Inside A Boutique Hotel-Inspired Home With Playful Colours and Shapes
In this week’s episode, explore a unique 1,200 sqft, 5-room HDB flat located in Punggol. The design draws inspiration from cafes and hotels, featuring curved walls and iridescent elements for a modern touch.
The entryway offers ample storage and privacy, with a curved wall serving as a shoe storage and room divider. Textured finishes adorn most walls and ceilings, lending a raw yet soothing vibe to the communal area.
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The dining space boasts a booth surrounded by curved walls, with a circular table as the focal point. Arches integrate the TV feature wall and bar table, creating a seamless flow.
The kitchen showcases a peninsular countertop with rounded subway tiles, while the guest bathroom features a unique curved wall with holographic tiles and jet-black fittings.
A dedicated kickboxing area exudes a darker, energetic atmosphere, complete with textured mats for safety and sound dampening.
The master suite combines two bedrooms, featuring navy tones and iridescent glass elements for privacy.
A walk-in wardrobe and study area offer functionality and separation, complemented by whimsical design touches.
The master bathroom follows a black-and-white theme, with a fluted glass door leading to curved shelving and double sinks.
Inspired by boutique hotels, this home offers a relaxing retreat with thoughtful design elements. It’s a space to unwind and enjoy after a busy day, thanks to its unique aesthetic and functionality.
Special thanks to the homeowner for letting us tour their lovely home. If you’d like to get connected to their ID for the design of your own home, you can reach out to them here. Successful projects get a $500 Stacked Store voucher!
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