Theme: Eclectic

Location: Spring @ Langsat | 2-Bedder Condo

Developed in: 2013

Eclectic @ Langsat

A person wearing a black t-shirt and gray shorts is standing in front of a DJ setup in a room with large windows and wooden blinds, with a bookshelf filled with books and toys to the left.

A playful home where clever space-saving details and pops of colour beautifully come together.

A modern kitchen with wooden floors and a mix of white, blue, and orange cabinets. There is a wall clock, shelves with books and photos, and colorful stools near the wall. A refrigerator and various small kitchen appliances are also visible.
A cozy corner of a living space with a blue sofa, plush toys, and a colorful striped rug. A window with blinds lets in natural light, and there are wall art and a clock on the wall. Part of a kitchen with red tiles, white cupboards, and a black range hood is visible.

Nestled in the heart of Langsat, this fun and colourful home was designed for a couple who dabbles in the arts as a passion. With space constraints to work around, we kept the layout open and avoided adding too many rooms and walls, allowing the home to feel more spacious and connected.

A modern kitchen with upper cabinets in beige and orange, a red tile backsplash, and a white countertop with a built-in sink. A blue cabinet is below the countertop. To the right, there is a stainless steel refrigerator covered with magnets and photos. On the wall, a round blue clock and a framed art piece are visible, along with a poster of various chair styles on a white table in front of a navy sofa.
View of a corner of a room with three dark gray floating shelves decorated with framed photos, artwork, and small decorative items. Below the shelves is a cabinet with orange-brown drawers, and on top of the cabinet are a black toaster oven, jars, and a framed colorful abstract art piece. The room has wood flooring and off-white walls with some artwork and a circular black wall clock.

The first thing you see when you enter is the kitchen, featuring terracotta subway tiles as the backsplash and blue laminate cabinetry that adds a playful pop of colour. Curved corner shelves make use of an otherwise awkward corner, while a hidden surprise lies within the kitchen counter: an extendable pull-out table on wheels that can be easily moved around. It comes in handy when guests come over and extra dining or working space is needed.

We also added more wall-mounted shelves throughout the home, making use of vertical space while giving the couple plenty of room to display their collection of knick-knacks.

A bathroom with a small sink, mirror, toilet, and a glass block wall. The sink has a soap dispenser and a decorative item. The floor has a white tile with small black accents, and the wall is tan with a section of red tiles.
Orange tiled wall and white tiled floor with black diamond accents, partially obscured by a glass block wall, with a black wire wall shelf casting a shadow.

In the common bathroom, a glass block partition separates the shower area, paired with Octagon and Dot floor tiles for a playful, retro touch. Terracotta tiles are used only on the lower half of the walls to bring warmth without overwhelming the space, while the shower area is fully tiled in terracotta for a bolder moment.

Bathroom with a red vanity, beige countertop, green tiled wall, and a mirror. A toothbrush holder with two toothbrushes and a small decorative cup are on the countertop. A window is above, reflecting in the mirror. There is a toilet paper roll on the wall below the mirror.
A glass shower door shows a shower with dark green tiles on the walls and white tiles with black accents on the floor. Inside the shower, a black metal caddy holds shampoo and body wash bottles. A black grab bar is mounted on the right wall.

The same Octagon and Dot flooring continues upstairs into the master bathroom, creating a visual connection between the two spaces. Instead of repeating the terracotta throughout, we opted for a more elegant green palette for a slightly more refined feel.

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