Bukit Merah | Singapore 110 Bukit Purmei Road Property Type:...Read More
S$117,000
105 sqm
Industrial
2025








Looking for a warm, refined Industrial Minimalist HDB design in Singapore?
Project 17A at Telok Blangah Crescent showcases how raw textures, clever zoning, and layered lighting can completely transform a 4-room HDB resale flat into a functional, contemporary home.
This renovation blends limewash walls, raw brick elements and matte-black accents—while ensuring the space remains bright, liveable, and perfectly suited for modern Singaporean lifestyles.
This project reflects our expertise in HDB renovation, space planning, and modern minimalist design—especially in mature estates like Telok Blangah, Redhill, Queenstown, and Bukit Merah.
Industrial design can easily feel dark or visually heavy in smaller HDB flats.
Our goal was to retain the raw, tactile character of the style while ensuring the home remained:
Through limewash finishes, material contrast, and smart zoning, we crafted a calm, modern space ideal for both daily living and weekend entertaining.

Aesthetic Purpose
The living and dining areas feature a soft beige-grey limewash finish, adding gentle depth without overwhelming the space. Unlike cement screed—which can look harsh in smaller flats—limewash creates a warm, artisanal backdrop for Industrial Minimalist interiors.
Practical HDB Benefit
Ideal for homeowners seeking a modern industrial look that still feels bright and comfortable.

The centrepiece of the home is a sleek dry pantry island that connects the kitchen and dining area. It anchors the open-concept flow and serves as:
Finished with matte-black granite and handle-less cabinetry, the island enhances both functionality and aesthetics, forming a sophisticated gathering point for guests.


The bathroom features raw light-brown brick tiles, introducing genuine industrial character.
Technical Notes for Durability
This creates a visually striking yet practical bathroom suitable for daily use in a humid environment.


To maximise space in the master suite, we installed an open concept wardrobe with glass-fronted cabinetry and warm internal lighting—turning storage into a curated display feature.
The adjoining home office is separated by a vertically ribbed translucent glass partition, which:
A smart HDB zoning solution without the heavy feel of solid walls.
“I was concerned about industrial styles being too dark, but the designer’s choice of limewash walls and the overall lighting made the home bright and calming. The dry pantry island and the open flow between the dining and living areas have truly improved our daily living. I love my new home at Telok Blangah Crescent.”
— Homeowner
For homeowners exploring similar Industrial Minimalist designs in Singapore, typical pricing may vary depending on:
A full Industrial Minimalist transformation for a 4-room resale flat typically ranges from $45,000 – $120,000, depending on complexity and material selection.
Yes. Limewash is breathable, durable, and ideal for softening industrial interiors.
Yes—when sealed with epoxy grout for moisture resistance.
Absolutely. Glass-fronted systems save space and visually enlarge the room.
Thinking of creating your own Industrial Minimalist home?
We design and build high-quality, functional renovations tailored for Singapore homeowners.
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