Tour these 16 beautiful luxury homes in Orchard

Renowned as a high-end shopping destination at the heart of the city, Orchard is also the cream of the crop of Singapore’s residential neighbourhoods, exemplified by these gorgeous penthouses and other abodes in the area

Singapore’s Orchard area is synonymous with luxury shopping, but beyond its gleaming storefronts and bustling roads lies a collection of some of Singapore’s most exclusive and opulent residences.

Nestled within this coveted neighbourhood are exquisite homes that redefine urban living, blending contemporary interiors with breathtaking city views. From soaring super penthouses to elegantly reimagined apartments that capture the essence of living in a “garden city”, these homes offer glimpses into the lavish lifestyles of their owners, and epitomise the pinnacle of luxury and sophistication in the heart of Singapore.

1. A characterful apartment in Orchard

Accents of red and blue jazz up the home’s living area and channel the hues of the artworks displayed close by

The rich veining of the onyx table is highlighted beautifully by built-in illumination

An ethereal wallcovering depicting a misty mountain range and soft furnishings in a deep lilac tone bring a serene quality to the master bedroom

Photo 1 of 3 Accents of red and blue jazz up the home’s living area and channel the hues of the artworks displayed close by

Photo 2 of 3 The rich veining of the onyx table is highlighted beautifully by built-in illumination

Photo 3 of 3 An ethereal wallcovering depicting a misty mountain range and soft furnishings in a deep lilac tone bring a serene quality to the master bedroom

Accents of red and blue jazz up the home’s living area and channel the hues of the artworks displayed close by

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When tasked with refreshing the interiors of this apartment in downtown Singapore, designer Nikki Hunt revelled at the opportunity to wield her signature application of pattern and colour in crafting a stylish yet comfortable abode that represents its occupants’ diverse cultural experiences.

Encompassing a unified selection of elements and styles, the home shows off its continental and Asian design influences proudly, making for a comfy, classic residence that is warmly welcoming and utterly liveable.

The apartment is home to a husband and wife, their teenage son and daughter, and their pet dog and two helpers. The husband, who collects Indian art and sculptures, had lived in Japan for several years and appreciated the serene, calming quality of Japanese design. He requested that Japanese-inspired elements be incorporated into his personal spaces.

The wife, who is partial to a soft palette and Chinese motifs and design details, had resided in the US and was a fan of the classic American East Coast ambience; she asked that the main entertainment areas communicate a crisp, Hamptons-like feel.

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2. A refined apartment at 3 Orchard By-The-Park

The home’s living room is enriched by shapely forms and deep burgundy accents

The expansive living space boasts unspoilt skyline views

Gerrit Thomas Rietveld’s sculptural Utrecht armchair from Cassina pairs well with the timber artwork on the wall

The lines in the artwork echo those on the plush rug, creating a cohesive look rich in textures in this bedroom

Photo 1 of 4 The home’s living room is enriched by shapely forms and deep burgundy accents

Photo 2 of 4 The expansive living space boasts unspoilt skyline views

Photo 3 of 4 Gerrit Thomas Rietveld’s sculptural Utrecht armchair from Cassina pairs well with the timber artwork on the wall

Photo 4 of 4 The lines in the artwork echo those on the plush rug, creating a cohesive look rich in textures in this bedroom

The home’s living room is enriched by shapely forms and deep burgundy accents

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Nestled along Singapore’s Orchard Boulevard, 3 Orchard By-The-Park is a unique and coveted residential development by YTL Land, with architecture by renowned Italian design maestro Antonio Citterio.

This high-rise community comprises just 77 residential units across three elegant, 25-storey towers, each designed as “villas in the sky”: a concept that combines the exclusivity of private homes with the city’s vibrant energy.

Tasked to design its 2,800 sq ft show unit, local interior design firm Superfat Designs thoughtfully crafted spaces that embody refined comfort and natural beauty for the modern global resident. Studio founder Lin Weizhang and partner Mae Chu drew upon Citterio’s architectural vision for a balanced interior that offers an impressive yet peaceful living experience.

