This week, we visit Serangoon, where an old HDB flat has been completely transformed into a tranquil Japanese Teahouse-inspired home. It’s a spacious 1,323 square feet, which is now a relaxing home for homeowners Adrian and Diana.

Being in various creative industries, they wanted a space inspired by travels to places like Japan and Taiwan. And so this was transpired to design details like the tiles on the floor and the wooden furnitures that they bought. They have a special corner by the living room for their vinyl player as well as a feature wall to hang polaroids and photos.

Their balcony originally used to be a place to store their shoes, but has now been transformed into an area for their plants, as they realised that was where the light was the most intense.

With the kitchen, they opted for a Shoji door, which is a key feature in Japanese architecture. The master bedroom is kept simple and minimalist, but that really shows off the size of the bedroom.

Special thanks to Adrian and Diana for taking the time to show us around their tranquil home. For more, please visit https://www.instagram.com/yasumu.home/

Inside A Serene 1,323 Sqft Japanese-Teahouse Inspired HDB Home With A Distinct Plant Corner

Credits to Sojao (https://sojao.shop/blogs/house....-to-home/a-japanese- for the featured image.

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