One of the homeowners’ favourite features was the bomb shelter (right), where they customised tiny holes for their cat babies to nest in while peeping out through them 🐱
Front view of the bomb shelter, at the entryway, we created a settee with a mirror for the homeowners to hang their bags when leaving or returning home. You can also spot the cat hole above 🐱
This was initially a guest bedroom, but since the homeowners love hosting, we hacked it down to open up the living room space (on the left), transforming it into an open dining area.
We opted for a kitchen island to create a more dynamic space; it functions as both a kitchen counter and an additional dining area. This continues the open-concept flow from the living and dining areas.
We continued the same theme in the bathroom, using cream tones and dark wood finishes to create a cohesive look. The cloud room with backlit lighting also adds a touch of personality to the home.
We continued the same theme in the bathroom, using cream tones and dark wood finishes to create a cohesive look. The cloud room with backlit lighting also adds a touch of personality to the home.