S$156,000
178 sqm
Modern, Contemporary
2023
Experience the perfect balance of Scandinavian restraint and modern contemporary elegance in this thoughtfully designed residence at 161U Jalan Loyang Besar. This home redefines modern urban living — blending clean architectural lines, warm natural materials, and purposeful lighting to create a space that feels both refined and deeply livable.
Designed for a modern family with pets, this project demonstrates how aesthetic clarity, functionality, and lifestyle needs can coexist seamlessly within a single, cohesive design language.
This home was designed around one core principle:
Less visual noise. More intentional living.
Rather than chasing trends, Zenith Arc focused on:
Neutral palettes layered with texture
Clean lines softened by warm timber
Integrated lighting that enhances depth and mood
Smart spatial planning that supports daily routines
The result is a home that feels calm, cohesive, and timeless — minimalist, but never cold.
The kitchen and dining area form the social core of the home, designed as one continuous, visually unified space.
Design highlights:
Handle-less white cabinetry creates a seamless, clutter-free backdrop
Flush stainless steel appliances reinforce a clean architectural plane
A sculptural ring chandelier anchors the dining zone, casting a warm glow
A long, light-toned wooden dining table comfortably seats eight
LED accent lighting along baseboards creates a subtle floating effect
The restrained material palette allows the space to feel open, elegant, and effortlessly functional — ideal for both everyday meals and entertaining.
More than a transition between floors, the staircase is designed as a functional architectural feature.
Key elements:
Pale wood treads paired with slim black vertical railings for contrast
Integrated LED strip lighting beneath each step for safety and visual depth
Matching baseboard lighting enhances the staircase’s sculptural presence
Custom under-stair bench and reading nook transform dead space into a usable zone
This approach maximises space efficiency while maintaining a clean, modern aesthetic.
A defining feature of this project is the integrated glass-enclosed cat sanctuary — a perfect example of pet-friendly design without visual compromise.
Pet-tecture highlights:
Clear glass panels maintain openness and continuity with the home
Custom wooden climbing platforms provide vertical movement and enrichment
Placement near large windows ensures natural light and comfort
The enclosure blends seamlessly into the overall design, proving that luxury homes can be both beautiful and practical for pets.
Full-height, handle-less wooden wardrobes for visual continuity
Curved LED-lit platform bed creates a floating, hotel-inspired effect
Soft greys paired with warm timber for a restful, grounded atmosphere
Black metal loft bed maximises vertical space
Open floor area below supports study, play, or relaxation
Whimsical accents and integrated pet-climbing features add personality
These bedrooms show how modern contemporary design can be structured yet expressive, adapting to different lifestyles and ages.
The bathrooms continue the home’s minimalist language while introducing a subtle sense of luxury.
Design features:
Floating vanities and wall-mounted toilets to enhance spaciousness
Vessel sinks as sculptural focal points
Grey-veined marble balanced with warm wood finishes
Clear glass shower enclosures to preserve light and openness
Despite their compact size, the bathrooms feel airy, refined, and thoughtfully composed.
Whether you’re planning:
A pet-friendly interior design
A loft bedroom or staircase feature
A clean, modern renovation with long-term value
Zenith Arc specialises in modern contemporary interior design for HDBs, condominiums, and landed homes across Singapore.
👉 Contact us today for a personalised design consultation.
Modern contemporary design combines clean architectural lines with evolving modern elements, focusing on open layouts, neutral colour palettes, and natural materials that age well over time.
This can be achieved through “Pet-tecture” — using materials such as glass, matching wood tones, and built-in structures that align seamlessly with the home’s overall design language, instead of relying on standalone pet furniture.
Yes. With proper structural planning, integrated lighting, and durable materials such as powder-coated metal and custom carpentry, loft beds are an excellent solution for maximising space in high-ceiling rooms.
