A home curated around art.
Set within a conserved shophouse along Tan Quee Lan Street, this 1,216 sqft duplex apartment brings together an extensive personal art collection with a mix of existing furniture and newly sourced pieces.
Inspired by the simplicity of gallery spaces and subtle colonial influences, the styling draws on warm wood finishes, rattan, black accents and greenery. Working with the apartment's existing character and natural light, the interiors find a balance between the art on display and the comfort of a lived-in home.
Art takes centre stage.
The art collection forms the starting point for the home's styling. Rather than treating each piece in isolation, furniture, lighting and decorative objects are arranged in conversation with the works on display.
A mix of textures, materials and carefully placed objects creates moments of interest throughout the apartment, allowing the collection to take prominence without overwhelming the spaces.
A gallery to call home.
Art moves beyond the walls to become part of the home's everyday character. Collected works sit alongside familiar furniture and new additions, bringing together pieces of different origins into a space that feels both curated and lived in.