Happe Design Atelier

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A married couple’s love for mid-century modern design and retro style is reflected in this colourful home.

The indoors and out are alluringly blurred in this Japandi-inspired penthouse. Enviable features include a skylight, an ‘infinity’ timber decking, and an expansive balcony.

The refreshing interior of this Upper Thomson condo is informed by nature, with every inch of space reprogrammed to suit a young couple.

Wood, marble and a clean-lined design language by Happe Design Atelier shows off a cosy and contemporary home with luxurious undertones.

Taking a reductionist approach, Happe Design Atelier completely transforms a once dingy 43-year-old resale flat into a stylish bachelor pad.

History and sentiment lend richness to this eye-catching flat where contemporary Nordic design meets colourful Art Deco touches.

Taking the brief for a contemporary home further, Happe Design Atelier incorporates the old resale unit’s original terrazzo flooring into the design to create a monochrome haven with a nostalgic twist.

Through a series of elegant interventions, a small and angulated apartment space has been made an ideal family home, complete with a play zone.

This resale flat has been designed by Happe Design Atelier as a warm and inviting dwelling that alludes to the history of its neighbourhood.

Thoughtful design mannerism has been put in place to make this HDB flat work for a senior with reduced mobility and her able-bodied nieces and nephew, without sacrificing aesthetics.

Happe Design Atelier uses creative space segmentation and materiality to bring distinct character and maintain openness in this three-room flat.