Inside A Minimalist's One-Bedroom Apartment Designed For Open Living | Singapore

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In this week’s episode, we explore a single-bedroom condominium spanning approximately 1,300 square feet, home to a middle-aged couple. The homeowner, an avid art collector, has transformed the space into a personal gallery with a mixture of photography and paintings.

The living room is designed for versatility, with minimal carpentry and furniture for easy mobility. It can be restructured for various activities, including yoga sessions, family dinners, and movie nights.
A connecting bridge links the living space to the bedroom and bathroom, blurring the distinction between indoor and outdoor spaces with warm natural light streaming through the skylight.

The bedroom is characterised by clean lines and a minimalist approach, promoting a sense of calm. Instead of a permanent bed, tatami mats and futons are used, offering more comfort and saving space.

In the bathroom, large format tiles with a single tone for both the floor and walls visually expand the space. Fluted glass panels with black frames delineate different areas while maintaining privacy. Throughout the home, an abundance of plants serves both as decoration and natural privacy screens.

As always, special thanks to the homeowners opening up their home to us.

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[njb]

"tatami mats are more comfortable that conventional beds" - said no-one who ever had sex on one.

[dwirt]

Just casually we have bees in our house. Oh just by that potted tree there.

[bryansandiego]

Extreme minimalism. My favorite part is the balcony with plants, trees, and bees ... the only thing that felt alive in this sterile home.

[novabeen]

I like how he just casually added that there were bee hives in the trees 😂

[Weebong]

I like this space. The muted colors bring a relaxing mood or vibe to this space.

[endorwitch]

as someone who loves more natural lights, this is actually well done! it doesnt even look like one room

[zepbark]

Refrigerator-Door- Direction is a shame for an architect!

[jeremy]

The trees against the balcony is a very nice touch

[Aoshimaro]

I'm just here for the dog, honestly. Corgis are the bomb.

More StackedHomes with pets please! Maybe just the pets?

[philiq]

Personally, I'd have wanted more furniture in that space. That aside, the balcony areas with the potted plants/trees were a nice touch. The bees were a surprise. 🍯🐝

[Gurugurustan]

Nice and clean. Just mindful when getting up from the tatami at middle age.

[ggin]

That beehive would terrify me everyday

[Vampyreq]

0:47 I guess the corgi came with the house...

[souledgar]

At what point does minimalism tip into oddly empty? All power to the couple pushing their aesthetic but I imagine I won’t be the only one asking “oh, still shopping for furniture huh?” if one visits.

[RTAV]

Haven't seen a place with less furniture than this one. It's actually an art gallery..
Even for 2 people, there aren't 2 chairs by the dining island..
Wonder the removed sone pieces of day to day in use furniture for this video shoot.

[pierspim]

Simplicity is sometimes the highest form of sophistication.

[mariastathopoulos]

I like the slat skylights as a point of difference. The most comfortable and interesting spaces for me are the balcony and bathroom because of the greenery.
Where are the dining chairs kept?
I have a sneaky suspicion that there are more furniture and furnishings hidden in the floor to ceiling storage. Hint: family dinners.
The primary bedroom is definitely unfinished. I'd be sleeping on the chaise in the living area. Another person would sleep on the outdoor seteè - just bring it inside 😅
A beehive at a balcony of a condo complex is asking for trouble.
The apartment has so much potential to be comfortable and beautiful.

[gabrielmaroto]

I think this guy just moved in. A joke. It is a very lovely home. Minimalism done right. 😻

[sakurazukamorisubaru]

I really like cosy vibes and an art gallery feel.

Is keeping bees so close dangerous tho? 🤔

[BiJay]

Looks so small for 121 m². Did they count the terrace into it 1:1? Even then...