A Singapore Apartment Renovation Inspired by Water’s Tranquility

When creating the idea behind the Ripple Condominium in Singapore, Proper Angle Studio sought to evoke the tranquility of water. The unique structure has been changed with a contemporary, light-filled setup, whereas the general design feels calm and serene. Pure supplies and impartial shades create a cohesive look all through with out being drab.

A customized marble eating desk is paired with 4 beige-colored Drop chairs with black legs from Fritz Hansen. The angled base of the desk mimics the splayed nature of the chair’s legs.

The fluted wooden element on the entrance of the bar carries over to the storage door fronts, together with complementary wooden panels forming the partitions and ceiling. Black home equipment and bar stool spherical out the look of the minimalist kitchen.

Persevering with down the picket hall on the finish is the lounge with entry to a balcony. A lime-washed accent wall turns into the backdrop for the tv. On the other aspect of the room, a customized couch with built-in bookshelves on both aspect offers seating for TV watching.

The staircase itself is its personal murals, full with a built-in bench and customized handrail.

As one ascends the steps, the design theme visually comes alive with a tranquil seascape canvas by artist Lynda Laird adorning the wall.

On the second ground, a pair of bedrooms with window openings look out over the steps.

Photographs by Studio Periphery.

Caroline Williamson is Editorial Director of Design Milk. She has a BFA in pictures from SCAD and may normally be discovered looking for classic wares, doing New York Instances crossword puzzles in pen, or remodeling playlists on Spotify.