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3. A luxuriously sculpted Orchard duplex

The sculptural “oculus” staircase is the focal point of the living hall in this Orchard home

The inviting and luxurious living and dining area

The dramatic, double-volume “oculus” staircase stands out as the home’s centrepiece

Photo 1 of 3 The sculptural ‘oculus’ staircase is the focal point of the living hall in this Orchard home

Photo 2 of 3 The inviting and luxurious living and dining area

Photo 3 of 3 The dramatic, double-volume ‘oculus’ staircase stands out as the home’s centrepiece

The sculptural ‘oculus’ staircase is the focal point of the living hall in this Orchard home

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Located right in the heart of Singapore, this modern double-storey apartment instantly caught the eye of its American owner, marking his first abode in the city. A transformation of the generous space—with a built-up area of 3,251 sq ft—was undertaken by architect Kelly Kawahara Cheah, the founder of luxury boutique design practice K2SD Group.

As she walks us through the airy, oak-sculpted residence at 3 Orchard By-The-Park, she reveals more about the design process and her relationship with the marvellous interiors. “The meaning of luxury is evolving,” she shares. “It is no longer just about surface-level glamour, but also about craftsmanship and evoking personality and character.”

Extending complete creative freedom to the architect and her team, the homeowner had just one request: incorporating the warm tones of oak wood into the design. Conceptualising the interiors with this in mind, Cheah pushed the boundaries of material application by sculpting the entire apartment out of oak. The result is both soothing and refined, allowing the dramatic, double-volume “oculus” staircase to stand out and shine as the home’s centrepiece.

4. A relaxed, Aussie-inspired Singapore house

The downstairs living room adjoins the entryway of this Orchard home with a refreshed, modern staircase

The breakfast and barbecue corner in the home’s inviting backyard

The bar-cum-dining room is furnished with a custom dining table and luxuriously finished, making it the perfect spot for entertaining

A view of the bar in the Aussie-inspired home

Photo 1 of 4 The downstairs living room adjoins the entryway of this Orchard home with a refreshed, modern staircase

Photo 2 of 4 The breakfast and barbecue corner in the home’s inviting backyard

Photo 3 of 4 The bar-cum-dining room is furnished with a custom dining table and luxuriously finished, making it the perfect spot for entertaining

Photo 4 of 4 A view of the bar in the Aussie-inspired home

The downstairs living room adjoins the entryway of this Orchard home with a refreshed, modern staircase

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With its breezy layout, inviting outdoor spaces, and mix of European and Australian-inspired elements, this semi-terraced house holds its own on the coveted outskirts of Orchard Road. Mosh Interior founder Shermaine Ong oversaw the renovation of the 30-year-old property, describing the result as “a little bit like a colonial black-and-white house and a little bit like a modern Australian home”.

The rather extensive renovation required most of the existing interiors to be torn down and then altered to suit the young couple and their newborn. The owners, originally based in Australia, approached Mosh Interior to evoke “a European feel and a laid-back, homely design” inspired by their previous dwelling.

The doors and windows were extended to let in additional light and views of the surrounding gardens, and window shutters inspired by classic European architecture were worked into the design, along with a pared-back palette that enhances the bright and airy interiors.

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5. An Orchard super penthouse with botanical interiors

The double volume master bedroom overlooks the Singapore skyline

A Cloud Infinity sofa from Radice & Gallotti is situated between the living and dining areas

The muted pink and plum palette of the living area is inspired by Tan’s trip to Japan and spotting late-winter plum blossoms

The master bed features a curved upholstered wall that lends softness

Floating glass cluster pendant lights remind one of falling petals

Photo 1 of 5 The double-volume master bedroom overlooks the Singapore skyline

Photo 2 of 5 A Cloud Infinity sofa from Radice & Gallotti is situated between the living and dining areas

Photo 3 of 5 The muted pink and plum palette of the living area is inspired by Tan’s trip to Japan and spotting late-winter plum blossoms

Photo 4 of 5 The master bed features a curved upholstered wall that lends softness

Photo 5 of 5 Floating glass cluster pendant lights remind one of falling petals

The double-volume master bedroom overlooks the Singapore skyline

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This 6,000-square-foot super penthouse was created by merging two large apartments, featuring delicate, botanical-inspired interiors by Studio If. The super penthouse was imagined as a combination of two “villas in the sky”, each one a three-storey home the size of a landed house, with panoramic views of the city.

