Treasures At Tampines
This condominium unit at Treasures At Tampines, completed in 2024, pairs a timber-panelled bedroom suite with a mirrored dressing corridor and a warm, sculptural living and dining space.
A Built-In Study Nook
A slim built-in desk sits within the bedroom’s timber-panelled wall, styled with a stack of books, a task lamp and a laptop — a quiet corner for work without leaving the room.
A Fluted Velvet Headboard
A channel-tufted velvet headboard anchors the bed against a slatted timber wall, with a wall-mounted reading light and a compact side table keeping the corner functional.
A Giraffe-Topped Nightstand
Layered pillows and a brass giraffe figurine on the nightstand give the bedroom a playful, personal touch against its otherwise tailored, tonal palette.
A Warm Bedroom Retreat
The full bedroom layout pairs the built-in study desk with the upholstered bed and floor-length curtains, keeping work and rest within the same warm, timber-lined room.
A Wall-Mounted Reading Light
A slim wall-mounted light angles directly over the nightstand, keeping the bedside bright for reading without needing an extra lamp on the surface.
A Backlit Bookshelf Library
Full-height shelving is lit from within with a continuous LED strip, framing books, keepsakes and a watch winder box around a dual-monitor desk setup.
A Mirrored Wardrobe Corridor
A run of mirrored wardrobe doors lines both sides of the walk-in corridor, doubling the sense of space as it leads to a dedicated dressing area.
A Considered Dressing Table
The dressing table pairs an oval mirror with a glass-topped drawer for jewellery and everyday essentials, with open shelving to the side for bags and accessories.
A Glimpse Into the Study
Seen through the bedroom doorway, the built-in desk and backlit shelving read as a continuous run of joinery, tying the sleeping and working zones together.
A Curved Monitor Workspace
A second desk is fitted with a curved ultrawide monitor and bookshelving to match, giving the home office a setup built for long working sessions.
A Softly Lit Display Niche
A narrow lit display niche holds a single styled object, a small architectural gesture that breaks up the run of timber wardrobe panelling.
A Sculptural Pendant Dining Area
A pair of sculptural pendant lights hang low over the dining table, with the open-concept TV wall visible just beyond.
A Curved TV Feature Wall
The living room’s TV feature wall curves gently into the room, finished in a soft plaster tone with a striped timber and stone plinth below.
A Solid Wood Side Table
A solid timber block doubles as a side table beside the sofa, set against a fluted wood-panelled wall that conceals the switches and outlets.
A Slatted Entry Screen
A slatted timber-and-stone screen near the entrance filters the space without closing it off, keeping sightlines open from the dining table to the front door.
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