Inside A Quirky Self-Designed 93sqm Family Home Of Two Creatives

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Marinah and Luqman live in a 4-room BTO flat in Kallang with their daughter and their cat, Miso. The 93-square-metre flat has a dumbbell layout, featuring a common bedroom near the main entrance that they have kept as a dedicated study for working from home, which also serves as a potential room for future family expansion.
Their home does not follow a specific design theme but reflects their personal experiences and memories, creating a space that truly embodies their vibe.

The entryway is designed with darker stone-look tiles and birch laminates to create a warm, inviting atmosphere, taking cues from a villa they stayed at in Bali.
The study is vibrant and dynamic, filled with colourful furniture and artworks that inspire creativity. The living area, designed for relaxation, includes a pantry nearby for convenience during movie nights.


Their dining space, located in the area traditionally used as the living room, accommodates a round table for gatherings. They opted for a mix of sheer curtains and contrasting tiles to define different zones and maximise natural light.

In the kitchen, they extended the service yard to create a wet kitchen and added carpentry to hide pipes and store cleaning supplies. A quartz countertop and backsplash, found in a showroom clearance section, adds a nostalgic touch reminiscent of Luqman’s grandmother’s home.

The couple’s preference for industrial design is evident in the common bathroom, featuring red brick-inspired tiles and darker tones for a moody effect. In contrast, their daughter Rumi’s room is bright and playful, designed to adapt as she grows. The master bedroom, connected to a walk-in wardrobe, offers a serene retreat for the couple.


Their home reflects a harmonious blend of personal style and practical living, balancing functionality with creative touches that make every room unique.

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 via this link.
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Hi! May I ask how was the projector placed in the study room? It looks so seamless!