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If you’re looking to upgrade or improve the environment you spend most of your time in, there’s no reason not to reach for the stars
With working from home being the norm for the foreseeable future, you’d definitely want to make sure all your bases are covered when embarking on any sort of home improvement project. And as Prestige Global Designs’ co-founders Michael Ong and Jeremy Tay have built their design firm’s prestigious international reputation on creating intensely personal, yet sumptuous interiors that ingeniously maximise spatial functionality, it’s a good idea to take a look at some of their most well-received recent projects.
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Punches of Personality at Pavilion 11
Tay says the furnishing of this abode was “a team effort” with the well-travelled and charismatic homeowners, who are a young family of five. The aim was to creatively turn the lofty two-storey space (complete with a private rooftop) into something that felt “homely yet luxurious, with a mix of different design elements”, able to serve the family’s practical daily needs while also being able to comfortably accommodate regular house parties. One of the project’s most interesting and experimental points, Tay notes, was the deliberate absence of a TV in the main living area.