As architect and Studio If founder Gwen Tan shares: “It encapsulates the true essence of villa living, with a luxurious 2,000-square-foot master suite over two floors with private spa baths, large private sky gardens, and a private lift lobby exclusive to the suite.”

To ensure the grand master suite would feel intimate within the expansive double-volume interiors, the bed was tucked under a lower section of the ceiling, facing the Orchard skyline. “The owners can fall asleep to magical city views at night and wake up to stunning sunrises,” Tan remarks.

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6. A modern super penthouse near Orchard Road

The master bedroom takes up a third of the penthouse’s footprint

The double-volume living space enjoys plenty of natural light

An elegant spiral staircase twists and connect various sections of the expansive 6,000 sq ft super penthouse

Black-stained timber walls envelop the master bedroom space

A handsome study inside the master bedroom

The master bathroom features a freestanding black bathtub

The bathroom contrasts darker structural elements with striking light-toned marble surfaces

Photo 1 of 7 The master bedroom takes up a third of the penthouse’s footprint

Photo 2 of 7 The double-volume living space enjoys plenty of natural light

Photo 3 of 7 An elegant spiral staircase twists and connect various sections of the expansive 6,000 sq ft super penthouse

Photo 4 of 7 Black-stained timber walls envelop the master bedroom space

Photo 5 of 7 A handsome study inside the master bedroom

Photo 6 of 7 The master bathroom features a freestanding black bathtub

Photo 7 of 7 The bathroom contrasts darker structural elements with striking light-toned marble surfaces

The master bedroom takes up a third of the penthouse’s footprint

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Another super penthouse merged by Studio If, this 6,000-square-foot master villa was similarly fitted with a magnificent master bedroom that takes up a third of the home’s footprint.

Aptly titled Oasis in the Sky, this super penthouse offers exclusive views of Orchard Road and the city beyond, while cocooning the residents in an oasis away from the hustle and bustle of the city centre.

Designer and architect Gwen Tan highlights the rarity of the oversized master suite in particular, a feature almost unheard of in Singapore. As she tells us: “The master bedroom is like a villa within a villa.”

7. A gloriously colourful condominium apartment in District 10

The condominium apartment's spacious and scenic living space is a gestalt of individual zones characterised by a diverse array of colourful furniture

Blue dividers break up the uniformity of these wooden display shelves in this sitting area

The school of swimming fish depicted on the carpet adds a sense of movement to this compact hallway

Green and pink elements tie the bath and vanity areas together

A bold botanical print on the headboard and soft furnishings brings dynamism to this bedroom

A curved desk adds softness to this corner

Photo 1 of 7 The condominium apartment’s spacious and scenic living space is a gestalt of individual zones characterised by a diverse array of colourful furniture

Photo 2 of 7 Blue dividers break up the uniformity of these wooden display shelves in this sitting area

Photo 3 of 7 The gorgeously vibrant kitchen area

Photo 4 of 7 The school of swimming fish depicted on the carpet adds a sense of movement to this compact hallway

Photo 5 of 7 Green and pink elements tie the bath and vanity areas together

Photo 6 of 7 A bold botanical print on the headboard and soft furnishings brings dynamism to this bedroom

Photo 7 of 7 A curved desk adds softness to this corner

The condominium apartment’s spacious and scenic living space is a gestalt of individual zones characterised by a diverse array of colourful furniture

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A creation of New York-based designer Mark Curley, this Singapore condominium apartment is a colourful potpourri of vivid hues, patterns and personal stories. Designed for a globetrotting husband and wife, from France and Honduras respectively, the interiors of the apartment were inspired by the couple’s Miami residence, which had been previously crafted by the same designer. The pair loved the colourful interiors of that space, vibrant yet harmonious and comfortable, and requested a similar design for their Singapore home.

The interiors were further adapted to maximise the distinctive semi-circular layout, featuring high ceilings, a spacious living room with grand views and plenty of natural light, and two terraces. On top of that, the bedrooms are conveniently located down a curved hallway, lending them privacy from the common areas.

