How Two Designers Wove Nostalgic Elements Into This Singapore Apartment 

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The upcycle of an old window grill is clever and fits right in. The kitchen is beautifully done. Also love the foyer area, giving the living area more privacy.

I am surprised by how much I like this! It has a welcoming and cozy vibe!

Nice design. Well done to the two designers

Love it! True to the decor theme, with some modern accents, which to me, is perfectly fine!!

Wow! That’s a cool apartment. So much vintage style with a modern feel.

very very intriguing designs. Brings me back to 60s-70s... Well Done guys!

So authentically unique with sweet nostalgic ambience, I love it with simplicity & clean uncluttered space

Such a fantastic retro apartment. Stunning use of wood and the master bathroom basin is perfect👌

This is so beautiful and elegant! Well done :)

Mid-century modern with yellow/blue/green/brown color scheme. Not bad.

love it

It does look like my granny vintage house. I like vintage

I thought I was watching Never Too Small video....

This place gives me the grandma house vibes

Love the repurposed timber especially knowing that it comes from SG! Does anyone know what company works with such?

What’s the brand of the wooden shelves that use Singaporean timber from fallen trees?

The common bathroom tiles makes it look like an old dirty public toilet ..

wah this one really lau pattern all the way :)

what a charming home! who's the ID?

the 2 guys got more character and nostalgia than the reno...

I like the foyer, kitchen and bathrooms, but not a fan of living room and bedroom. Overall interesting design ideas :)

living room needs a rug

upscale granny vibes. the occupants must have a DNR.

We can all see how the design weave a tapestry of memories and modernity. 🤎🤎