The design of this condominium showflat showcases the designer’s skills at mixing sleek aesthetics with space-saving ideas.
2 October 2017
Home Type: Showflat
Floor Area: 1,500 sqft
Text by Lookbox Living
This is a condominium showflat, but we can imagine living in it! Designed by Image Creative Design, the place oozes modern luxury and has a comfortable, cosy look that will be great for relaxing or even entertaining.
Upon stepping in, you will notice that the living area feels encapsulated. To invoke a cocooning effect, the designers clad the walls and dropped ceiling in a light wood laminate. It’s a little design trick that lends a cohesive look to the space, especially in open layouts.
In the dining area and open kitchen, a soft, natural palette can be seen. The design of the space emphasises sleek and seamless design, with a kitchen island that provides a worktop while zoning the cookspace and dining area.
Here, lighting plays an important role, with a mix of pendant lamps and cove lights for multiple layers of illumination.
In the master bedroom, Image Creative Design encouraged a sense of luxury by controlling the colour and material palette. Shades of grey and metallic silver bring a sheen to the room, while plush textures create an inviting vibe.
Especially of note is the headboard, created by combining upholstered geometric panels and metal grilles for a truly bespoke design.
Throughout the interiors, built-in carpentry also brings a seamless look while providing various options for storage and display, and the refined look of this showflat is achieved through a combination of lighting design, efficient space planning and elegant materials.
See more of Image Creative Design’s work here.
This project was first featured in the Lookbox Annual 2017 – Singapore’s leading interior designers to know! Pick up your copy for more inspiring interiors.
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