This week, we visit a Japanese-inspired 4-room HDB home in Tampines. When homeowners Julius and Caryne first saw the house, it was quite dark and not in a very inspiring state. It was a 1,076 square feet 4-room HDB flat, but it was cluttered and didn’t really feel its size. They decided to knock down one of the walls in the bedroom to create a bigger living area, and the result is quite stunning. The new space for the living and dining feels very expansive, and it’s even big enough to fit a 3m countertop kitchen island.

When you first turn in, there’s an interesting spot on the right where Julius keeps his vinyl collection. Along with a small armchair, it becomes a little photogenic spot of the home.

There are other details too, like the fluted panel that is in between the living and service yard, and that same detailing is continued into the kitchen cabinets.

Getting to both bedrooms will be by the seamless bedroom doors, that help to retain that minimalist look of the place. The master bedroom is a minimalist dream, with a row of cabinetry, and a dresser by the window that is useful yet frames the window as well.

Special thanks to Julius and Caryne for showing us around their wonderfully clean home. For more design tips and inspiration, please visit: https://www.instagram.com/1076sqft/

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