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Private Residence

Singapore

A modern home in Singapore with warm wood finishes and a living room designed around generous gatherings.

3D render of the living area, Private Residence — residence design visualization by ePrivilege Studio (view 1)

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At a glance

Private Residence: residential project design visualizations in Singapore by ePrivilege Studio.

Project Type: Residential
Location: Singapore
Area: 80 m²

A study in space

From the whole to the detail.

4 images

Private Residence: Facing sofas and pale veined coffee tables overlook a glass-enclosed garden with trailing greenery and a sculptural tree. — 01Facing sofas and pale veined coffee tables overlook a glass-enclosed garden with trailing greenery and a sculptural tree.

Private Residence: An open geometric screen frames the dining area, with upholstered chairs, a branching chandelier and a built-in drinks cabinet beyond. — 02An open geometric screen frames the dining area, with upholstered chairs, a branching chandelier and a built-in drinks cabinet beyond.

Private Residence: A long veined dining table sits beneath a branching chandelier, facing lattice bottle racks and a bar counter beside tall windows. — 03A long veined dining table sits beneath a branching chandelier, facing lattice bottle racks and a bar counter beside tall windows.

Private Residence: The glass-enclosed garden combines a sculptural tree, trailing plants, low planting and a water feature against a textured wall. — 04The glass-enclosed garden combines a sculptural tree, trailing plants, low planting and a water feature against a textured wall.

Project Overview

This 80 m² residential interior brings together living and dining spaces with a modern, welcoming character. Clean lines and warm finishes respond to the client's taste and the way he entertains at home.

Project Brief

The client wanted a living room that could accommodate up to 20 people. He preferred modern interiors, wood finishes, and clean, polished flooring rather than carpet.

Site Context

This 80 m² home in Singapore brings living and dining together in a connected interior.

Design Response

The design groups generous seating around the living area and connects it visually to the dining space. Large windows and an open spatial arrangement keep the shared spaces connected.

Material, Light & Spatial

Wood tones, neutral upholstery, and decorative pendant lighting give the interior warmth. Daylight from the large windows adds depth to the layered neutral palette.