Inside A Designer’s Calm Minimalist 120 Sqm Family Home | Singapore

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In this week’s episode, we explore a tranquil, 120-square-metre home along Balestier Road, designed as a serene retreat for the owner's semi-retired parents. Prioritising simplicity and timeless design, the space features a balanced mix of raw and refined materials, carefully layered to create an open and inviting ambiance.

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[JS-evxc]

Undoubtedly well-design and clean-cut. Like so many comments here, the heading of this clip is irrelevant, there is no element inside to convince us that the design is intended for semi-retired parents, no aided handrail, no rounded corner or any thought for older people at all. Instead, the design intention mainly is to suit the son's need and taste. Since he is only wearing same black t-shirts, does he need so many same t-shirts, I guess 4 sets will suffice.

[Sharkangelo]

Definitely not for his "semi-retired parents". That theme look and feel more like a modern personal bachelor pad

[dominiclee]

that cast iron beam looks so good in the space with the chrome finishings. well done.

[denicesilva]

Firm believer in using neutral materials when designing spaces. More flexibility. Pops of color come with artwork, dinnerware, bedding/towels, etc. Great space!

[shiftyourperception]

a combination of minimalism, industrial, modern, relaxed and comfortable. i love the diffused light and the plain, matte white drapes. but that personalization is missing, that something that makes you say.. "i'm home".

[lunaenter]

Its so simple, no clutter, clean and suitable for the elderly. Though I have to say 6:03 those cloth look the same, I dont think u need to think that hard right? No offense, because I thought its so funny. 🤣

[oygenn]

Looks lovely, but that's an enormous space for an old retired couple. I can imagine at least one of those bedrooms will remain unused, or become an overloaded storage room.
Also maintenance - unless they can afford regular house cleaning service, keeping this place clean will be less peaceful and much more of a chore for an older couple.

[estherstephens]

I love how simple, clean and open this design is. ❤❤❤

[PHinUtube]

Sorry, it is as simple as but is lifeless and putting too many things in a simple design. Retired or small family living doesn't mean lifeless. Spending a lot in renovation to make the kitchen simple becos not cooking or little cooking must as well downsize the kitchen.

Of cos, design is always in the eyes of the beholder. Just my thoughts for sharing.

[Jen-joqu]

Beautiful home with elegant design. I like that this is for multiple generations living there, too. Nice!

[catchjyoti]

design looks lifeless. of course it is in the eye of the beholder.

[jln]

Bro has excel spreadsheet as his Tv wall

[gabrielchan]

6:20 I thought someone vomited in the sink

[paulajf]

Good design overall with natural elements, but too sterile, too void of personality.

[B-pd]

Very well thought out design - sleek, minimalistic and timeless. Good looking designer too! 😮‍💨

[manuelveytia]

cultural question, why Singapore's apartments have household shelters?

[jizhang]

Thank god that this is not a "dark themed" interior design...

[tarotboy]

Overall the design is cohesive except for the sink that definitely looks out of place with the rest of the minimalist esthetics 😂

[Iendleasereit]

talented guy... he did the style correctly.