How A 4-Room Kallang BTO Was Transformed Into A Playful Eclectic Home
In this week’s episode, Marvyn and Joy, a marketing duo, showcase their eclectic 4-room BTO flat in Kallang. They wanted a home that blends cosiness with an open layout for hosting.
Their 93-square-metre space features woody and white tones with pops of colour, dark wood vinyl flooring for contrast, and modular furniture to keep things flexible.
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The living room stands out with its quirky Chapalang style, featuring a custom tile coffee table and a multifunctional sofa. A vinyl record corner and a mobile gaming trolley add personality, while vertical blinds filter natural light in interesting ways.
In the kitchen, curved elements and a quartz countertop create a consistent visual language, complete with a dedicated coffee corner for Marvyn.
A curved partition separates the living area from the bedrooms. The bathroom embraces raw, unfinished textures with stone tiles and minimal colours, while the bedroom is a cosy, sleep-focused space with blackout blinds and functional furniture.
Throughout their home, Marvyn and Joy have incorporated memories from their travels, local art, and customised items, making the space uniquely theirs.
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