Inside A Couple's 1,000 Sq Ft Raw Monochromatic Home

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This week is a special episode as we tour a black and white walkup apartment that was built in the 1960s. Nicole (or better known as @ncwong on Instagram), and Clinton moved into their 1,000 square feet home, and had to make a few creative adjustments to make the home a better fit for their lifestyle.

Nicole always wanted to have a neat and minimalist home, and was particularly inspired by the Bauhaus movement. Their ID helped to design a 3m long TV console that can double up as storage and to hide their TV. They kept the structured pillar in its original raw condition, and also chose to go with the Sanwa stainless steel island as it kept with their design aesthetic and for easy maintenance.

The original apartment only came with one bathroom, so they had to create 2 to make it usable. One of the very interesting hacks to save space was the sink was kept flushed in the wall. Finally, coming into the house, as you have the master bedroom door, they decided to replace it with a 3m glass door - which helps you see how deep the home is - thereby accentuating the space.

Special thanks to Nicole and Clinton for taking the time to show us around their aesthetic home!

Credits to Studio Periphery for the cover image.

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StackedHomes

the sink inside the wall is so creative. i also love how raw yet polished the apartment is. it really is an extension of their style

tannyainthecity

It's lovely and extremely stylish. Love the storage space that's hidden. I've been following Nicole in TikTok and I think the vids seems brighter there! Appreciate that her home is way different from the predictable muji scandinavian houses.

debralow

A bold and understated design which leaves me challenged yet enlightened.

brandofhero

I like the industrial looking walls and I would break the monotone with some nice paintings or striking artwork.

theallybelly

I love this house so much! I would like to live somewhere like this one day!
And how sweet to make an alter to your dog 1:35 What a lovely idea!
Thank you for sharing with us.

ifitistobeitisuptome

The color palette is a no for me but it fits them well. I love the glass panel door it makes the space look alot bigger, the cement pillar to define the rooms and the use of storage

pollypuffington

love the USM Haller pieces and the stainless kitchen counter.

themrgumbatron

It's really interesting and reminded me how taste is very subjective. I really dislike this design, I feel gloomy and like in a quarantine with the grey and metal. But nobody ask me for my opinion and they like it so... Great video!

crazzp

wow!!!
the retreat = quite cool~
😄😄😄😄😄
thanks for this marvellous video

HumdrumSingaporeanREACTS

Very nice. Very minimalistic. Love it.

heyquantboy

I have a gray wall in my house. The thing about gray (or any denser colors in general) is it can look very different when different strength of light is cast on them. And it's really a matter of the home owners taste at the end of day. Nice apartment.

Gurugurustan