Established: 2013
Profile image: From left – Liew Yew Lian, Project Consultant; Aaron Tan, Senior Designer; Puti Lee, Senior Designer; Ryan Ho, Senior Designer Location: Street along the Dots N Tots Interior office. The firm loves how this red brick building has a vintage feel that alludes to the Old English style building. This is also where the designers would sometimes come to for a quick break.
Design philosophy:
We believe that there are five elements to a successful design. Listening to our clients’ needs is imperative for us to translate ideas into reality. While we remain flexible and adaptable to their needs, thorough planning equally contributes to the success of our work. No matter how passionate we are in creating designs that truly reflect our clients, we understand the importance of meeting deadlines and providing solutions that fit our clients’ budget.
Inspiration:
We brainstorm with our team of 13 to get the freshest and most feasible ideas in the market. We would also share the latest innovations available with each other during meetings.
Passion for design:
Though we have to sacrifice our personal time, weekends and public holidays, creating liveable, forever homes that our clients are pleased with is well worth the time and effort we put in. This as well as seeing our ideas turn to reality is truly rewarding.
“We take great pride in creating branded environments and products that go beyond conventional thinking.”
– Tommy Tan, Director
Dots N Tots Interior crafts a home with a neutral palette that is as laid-back as its owners.
With soft archways and Caribbean blue accents, Dots N Tots Interior turns this four-roomer into a spacious, airy and welcoming home.
There’s nothing more gratifying than a transformation that meets the owners’ desire for a stylish, contemporary HDB home. Its timeless appeal also incorporates their feng shui requirements for good Qi with the use of colours.
With a rich palette of natural patterns and earthy colours, Dots N Tots Interior has given this home a look that will stand the test of time.
What was once a dreary five-room HDB flat is now a modern, open-concept home, thanks to the designers from Dots N Tots Interior.
Taking style cues from Japanese lifestyle brand Muji and Scandinavian design, this home by Dots N Tots Interior combines the best of clean, minimalistic lines with warm wood textures.
