This week, we tour a cozy four-room flat nestled on the top floor in Bedok.

The unit is 990 sqft in size, with the young couple opting for a mid-modern century style, featuring darker and more intimate colors throughout. 

They’ve also created a feline-friendly environment, seamlessly blending glass elements with thoughtful design choices throughout. 

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As you step into the home, the living room unfolds before you, making clever use of every inch of space. A console table adorned with a circular rattan mirror and a large cactus is set to the side. 

Filling the living room is a custom bone inlay coffee table with a scallop design and a three-seater L-shaped tan leather sofa. A stool doubling as a cat tunnel sits at the far end.

Opposite, we find a dark wood console, with a wall-hung TV flanked by plants, and an armchair to the side, creating a cozy atmosphere for conversations with guests. 

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The dining area features an extendable 8-seater dark wood dining table. Surrounding it are teak chairs and a plant in the corner that softens the space. A sizable circular wall-hung mirror, perched atop the Aztec terracotta wall bounces light into the space and enhances the sense of spaciousness here.

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Separating the kitchen from the common areas are glass bi-fold doors which meet at a 90-degree angle. The kitchen itself is spacious and bright.

To the side is a designated coffee-making nook - specially implemented by the homeowners to meet their caffeine cravings. 

Further down, we have an L-shaped counter cooktop, finished in light laminate. It is complemented by a herringbone terracotta backsplash. 

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At the far end is a utility yard, which houses a washer and dryer.

…And to the side is the common bath, featuring terrazzo wall tiles.

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Moving to the multipurpose room, we find that it is separated from the living area by black panel glass sliding doors. The space features a cat tunnel, cat tree, and numerous memorabilia thrifted from the couple's travels. 

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Adjacent to the multipurpose room is the study room. The room features study tables on either end, flanked by Aztec terracotta walls. Tempest sea green cabinets serve as a beautiful backdrop, with open and closed shelving providing ample storage for the owners, doubling as a perfect perch for the cat during the day.

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Next to it is the master bedroom. Finished in a modern tropical style, it features a spacious king-sized bed, accompanied by beautiful bedside lamps and consoles. These furniture pieces were chosen with precision to ensure perfect alignment of heights. Vibrant plants in the corner add a touch of freshness to the space.

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Set behind bi-fold reeded doors, we have the walk-in wardrobe - which acts as a transition to the master bath. At the far end is a wall-hung, oval-shaped LED mirror atop dark blue scallop wall tiles. A marble-look countertop with a round terracotta basin completes the space.

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Finally, the master bath features a shower area with beautiful honeycomb wall tiles and convenient shower ledges for easy access to toiletries.

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As always, we would like to thank the homeowners for allowing us to tour their beautiful home.