Step Inside This Art-Led Sanctuary in the East of Singapore

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Tailored Architects transforms a charming old apartment for an art-collecting family, shaped by terracotta tones, soft light and thoughtful spatial flow

 

This home began with an ambition toward tropical brutalism, using raw textures, strong forms and an emphasis on practicality. As Tailored Architects worked with the homeowners, who are avid art collectors, the concept evolved into something softer and more intimate. The dining area became a pivotal moment: a statement artwork introduced early in the process shaped the room’s mood and earthy tones, setting it apart as a curated ‘box of curiosity’. Throughout the apartment, terracotta tones, warm woods and forest greens create a calm, grounded atmosphere, while flexible spaces such as the interlocking living room, the adaptable study and the quietly framed patio reflect the family’s lifestyle. The result is a home that balances its raw beginnings with warmth, personality and a lived-in sense of artful restraint.


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