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TANG’S

RESIDENCE

TANG’S

RESIDENCE

Condominium
800 sqft
Sky Awani 3, Setapak
Completed Mar 2023

In this compact condominium, the Muji-inspired design ethos unfolds with tranquil sophistication. Fluted wood panels, both functional and ornamental, conceal a discreet entryway while adding an element of surprise. Basked in natural light, the cream-white walls exude a soft luminosity, providing an ideal backdrop for the meticulously curated furnishings. Furniture selections, evocative of cedar and oak, infuse the space with a timeless, inviting aura.

Muji – a design style that needs no further introduction. As we all know, renovating a house isn’t a trivial task, and thus, we often ponder if Muji will stand the test of time. And we have the answer.

A walkthrough of our latest completed project: a small condominium that embraces the serene and timeless style of Muji. The living room features captivating fluted wood panels that serve a dual purpose, not only adding a touch of sophistication and texture but also concealing a hidden door, creating an element of intrigue and surprise. The walls, enveloped in cream white and illuminated by natural light, exude a soft radiance, making them the perfect canvas for the thoughtfully curated furnishings. To create a cohesive ambiance, our team selected furniture in hues reminiscent of cedar or oak wood, evoking a sense of warmth and timelessness.

With the same tenor overflowing into the dining area that seamlessly integrates with the living space, it features a communal table, complemented by chairs and a plush, grey-cushioned bench. Above, a graceful teardrop pendant light imparts an element of refinement and elevates the gastronomic experience, culminating in an environment where aesthetics converge with utility.

Further into this bespoke condominium, the kitchen continues to be a testament to the refined allure of Muji style. Cream-white walls set the stage, creating an expansive canvas that breathes airiness into the space. The choice of furniture, echoing the warmth of cedar and oak, fosters a seamless transition from cabinets to flooring, forging a harmonious visual narrative. A standout feature lies in the backsplash – porcelain tiles, meticulously arranged in vertical straight set, adding a distinctive texture that catches the eye. The cream white terrazzo countertop, speckled with vibrant accents, introduces vivacity and infuses the culinary space with character. The pièce de résistance? A gracefully curved plaster ceiling with back-lights that creates a fluid transition from the dining area into the culinary haven. This kitchen design is truly an art of nuanced design.

In a world that moves relentlessly forward, Muji is a design style that stands as a sanctuary, aligning with our changing needs and becoming an enduring source of peace. So you asked, does Muji age well? It does, it is a design that reciprocates.