A minimalist apartment located in Singapore, this apartment is located in the middle of a prestigious school and is a decisive factor in the owner's decision to live there for a long time. The task of the design is clear: a minimalist and long-lasting home, the main materials are chosen in white and wood. The material chosen is not only visually attractive, but also has low maintainability, which is of paramount importance. When designing a layout, priority features do not compromise the aesthetics. Their goal is to create multi-functional spaces that allow various activities to coexist without sacrificing the privacy inherent in a family home.

The original double bathroom design is mostly kept down, but has undergone an aesthetic modification to keep in line with the color palette of the entire family. One notable modification is the addition of a storage space that, if desired, can be converted into a room used by babysitters in the future. This increase does not diminish the overall feeling of spaciousness in the apartment. The design also includes funds for study and extra bedrooms to ensure future housing is ready. Recognizing the couple's passion for cooking and their love for dinner, the design team reimagined the dry kitchen as the heart of the family. This central space is easy to enter and can be seen from the island table and wet kitchen, encouraging interaction between owners and guests.

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