Bachelor pad channels hotel decadence

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Text by Disa Tan

While most homeowners play it safe with the modern contemporary style, this young singleton wanted to up the style game for his four-room flat. Designer Edmund Ong from D’ Initial Concept says: “The homeowner wanted a contemporary look with simple neutral tones, but he also wanted to experiment with materials and textures.” Armed with this design vision, the design team gave the TV feature wall a unique tiled finish, and incorporated vinyl flooring in edgy slate-effect patterns.

Other than cosmetic touches, reconfiguration works were required to improve the layout of the living and dining zones. A new wall was erected to better demarcate the living area from the dining space. “This wall also creates a proper foyer at the entrance,” Edmund says. Serving as an engaging focal point in the living space, the two-tone contrast between the tiled wall and the dark stone-effect wall adds a sophisticated design tone to this flat.

With a minimal and masculine colour palette, the open-concept kitchen shines with a sleek execution of matte and glossy finishes. A stainless steel backsplash spans across the wall and stands in beautiful contrast to the cabinetry featuring matte black laminates in luxe leather prints. This clean-lined style treatment helps to create an airy and spacious ambiance, and enhances the overall sense of space in the kitchen.

In this open-concept bathroom,
 the glass partitions are outlined
 by black aluminium frames and these add bold design lines to the overall setting. Inside, the walls and flooring are laid in marble-effect tiles with rich grey veining and these neutral-tone textures work well with the monochromatic textures for a clean-lined contemporary ambiance.

Taking inspiration from The Warehouse Hotel, the designers created a bold, open-concept bathroom in the master bedroom. With such openness, the uniformity in the colour palette for both connecting areas is integral to draw out a soothing and sophisticated boutique hotel aesthetic. The designers kept to dark and masculine tones and they factored in moody textures for enhanced visual impact.

D’ Initial Concept
www.dinitialconcept.com

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