Small Apartment for Single Living is Transformed into a Cheerful Family Home
Arguably the most valuable resource in major cities around the world is space, and it's even harder to come by in a busy metropolis like Singapore. Here, every inch counts, and the rows of Housing Development Board (HDB) apartments have traditionally been known for being crowded spaces with poor planning — apartments that offer the bare essentials. Of course, that seems to be changing these days as new owners of these old apartments are turning to innovative solutions for a happier and visually more spacious home. the Bukit Merah apartment is one such home, carefully and skilfully renovated by MONOCOT, combining the best of the old and new.

The original 3 bedroom apartment was built in the 1960's and with lots of interior walls the interior was both dark and cluttered. Existing partitions have been moved and some removed entirely to create the new open plan living area with adjoining narrow kitchen and dining area. Some of the older features such as the terrazzo floor and blue tiles in the kitchen have been retained and upgraded. A new sliding glass door now connects the living space to the outside balcony, allowing homeowners to effortlessly switch between openness and privacy.





A brilliant collection of tropical plants, an array of custom wood shelving and cabinetry throughout, beautiful white and blue walls throughout, and chic, modern decor add the finishing touches to this rejuvenated little apartment. [Photography: Studio Periphery]





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