Apartment designed for an art lover in Singapore by KNQ Associates

Architects: KNQ Associates
Location: Singapore
Year: 2015
Photo courtesy: KNQ Associates
Description:

This contemporary home was particularly planned and developed to showcase the proprietors’ expansive workmanship gathering. The juxtaposition of carefully nitty gritty normal stones with humble materials like crude bond screed and textured wallpaper gives a quelled background to a broad craftsmanship accumulation. The fine art, which was amassed in the course of recent decades, ranges from canvas depictions to models to deals with paper and on wood.

In the front room, a vast canvas painting by a famous Chinese craftsman holds tight the long marble-tiled divider and grapples the whole living and feasting territories. Two strip-designed mirror entryways opening up to a shoe stockpiling (constructed set up of a current entryway opening into the kitchen) acquires much light and open up the private lift anteroom. An advanced Swarovski divider light loans a touch of class and bling with its upscale precious stone cut glass shade.

Somewhere else, the flat is additionally outfitted with fantastic furniture and fittings from any semblance of Poltrona Frau, Tom Dixon and George Nelson, giving a rich situation to the couple and their two grown-up children to live and stimulate in. In the rooms, usefulness come first. Each need of the occupant(s) in each of the rooms have been made into note of, and the spaces were intended to boost those necessities.