Punggol Way House

Interior Design by Don Lin

The permutation of the space was diversified to the renewal of the monotonous finishes. The bold concrete has gracefully reinstated to contextualize the industrial ambiance. Glimpses of exposed piping are involved, adjacent to the layout, clearly expressing an open ceiling dialogue. The layering of the raw finishes did not freeze just on the concrete element, but it has gradually expanded together with a consistency of sketchy cabinet, floor, and wall material. In fact, the new interior was navigated and developed into a 'Feel at home' lifestyle.

Fragments of skin layer were collaborated together so as to revamp the entire confined space into a dramatic traumatized topography scenario. The hue color of the interior demonstrates a vintage approach, these techniques have beautifully invited all visitors to a habitual paradise.

This design is a renewal of the old industrial and confronting the modern approach. It stands out with its bold use of concrete, exposed piping, and layering of raw finishes. The integration of furniture and the vintage hue color create a unique and inviting atmosphere. Punggol Way House is a testament to the seamless blending of old and new, creating a space that is both fashionable and welcoming.

This design was awarded Silver in A' Interior Space, Retail and Exhibition Design Award in 2015. The Silver A' Design Award is given to top-of-the-line, creative, and professionally remarkable designs that illustrate outstanding expertise and innovation. Punggol Way House showcases a remarkable level of excellence and introduces positive feelings, amazement, and wonder.