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Minimalist Landed Home Interior Design at Pasir Ris Heights

This four-bedroom resale terrace house at Pasir Ris Heights was designed around one request: keep fixed fittings to a minimum, so the furniture can be rearranged whenever the homeowner wants. The result is a minimalist interior in white, grey and black, with much of the floor in the photographed rooms left clear for loose furniture. The staircase, the kitchen and the sheltered outdoor seating area share the same restrained palette. The renovation took eight weeks and was completed in 2026.

Project Details

Renovation Cost

S$158,000 (incl. GST)

Duration

8 Weeks

Area Size

130 sqm (1,399 sq ft), excluding car porch

Year of Project

2026

Design Style

Minimalist

Works Included

Carpentry
Carpentry
Flooring
Flooring
Wall Hacking
Wall Hacking
Tiling
Tiling
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False Ceiling
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Air-Conditioner
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Electrical
Plumbing
Plumbing
Painting
Painting
Feature Wall
Feature Wall
Lighting
Lighting
Furniture and Appliance
Furniture and Appliances
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Bathroom Accessories
Car Porch Extension
Car Porch Extension

What the S$158,000 renovation covered

The S$158,000 fee includes GST. Over eight weeks, the renovation covered carpentry, a feature wall, flooring, wall hacking, tiling, a false ceiling, air-conditioning, electrical and plumbing works, painting, lighting, furniture and appliances, bathroom accessories, and a car porch extension.

The brief called for fewer fixed elements, giving the homeowner flexibility to rearrange loose furniture.

A staircase with display shelving beneath

Staircase with wood-look treads, white sides and black railings, with three grey open shelves built into the space beneath and a step up to the next level

The staircase rises from the living room on wood-look treads, with white sides and slim black railings. Beneath it, three tiers of open grey shelving follow the angle of the stairs and hold photographs and small keepsakes. The shelving uses the space beneath the staircase.

The living room sits below the kitchen and dining area. The change in level separates the two spaces without a wall between them.

Kitchen and dining on the raised level

Kitchen with grey flat-panel base cabinets, tall grey wall cabinets reaching the ceiling and a stone-look backsplash, a grey counter with a dining table and beige chairs, and the staircase railing on the left

On the raised level, the kitchen has flat-panel grey base cabinets and tall wall cabinets reaching the ceiling, with a stone-look backsplash between them. A grey counter extends from the kitchen towards the dining area, and the dining table sits at its end, so cooking and dining share one space.

Recessed downlights run across the ceiling of both areas, and the staircase railing stays in view from the dining table.

A sheltered space for outdoor seating

Sheltered outdoor area with grey floor tiles, a ceiling fan, two dark wicker chairs at a round table and potted plants, outside black-framed sliding glass doors that look into the living room

Outside, a covered area with grey floor tiles and a ceiling fan has room for a pair of wicker chairs and a small round table. Black-framed sliding glass doors separate it from the living room, so the staircase and shelving can be seen from the seating area.

Wide steps lead from this outdoor level up to a second glazed doorway, beside a tall dark cabinet.

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