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8. An elegant Orchard Boulevard apartment with floral touches

Above A neutral material palette employed by KGID gives the home a classic look and sense of timelessness

Above This vanity in the master bedroom features ample storage for the wife’s makeup and accessories

A neutral material palette employed by KGID gives the home a classic look and sense of timelessness

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This refined residence was elevated with classic touches and decorative flourishes by interior design firm KGID, turning it into the perfect holiday home for the client.

Designed to be inviting and instantly feel like home, the abode incorporates unique accents that distinguish it from just any living space, while tasteful details keep the interiors cohesive.

A neutral colour palette was selected, perked up by metallic accents and floral touches for a visually pleasing and soothing atmosphere that moreover reaffirms Singapore’s status as a tropical “garden city”.

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9. A serene and inviting apartment at The Marq

The double-volume space lends extra depth to the living area and allows an abundance of natural light to enter

The lofty dimensions of the double-height living area play up the celestial-inspired arrangement of these Bocci suspension lights

The stylish dining area brings together an interesting array of materials and forms

Pendant lamps from Louis Poulsen add designer flair to the kitchen, a well-composed space with various appliances located within arm’s reach

The double marble vanity increases the style quotient and functionality of the master bathroom

A largely restrained palette gives the master bedroom an air of restfulness

Photo 1 of 6 The double-volume space lends extra depth to the living area and allows an abundance of natural light to enter

Photo 2 of 6 The lofty dimensions of the double-height living area play up the celestial-inspired arrangement of these Bocci suspension lights

Photo 3 of 6 The stylish dining area brings together an interesting array of materials and forms

Photo 4 of 6 Pendant lamps from Louis Poulsen add designer flair to the kitchen, a well-composed space with various appliances located within arm’s reach

Photo 5 of 6 The double marble vanity increases the style quotient and functionality of the master bathroom

Photo 6 of 6 A largely restrained palette gives the master bedroom an air of restfulness

The double-volume space lends extra depth to the living area and allows an abundance of natural light to enter

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An apartment housed within freehold condominium The Marq, this residence was turned into a home with warm hues and textured finishes, the result an airy sanctuary that fosters feelings of serenity.

The intent of designer Adrian Ong, founder and principal of Anthracyte Studio, was to introduce understated elegance and renewed vigour into the space. Considered wall treatments, new metal trims, subtle accents in the form of soft furnishings, and luxurious finishes are just some of the elements the designer opted for to infuse the interiors with contemporary allure.

Artwork is displayed throughout the apartment as the final touch, lending energising pops of colour and visual interest.

10. An unconventional walk-up apartment turned restful bachelor pad

Artworks brings personality to the open plan living room

The neutral palette, accompanied by a tactile mix of materials, presents a serene ambience in the open-plan living room

The Artek Rope chair by Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec is among the stately black seats selected for this dining setting

The monolithic form of the island makes a striking statement

Photo 1 of 4 Artworks brings personality to the open-plan living room

Photo 2 of 4 The neutral palette, accompanied by a tactile mix of materials, presents a serene ambience in the open-plan living room

Photo 3 of 4 The Artek Rope chair by Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec is among the stately black seats selected for this dining setting

Photo 4 of 4 The monolithic form of the island makes a striking statement

Artworks brings personality to the open-plan living room

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With its unconventional layout, this walk-up apartment in Singapore’s District 9 was carefully transformed into a functional and stylish living space for a bachelor.

Appointed firm Joey Khu Interior Design worked to enhance the apartment’s enviable features, including a lofty double-volume height and exposed beams, maximising the original interiors while ensuring efficient spatial flow and refreshed aesthetic appeal.

