This Designer’s Home Reflects an Evolving Relationship with Space

In Singapore, this 120-square-metre apartment belonging to designer Natalie Cheung of interior and architectural design practice Medium Specific reflects a quiet, carefully considered approach that prioritises adaptability and subtle material expression.

Cheung reconfigured the layout to create a fluid sequence, starting with a defined entryway that flows into open living, dining and kitchen areas. Finishes such as dark terracotta and matcha-toned epoxy flooring establish a grounded palette, while custom elements such as a dual-access bookshelf and concealed storage introduce thoughtful, functional interventions. The studio, bathrooms and attic are treated with the same restraint, allowing light, proportion and objects to define the atmosphere.

Images courtesy to Mazterz