How A Creative Couple Transformed A Rented 1930s Walk Up Home
In this week’s episode, we explore a charming home located in one of the oldest residential estates in Singapore.
This 850 sqft walk-up apartment offers a unique perspective on city living. Its smaller scale and absence of high-rises create a peaceful ambiance, where life unfolds at a leisurely pace.
The heart of this home is its well-lit and open living space. Natural light streams in from various angles throughout the day, highlighting different areas.
From morning coffee at the dining table to afternoon work sessions in the study, and evening relaxation, every space is thoughtfully designed to make the most of the available light.
@unfinished.home, as the owners affectionately call it on Instagram, is a place of ongoing transformation and creativity.
Over the years, they’ve collected pieces from their travels, such as posters and small decorations, giving the home a unique and personal touch.
They’ve also created some bespoke furniture and decorations, like 3D-printed shoe shelves and bird feeders, which add character to the space.
The open kitchen, which offers unobstructed views, is a standout feature. It provides a wide and inviting atmosphere, perfect for those who enjoy cooking and sharing meals with loved ones.
The home also boasts an area dedicated to creative pursuits, including a 3D printer and a piano, reflecting the owners’ passion for art and innovation.
What truly sets this home apart is its sanctuary-like feel in the heart of the city. The sounds of birds in the morning, the blessing of light throughout the day, and the serene surroundings make it a unique and peaceful place to call home.
This property is a testament to the power of personalization and creativity in making a space uniquely yours. It’s not just a house; it’s a canvas for self-expression and a sanctuary amidst the bustling city.
Special thanks to the homeowners (@unfinished.home) for opening up their home to us.
