For a nuclear family with a working couple and their three-year-old, luxury isn’t loud or excessive; it’s found in the quiet ability to live slowly, together.

Designed as a calming retreat amidst the city’s pace, this home embraces the beauty of the everyday. Morning coffee on the balcony, unhurried breakfasts, spontaneous conversations, or hosting friends without formality—all feel natural here. Spatially, the home is de-compartmentalised: the living, dining, and kitchen areas visually overlap, encouraging connection and allowing the family to interact without imposition.

In contrast to the open free flowing social areas, the master bedroom is designed with constraint. A custom stone bed extends seamlessly into the side table and dresser, reducing visual noise and removing the need for excess furniture.