Inside A Modern 113sqm 5-Room Home Designed For Family Planning
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In this week’s episode, Yusof and Baizurah open their modern luxe five-room BTO flat in Tampines, Singapore, featuring a spacious 113 square metres. The couple, residing in their home for six months, designed the space with comfort and minimalism in mind, focusing on earthy tones for a warm, cosy ambience.
An open layout harmonises the living, dining, and kitchen areas with consistent flooring, creating a connected feel throughout.

The entryway opens into the living and dining room, where a curved settee doubles as shoe storage, concealing the bomb shelter with seamless wood laminate.

The dining area, paired with custom porcelain slab tables and walnut-coloured finishes, flows into the living space, promoting free movement for guests. Asymmetrical display shelves provide ample storage while adding visual depth. The spacious living area features a large curved partition with a chevron-patterned feature wall and a settee, serving as the home’s focal point and extra seating.

Light-coloured modular sofas in almond tones create an inviting lounge space, with textured linen curtains and a wool rug adding subtle contrast. An 85-inch matte frame TV, bronze soundbar, and gold-accented speaker add both functionality and style.


In the open kitchen, a centred stone island with a matte finish facilitates cooking preparation, complemented by a matching backsplash and vintage-inspired hob and oven.

The kitchen flows into a combined laundry area featuring Hansgrohe fittings, a dry pantry, and a coffee station complete with a traditional tea set.

The flat includes three bedrooms, two of which serve as workspaces and a vanity area for Baizurah, featuring a full-height wardrobe with brass handles and a full-length mirror.

The common bathroom is styled with bronze-coloured tiles and brushed bronze fittings for a refined, hotel-inspired feel. A mirror in the hallway visually extends the space leading to the minimalist master bedroom, designated for rest.

The master bathroom adopts a darker palette, with stone tiles, wooden tiles, and a niche for storage, completed by brushed black chrome fixtures for ease of maintenance.

Yusof and Baizurah’s home maintains flexibility to accommodate future family needs, blending comfort with modern luxe elements in a harmonious, spacious layout.
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