Tampines Street 86
EC Condo 4-Bedroom – 1119 sqft
Client Background
Family with a child
Total renovation cost: $20,000 – $25,000
Before
After
Design Highlights
Raised Platform with Hidden Storage
Designed with hidden storage underneath, the platform keeps the living room sleek and minimal—while meeting the practical needs of family living.
Horigotatsu (ほりごたつ)
At the center of the living room is a Horigotatsu, a traditional Japanese table with a sunken floor that lets you stretch your legs while sitting on the floor. When not in use, it folds flat and disappears seamlessly.
Indoor-Outdoor Transition
A seamless connection between indoors and outdoors, designed as a calming space to unwind and recharge after a long day.
MUJI Furniture
Timeless in design yet practical pieces are made to last and grow with you.
“We are very satisfied with the whole renovation process. Interior Designer Ye Ting was accommodating and attentive, working closely with us to bring our vision to life. MUJI’s ready-made furniture and home accessories made it easy for us to complete the look, while Winnie, Interior Design Assistant, was knowledgeable and helpful with MUJI merchandises.
The result is a beautiful Japanese-inspired home, true to MUJI’s DNA. It has been a real pleasure working with MUJI to craft our dream home.”
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