Of all homes we’ve designed, this tiny room stands out to us the most.

This room belonged to Faris, who had contracted a terminal illness and requested through Make-A-Wish Foundation that one of his dreams was to have his room renovated.

We immediately agreed.

After speaking with his mother, we learned two important things–one, the room would be shared with his brother and two, Faris was a huge fan of Spiderman.

We suggested building an elevated queen-sized bed where we would house a pull-out wardrobe beneath, doubling the amount of usable space in his room.

And for Faris’ love for spiderman, we decided to plaster a bigger-than-life-size poster of spiderman on the wall right in front of his bed.

The idea was to have spiderman greet him each time he woke up and tuck him to sleep when he went to bed at night – encouraging him through tough days and comforting him when things got hard.

I think the scene when Faris saw his newly renovated sums up what we as a studio work for –to witness the joy of our clients as they are welcomed by a home that express them, a home that they feel at one with.