9 Views· 30 August 2022
Inside A Japandi Forest Cafe-Inspired Home With A Pretty River View
This week, we visit a very unique home at Lavender that has a lovely view of the Kallang River and the National Stadium. Homeowners Xinni and Keng Hua both loved Japanese anime and were inspired to have a home modelled after a Japanese forest cat cafe. It was originally a 2 bedroom unit sized at 969 square feet, but they knocked down the bedrooms to create one large room instead. Because of the bigger space, the bedroom now takes on a multi-functional use, where they can work from home and watch TV, and play games in bed.
Out of the many unique features of their home, they wanted to have a house in a house cafe concept. As a result, they had a frame built outside the kitchen, along with a wooden Totoro on the top. All of the furniture in their home was from Taobao, as they could customise it according to their lifestyle.
Probably the most amazing part of their home renovation journey is the interior design guidebook that they did up to help their ID with the process. You can view it here:
https://docs.google.com/presen....tation/d/1CEAjhMqFkc
We've also written a condensed guide here: https://stackedhomes.com/edito....rial/7-steps-to-crea
Links to furnitures purchased: https://docs.google.com/spread....sheets/d/17ADsWksms3
Special thanks to Xinni and Keng Hua for showing us around their magical home and for sharing their most comprehensive guide.
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