Modern Contemporary Design in Thomson Three

Tailored for a mother and her two daughters, this three-bedroom condominium apartment seamlessly blends functionality and aesthetics to create a serene yet vibrant living space. The key interior design features include cross-ventilation solutions, a custom-designed gate that enhances the foyer, and ample storage with concealed doors. Feng shui is an important design consideration for many Singapore homeowners, and this interior design adheres to feng shui principles for the furniture layout, ensuring both practicality and aesthetics.

A television feature wall clad in white marble-looking laminate features clean lines, which conceal the shallow cabinets where the family houses daily miscellaneous items and cables. The living area makes a bold impression with a suspended cabinet and a low ledge. The ledge is a versatile side table that allows the homeowner to change the display items according to festive seasons. It also contributes to the balance, harmony and proportion of the space. Above the sofa, a timber beam adds depth and continuity, serving as a light box for the art pieces. The design elements enhance the visual appeal and depth of the flat wall covered in elegant wallpaper.

With its grey and beige colour palette, the master bedroom exudes cosiness and style. It is also designed with functionality, with a wardrobe for ample storage on one side. A sleek half-height cabinet in front of the bed provides additional storage and room for a tabletop TV installation in the future. A suspended flip-up dresser doubles up as a light worktop. That way, storage and comfort are not compromised, while the bedroom design remains practical and pleasing to the eye.

Because the kitchen is close to the entrance, a sliding door is used to close off the foyer from the rest of the home. This door was customised with frosted glass panels placed at strategic heights to enhance cross ventilation and privacy. In the kitchen, timber-looking tiles provide slip resistance. Ash grey quartz kitchen top was chosen for its durability and easy maintenance, which is ideal for frequent cooking. Sliding glass panels also allow the kitchen to be contained when needed. These material choices enhance the kitchen’s aesthetics and bring in intricate details that make the space sophisticated and personal. Here, a bar counter makes an ideal breakfast spot for conversations among the mother and daughters.

Storage solutions line the wall in the dining area, where there is a dry pantry with space for a coffee machine and dry foods. Shallower storage, aligned with the dining table, holds wine bottles and glasses. Notably, a passageway to the bedrooms is located between the living and dining areas. A bespoke concealed door seamlessly connects the two areas while hiding the passageway. A concealed door effectively creates a cohesive interior design concept and helps the family have more privacy when they have guests.

This room features a continuous laminate headboard that backs the study table. The feel is understated and polished. Cove lighting and wallpaper adds to the warmth of the space, accentuating the artwork. Hidden storage is also provided beneath the bed, in addition to the wardrobe, so that the room is tidy and organised.

With a vanity mirror that includes storage and open shelves, the bathroom is designed for functionality and luxury. Cove lighting adds a soft, ambient glow that highlights the soft hues of the finishes. The shower features an overlay of large marble-looking tiles, providing a maintenance-free wall finish that also exudes a grand and timeless appeal. This combination of practical and aesthetic elements ensures the bathroom is user-friendly and luxurious.