This week, we tour an amazing Marine Terrace HDB that has been transformed from the ground up from its old mismatched coloured condition to its current minimalist and expansive space. Homeowners Ming and Tiffany liked influences from a mix of the minimalist aesthetic from Japan and the wood themed Scandinavian look - and so decided to combine the two.

The home has parts inspired from Japanese architect, Tadao Ando, with a long seamless corridor. The living room is spacious and the first thing you'd notice is the black framed windows that provides a lovely picturesque view of the sea. At a size of 1,313 square feet, it's a good size (especially for HDB's nowadays), and you can see that from the open kitchen as well as cosy touches like the raised platform next to the dining area.

For those curious to know, Doctor Doors did their windows.

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