Established: 2006
Profile image: Harold Zhao, Design Consultant; Amos Chin, Senior Design Consultant;
Wincy Tang, Principal Designer
Location: Chye Seng Huat Hardware
(CSHH) Coffee.
This cafe is one of the team’s favourite
spots to hang out at and where they share
their downtime together. “We love
the coffee, food and ambience,” says
Wincy. “To an extent, this place reflects
our studio’s culture. We always try to
create a comfortable space and working
conditions to collaborate.”
What makes your firm and its work unique?
At Rhiss Interior, we tailor our design according to the client’s needs. Also, we keep ourselves updated on what’s happening in the global design world by travelling and taking inspiration from everywhere and then making these design inspirations relevant in Singapore within the context of each project. We like to merge the old and new.
What constitutes a meaningful space?
A comfortable and welcoming space that puts one at ease effortlessly.
What is your best design advice?
Don’t follow trends. Trends are not here to stay, and with an architectural or interior project, especially homes, you’re in it for a long haul. So, my advice is to listen to your heart. How would you like to live in the space for a long time with your loved ones? What would you need to create such space? Then we’ll start from there. Our job is to interpret this into a livable design.
“We always prioritise and address the lifestyle needs of our clients, creating bespoke spaces that express their personality.”
– Wincy Tang, Creative Director
With homes getting smaller, think out of the box to fully utilise every square inch in your home, so you won’t ever feel claustrophobic anymore.
With the help of Rhiss Interior, this three-storey cluster house becomes the ideal location to raise a large, multi-generational family.
Wincy Tang of Rhiss Interior has given her repeat clients a home with beautiful textured walls, effectively setting it apart from the other units in the cluster housing estate.
What this brand new condominium unit lacks in space it makes up in multi-functional fixtures and clever hidden features.
Sure, the hotel style is great, but what if the experience could be perfected with a low-maintenance design approach? That was what Rhiss Interior decided to do for a couple with two young kids.
Rhiss Interior have gone above and beyond to transform this 893 sqft apartment into a well-planned living space with enough room for everyone.