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11. A minimalist semi-detached house with neoclassical elements

The furnishings were selected to match the dark tones of the stained wood flooring

Spanish granite was applied to both the dining table and the kitchen island to create a unified look

The dark-wood bed frame loosely references the neoclassical architectural elements of the semi-detached house

Photo 1 of 3 The furnishings were selected to match the dark tones of the stained wood flooring

Photo 2 of 3 Spanish granite was applied to both the dining table and the kitchen island to create a unified look

Photo 3 of 3 The dark-wood bed frame loosely references the neoclassical architectural elements of the semi-detached house

The furnishings were selected to match the dark tones of the stained wood flooring

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Bringing out the inherent charm of this semi-detached house, Summerhaus D’zign drew inspiration from the abode’s neoclassical exterior architecture for the interiors while streamlining the living spaces for a more minimalist finish.

The design team reworked the layout of the two-decade-old house by removing non-structural walls, which allowed natural light to flood the interiors and improved the usability of previously underutilised spaces.

Opening up the floor plan then made room for the introduction of personalised touches without the risk of overwhelming the interiors, the result a fuss-free, minimalist home that yet exudes a “quaint sense of elegance”.

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12. A penthouse near Orchard Road with an open-plan living room

The display cabinet echoes the playful mix of geometric forms in the open-plan living and dining room

The neutral-hued living and dining areas feature invigorating pops of colour in the form of paintings and accent furnishings

A moss garden adds a slice of calm by the stairway

Expansive windows bring an abundance of natural light into the home

A view of the living and dining area of the home, as seen from the second-storey family room

A marble slab behind the TV imparts a touch of luxury to the living area

Sprightly abstract works and various decorative objects catch the eye in every corner

The powder room is a dark and dramatic space with an oversized backlit mirror and tiles in dark tones

In the master bedroom, the blue headboard is complemented by accent cushions, bedlinen and an armchair in similar tones

This outdoor dining space next to the living room is the perfect spot for enjoying gorgeous sunrise and sunset views

Photo 1 of 10 The display cabinet echoes the playful mix of geometric forms in the open-plan living and dining room

Photo 2 of 10 The neutral-hued living and dining areas feature invigorating pops of colour in the form of paintings and accent furnishings

Photo 3 of 10 A moss garden adds a slice of calm by the stairway

Photo 4 of 10 Expansive windows bring an abundance of natural light into the home

Photo 5 of 10 A view of the living and dining area of the home, as seen from the second-storey family room

Photo 6 of 10 A marble slab behind the TV imparts a touch of luxury to the living area

Photo 7 of 10 Sprightly abstract works and various decorative objects catch the eye in every corner

Photo 8 of 10 The powder room is a dark and dramatic space with an oversized backlit mirror and tiles in dark tones

Photo 9 of 10 In the master bedroom, the blue headboard is complemented by accent cushions, bedlinen and an armchair in similar tones

Photo 10 of 10 This outdoor dining space next to the living room is the perfect spot for enjoying gorgeous sunrise and sunset views

The display cabinet echoes the playful mix of geometric forms in the open-plan living and dining room

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Taking a cue from the family’s vivacious personalities, Summerhaus D’zign gave this Singapore penthouse near Orchard Road a vibrant and fully functional makeover.

“When we first went to the site, we were awed by the full-length windows across level one, which not only brought in a lot of light but also a panoramic view that was mostly unblocked,” shares the lead designer. “It was quite clear that we wanted to keep the airy, open and bright feel of the space.”

After visiting the family in their previous home to observe their daily habits and lifestyles, the design team thoughtfully let their minute observations inform the spatial planning and design of the refreshed abode. This further helped them identify the most intuitive spots to keep daily items within easy reach, while selecting the focal areas to display the family’s most cherished objects and artworks.

13. A stylish penthouse with sweeping views of Orchard Road

Above A varied mix of textures and colour accents create a visually arresting space

Above This bedroom looks out to verdant views of the cityscape

A varied mix of textures and colour accents create a visually arresting space

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Serving its owners as their retirement home, this chic five-room penthouse near Orchard Road spans a generous floor area of 5,800 square feet, with a striking new design by Antone by D.

Rich layers and bespoke touches characterise the stylish interiors, with scenic views of the Orchard Road shopping belt from almost every room in the apartment. “There was so much potential,” recalls designer Divya Anthony. “It’s rare that you stumble across a space like this with open unblocked views of the city. The view took my breath away.”

