When the owners of this four-bedroom apartment unit in Singapore’s East Coast area approached Bud Studio, the brief was simple in theory: to transform the 2,055 sq ft abode into a sanctuary. In practice, however, it represented a delicate balancing act.
“The biggest challenge in this project was ensuring consistency in the overall design language while accommodating very different functions and moods across the home,” says Bin Yeo, co-founder of Bud Studio.
“Each space had its own specific criteria, from a spa-like bathroom and resort-inspired bedroom to a functional yet sleek kitchen, which would naturally pull the design in different directions, risking a disjointed feel,” he adds.
The team, led by Yeo and designer Benson Lim, took on the challenge with a vision of warmth, comfort, and quiet sophistication.
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