CAFÉ-CULTURE CONCEPT FOR WORK & PLAY
Zi
Jul 2, 2021
1 min read
Inspired from famous cafes in Thailand, Shanghai and Korea, the vibrant café-theme was recreated using a soothing pastel palette, wood panels, rattan, wallpapers and marble.
Singapore-based interior design firm Mr Shopper Studio was presented with the project during challenging times that was the circuit breaker in 2020, to renovate an apartment into a practical and conducive home for a young couple. “The couple who are lawyers by profession envisioned their home to be café-like with sufficient space for a walk-in-wardrobe and a home office as the hub,” shares Yawen Ng, the interior designer who led the reconstruction of the 2,700 square foot re-sale condominium unit.
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Love this concept, the pastel palette with rattan and marble gives it such a warm yet polished vibe. Mr Shopper Studio really nailed that café aesthetic while keeping it functional for work-from-home life. The walk-in-wardrobe and home office hub are smart touches for a young professional couple.
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