Tampines | Singapore
159 Simei Road

Modern Industrial Sophistication at 159 Simei Road | Interior Design Project Singapore

Project Details

Renovation Cost

S$70,000

Area Size

104 sqm

Design Style

Modern, Industrial, Contemporary

Year of Project

2020

Works Included

Carpentry
Carpentry
Flooring
Flooring
Wall Hacking
Wall Hacking
Tiling
Tiling
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False Ceiling
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Electrical
Plumbing
Plumbing
Painting
Painting

This interior design project at 159 Simei Road showcases how modern industrial design can be both bold and livable. Designed as a multi-functional urban sanctuary, the home balances high-energy social spaces with calm private retreats—perfect for modern Singapore living.

Design Concept: Redefining Modern Urban Living

The core concept was to merge industrial materiality with contemporary comfort. A restrained palette of charcoal greys, matte blacks, and warm wood accents establishes a sophisticated base, while strategic lighting and glass partitions keep the home open, bright, and breathable.

Every design decision was guided by:

  • Spatial clarity and flow

  • Practical daily usability

  • Visual openness in a compact footprint

  • Timeless materials that age well

Entertainment Zone & Social Spatial Planning

The heart of the home is a centrally located entertainment hub, anchored by a professional-grade pool table that defines the social function of the space.

Key design features

  • Zoned layout:

    • Spectator seating lined against the wall to maintain clear circulation

    • Integrated bar counter for hosting and casual dining

  • Architectural lighting:
    Geometric recessed ceiling lights create rhythm, while a sculptural pendant above the pool table adds gallery-like focus.

  • Visual connectivity:
    Black-framed glass windows link the bar and kitchen zones, creating transparency without sacrificing definition.

This layout allows multiple activities to coexist—hosting, relaxing, and playing—without visual clutter.

Modern Industrial Kitchen with Glass Partition

The kitchen at 159 Simei Rd is designed for both performance and aesthetics, balancing strong industrial elements with everyday functionality.

Kitchen design highlights

  • Dual-zone planning:
    Cooking and washing on one side, bar counter and appliances on the other

  • Material balance:
    Matte dark wood cabinetry paired with light large-format floor tiles to prevent the space from feeling heavy

  • Black-framed folding glass doors:
    Allow enclosure when cooking, while preserving the open-concept feel when folded away

  • Layered lighting:
    Under-cabinet, track, and ceiling lights ensure clarity for every task

Master Bedroom with Elevated Platform Design

The private zone of the home transitions into a calm, contemporary retreat.

Bedroom features

  • Custom elevated platform bed with integrated steps and hidden storage to maximise space

  • Backlit headboard panel for warm, atmospheric lighting

  • Neutral palette of greys and wood tones to encourage rest

  • Minimal visual noise, ensuring the bedroom remains a sanctuary

Smart Wardrobe & Workspace Integration

Storage is treated as a design feature rather than an afterthought.

  • Sliding glass wardrobe doors keep the space visually light

  • Internal LED lighting transforms storage into a boutique-style display

  • Compact workspace integrates seamlessly beside the wardrobe for modern work-from-home needs

This approach increases both functionality and the perception of space.

Contemporary Industrial Bathroom Design

The bathroom adopts a monolithic industrial aesthetic with a hotel-inspired finish.

Bathroom highlights

  • Floor-to-ceiling dark grey tiles for seamless visual flow

  • Warm wood vanity to soften the industrial palette

  • Sculptural black vessel sink with wall-mounted tap

  • Glass shower partition to maintain openness and depth

Why This Modern Industrial Interior Design Works

This home demonstrates how industrial interiors can feel warm, practical, and timeless when executed with restraint.

Key design principles

  • Transparency: Glass partitions ensure natural light reaches deep into the home

  • Texture layering: Wood, metal, glass, and matte finishes create depth and warmth

  • Smart utility: Every element—from kitchen partitions to bed platforms—serves both function and form

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At Zenith Arc, we design homes that balance aesthetics, function, and long-term usability. Our approach focuses on thoughtful space planning, material honesty, and timeless design—so your home looks good today and years from now.

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