HomeCalm, Minimal, and Effortless: Our Bathroom Design Story
capturoffee
Living in a Japandi resale 4rm with recess area Home Cafe style unit
Calm, Minimal, and Effortless: Our Bathroom Design Story
392
- Japandi
- HDB (Resale)
- ~1,100 sqft
- 3 br
- Couple Living
Our bathroom is a reflection of simplicity and practicality. We chose light grey tiles for their calm, soothing tone, creating a spa-like atmosphere to unwind after long days. The clean, minimal design isn't just about aesthetics, it’s about keeping life simple. Without clutter or unnecessary details, the space stays fresh and easy to clean, ensuring no dirt or grime builds up over time. 
Above our white throne, we added a walnut shelf, a small but thoughtful touch. Its warm wood tone contrasts beautifully with the light grey tiles, adding a hint of character to the minimalist space. We use it to hold a diffuser or essential oils, keeping the bathroom fresh and inviting. 
Inside the shower, we asked our ID to design a built-in nook—a lesson learned from our previous home. Shelves used to collect dirt and water stains, making cleaning a hassle. This recessed nook keeps everything streamlined and clutter-free while holding our essentials neatly. It blends seamlessly into the wall, maintaining the minimalist look and making upkeep so much easier. 
Simple hooks to hold our towels and clothes. 
This is our common bathroom, designed with the same minimal approach and cool grey tones, but without a glass partition.