Drawing inspiration from this picturesque panorama, the designer selected a material palette with understated hues and rich textures to sculpt the interiors. “Instinctively, I knew that anything that I wanted to introduce to the space should not compete with the view for attention,” she explains.

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14. A jewellery designer’s abode near Orchard Road

Above The open-plan living and dining areas feature a restful neutral scheme, elevated by metallic details on the furnishings and pendant lamp

Above A pair of vibrant paintings add dynamism to the dining area

The open-plan living and dining areas feature a restful neutral scheme, elevated by metallic details on the furnishings and pendant lamp

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The elegant transformation of this Orchard apartment was executed by designer Renu Chainani of Ren Home Design, maximising the unit’s enviable views over the city, which are cherished by the well-travelled jewellery designer residing in the space.

Wishing for a “warm, cosy and personal” apartment, the owner requested modern-luxe interiors to reflect her personal style and to allow her collection of artworks and striking accent pieces to shine in the relatively pared-back space.

Therefore, soft and neutral tones were chosen for the home, complemented by pops of pink. Transforming a space into a blank canvas to add in art and accessories is the designer’s specialisation, having made her the perfect fit for this project.

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15. An elegant Singapore apartment with a timeless, luxurious interior

The light scheme that dominates the common areas of the home is enlivened by an interesting mix of shapes, textures and accent colours

The living room boasts a TV feature wall that adds refined elegance to the space

Cushions in bright orange and yellow tones bring a lively touch to the room

The walk-in wardrobe features a dusky scheme

The master bedroom is a calming sanctuary with dark colours

The master bathroom is a tranquil respite luxuriously clad in natural stone

Photo 1 of 6 The light scheme that dominates the common areas of the home is enlivened by an interesting mix of shapes, textures and accent colours

Photo 2 of 6 The living room boasts a TV feature wall that adds refined elegance to the space

Photo 3 of 6 Cushions in bright orange and yellow tones bring a lively touch to the room

Photo 4 of 6 The walk-in wardrobe features a dusky scheme

Photo 5 of 6 The master bedroom is a calming sanctuary with dark colours

Photo 6 of 6 The master bathroom is a tranquil respite luxuriously clad in natural stone

The light scheme that dominates the common areas of the home is enlivened by an interesting mix of shapes, textures and accent colours

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Designed by Sean Hafiz, principal designer at ArchLuxe, this contemporary apartment’s classic palette puts its playful décor touches centre-stage.

The designer opted for a neutral greige base when tasked to give this District 10 home a makeover, brightening the interiors according to the homeowners’ requirements. A modern, contemporary look was introduced with the liberal use of earthy shades, punctuated by accent fixtures and colours that bring character and depth to the home.

16. An artistic Singapore penthouse with classical influences

The crystal glass chandelier creates a focal point in the living room

A painting by Coplu creates visual interest in the dining area

The geometric rug livens up the wardrobe area

A metal sculpture by Rainer Lagemann adds a lively dimension to the penthouse

Photo 1 of 4 The crystal glass chandelier creates a focal point in the living room

Photo 2 of 4 A painting by Coplu creates visual interest in the dining area

Photo 3 of 4 The geometric rug livens up the wardrobe area

Photo 4 of 4 A metal sculpture by Rainer Lagemann adds a lively dimension to the penthouse

The crystal glass chandelier creates a focal point in the living room

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Exuding luxury and opulence, this penthouse serves as an inviting space for both the family and their loved ones. With the bustling Orchard Road at their doorstep, they are yet treated to a haven of calm when they return home, surrounded by the things they love.

Designed by TDC & Associates, the apartment differentiates itself from the many sleek and minimalist homes that neighbour it. Against the panoramic view, a palette of dark wood, reflective surfaces and glamorous elements lends the interiors a sense of classical refinement.

Fulfilling the owners’ request for a space to relax with a glass of wine while enjoying the view, a bar was built into the penthouse, doubling as the centrepiece during dinner parties with a dramatically lit shelf of spirits as the backdrop. Reinforcing the abode’s classical influences, the living and dining room walls were clad in bespoke floral wallpaper, and the floors in distinctive Greco-Roman-inspired carpets.

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