Sketchwork Design & Style · Singapore
In the lush tapestry of Singapore’s urban landscape, one residential gem shines brilliantly—The Lagoon. Dreamt up by Sulini Tjoeng of Sketchwork Design & Style, this 1,670-square-foot sanctuary defies the ordinary. Conceived for a businesswoman with a penchant for travel and the opulent suites she frequents, The Lagoon embodies the spirit of endless discovery.
As you walk through the sweeping entrance, you’re immediately enveloped in a luxurious embrace. The lustrous corridor catches your eye, curving gracefully as it guides you towards the private spaces of the home. Here, the mundane and utilitarian features—storage closets and bathroom doors—are artfully concealed, giving the passage an uninterrupted, flowing allure. The tone of the wood laminate, subtly nuanced, dances in harmony with the golden notes of the wallpaper, elevating the everyday into the extraordinary.
The living room is a celebration of space and serenity. High-quality solid patterns are chosen to contrast with darker shades of veneer, composing a room that is as cozy as it is grand. It’s a theater for life’s quieter moments and a stage for elaborate parties, its spatial generosity accommodating the owner’s wide-ranging interests.
Transition from the living room, and you encounter the master bedroom, where a burst of color infuses life into the elegant backdrop. Wallpaper chosen for its unique character makes an audacious yet harmonious statement. Within this domain is a special nook for dressing—an intimate setting featuring a glass top that allows a bird’s eye view into a collection of personal treasures. And as one moves towards the luxurious, doorless bathroom, Japanese Zen elements define a shower space made for serene contemplation.
The designer ingeniously introduces multi-functional features tailored to the owner’s lifestyle. The kitchen is a culinary haven that blends aesthetic finesse with functional prowess, featuring state-of-the-art V-ZUG appliances. A seamless choreography of pullable shelves offers effortless access to cooking and baking implements.
Faced with a tight timeline of three and a half months and a budget of $300,000, Sulini Tjoeng transformed the condo into a transcendent space. The Lagoon isn’t just a home. It’s a journey, a narrative, and a masterwork where every design choice is a sentence, every room a chapter, and the entire space a magnificent story waiting to be told.
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