Modelled after a Japanese shoebox apartment, this family home designed by D5 Studio Image comprises traditional design elements fused with modern comforts.
With a reputation for thinking outside the box, D5 Studio Image has fully maximised the living possibilities in this three-room flat.
The family living in this HDB flat enjoys fully connected rooms and a walkway that allows them to admire the views out the window.
This flat overcame spatial challenges and is now an airy and minimalist home with two sitting areas.
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By taking inspiration from Japanese interior design, D5 Studio Image gave this jumbo flat a bright, airy and sophisticated look.
Glenn Loh of D5 Studio Image embarks on the most significant project of his career – designing his own home.
D5 Studio Image works with the unique interior architecture of this HDB flat instead of against it to create a dynamic living space for its inhabitants.
Bearing a modern, Zen-like aesthetic, this HDB flat is a quiet repose adapted for a young couple who embraces the minimalist Japanese lifestyle.
Following the simple yet highly functional design adage of Japanese homes, this HDB flat by the D5 Studio Image design team has been completely reconfigured. They have made the most out of the non-load-bearing walls by transforming them into practical yet stylish storage.
This family home features clever design tricks and a smart use of colour, making it stand out from its neighbours.
Can you imagine living in a minimalist home? Probably not! The young couple staying here took the look as inspiration and made it work for their lifestyle.