G

et past the first

impression that this

black-and-white

apartment is straight out of the

classic monochrome mould and

you will find features that lend

the interior character unique

charm. While the homeowners

specified a monochromatic

theme, the interior design

team at collective Designs

jazzed it up with splashes

of grey (for the furnishings),

mirrored-finish walls and a

generous use of marble.

instead of installing several

doors or panelling, the design

team ingeniously tucked the

storeroom, shoe cabinet and

common bathroom entrance

behind the mirrored-finish

walls. This is in line with keeping

a “clean” look in the living room,

Who lives here
Two-bedroom condominium apartment
with a spacious balcony
home Young professionals in their mid-30s
size 1,195 sq ft

above

The original

kitchen was

hacked, as it did

not go with the

owners’ theme.

A prominent

island counter

with a jet-black

marble worktop

now anchors the

kitchen space.

left

The L-shaped

master wardrobe

has tinted

glass doors on

one side, and

mirrored doors

on the other.