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[Singapore] - Couple impressively transforms 3-room HDB flat into ultra-minimalist classy home
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Cool couple.
Why bother doing up a rented flat ?
Ahhh, the joy of young love. Before the kid comes, increasing work stress, mounting bills, everything is hunky dory. Enjoy it while they can. It all goes downhill from there!
Ahhh, the joy of young love. Before the kid comes, increasing work stress, mounting bills, everything is hunky dory. Enjoy it while they can. It all goes downhill from there!
Better to hook up with an older lau kway bu who has money but no more eggs.
Exactly! But very few men seem to understand this.Better to hook up with an older lau kway bu who has money but no more eggs.
Better to hook up with an older lau kway bu who has money but no more eggs.
@ginfreely like you, got money, got hymen but no eggs.
I still steam for your kitchen!
speaking from experience??Ahhh, the joy of young love. Before the kid comes, increasing work stress, mounting bills, everything is hunky dory. Enjoy it while they can. It all goes downhill from there!
A house has to look nice and practical. If the design is too personal or too specialised...hard to sell cos the new owners have to renovate it etc . So might sell for even less. If they rich and won't sell it's ok...but 3 room HDB flat owner? Sound like over capitalisation
S’pore couple transforms 3-room HDB flat into ultra-minimalist home
No sofa, no TV, no problem.
Tanya Ong |
January 20, 06:09 pm
S’pore couple transforms 3-room HDB flat into ultra-minimalist homeNo sofa, no TV, no problem.
Tanya Ong |
While most of us can hardly keep our homes organised, this Singapore couple has dedicated themselves to maintaining a clutter-free home.
A Singapore couple known as Glo and HL gave a tour of their ultra-minimalist 3-room HDB flat in a YouTube video.
The video, which was uploaded in August last year, explained that they have been “trying to be more conscious about the stuff that (they) own”.
Living room and dining table
Here’s a look at their living room, featuring bean bags, a media rack, a utility shelf, and an exercise space with gymnastic rings:
Instead of having a TV, the couple has a projector, which projects videos or movies on to a blank wall:
ThoughtworthyCo / YouTube.
Their living room also doubles up as a flexible space that allows them to set up a dining table when they have guests over.
They added that the table can be dismantled easily and kept in the storage room when not in use.
ThoughtworthyCo / YouTube.
They also have an open kitchen, and a counter where they usually have their meals:
Rooms
They chose the smaller room to be their bedroom.
The bedroom has a bed with extra storage space beneath, as well as a wardrobe:
ThoughtworthyCo / YouTube.
And their second room, which they use as a work space:
ThoughtworthyCo / YouTube.
The couple highlighted that their decision to sit on the floor was a deliberate one.
They explained that sitting on the floor is not only “pretty comfortable”, but has also provided them with more options in terms of choosing how to sit.
This means that they do not spend all day sitting in the same position.
Top photo via Thoughtworthyco/IG
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Minimalist 3-room flatA Singapore couple known as Glo and HL gave a tour of their ultra-minimalist 3-room HDB flat in a YouTube video.
The video, which was uploaded in August last year, explained that they have been “trying to be more conscious about the stuff that (they) own”.
Living room and dining table
Here’s a look at their living room, featuring bean bags, a media rack, a utility shelf, and an exercise space with gymnastic rings:
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Their living room also doubles up as a flexible space that allows them to set up a dining table when they have guests over.
They added that the table can be dismantled easily and kept in the storage room when not in use.
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KitchenThey also have an open kitchen, and a counter where they usually have their meals:
Rooms
They chose the smaller room to be their bedroom.
The bedroom has a bed with extra storage space beneath, as well as a wardrobe:
And their second room, which they use as a work space:
The couple highlighted that their decision to sit on the floor was a deliberate one.
They explained that sitting on the floor is not only “pretty comfortable”, but has also provided them with more options in terms of choosing how to sit.
This means that they do not spend all day sitting in the same position.
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Here’s their full YouTube video, which has over 1.3 million views:Top photo via Thoughtworthyco/IG
No sofa, no TV, no problem.
Tanya Ong |
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While most of us can hardly keep our homes organised, this Singapore couple has dedicated themselves to maintaining a clutter-free home.
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Minimalist 3-room flat
A Singapore couple known as Glo and HL gave a tour of their ultra-minimalist 3-room HDB flat in a YouTube video.
The video, which was uploaded in August last year, explained that they have been “trying to be more conscious about the stuff that (they) own”.
Living room and dining table
Here’s a look at their living room, featuring bean bags, a media rack, a utility shelf, and an exercise space with gymnastic rings:
–– ADVERTISEMENT ––
Instead of having a TV, the couple has a projector, which projects videos or movies on to a blank wall:
Their living room also doubles up as a flexible space that allows them to set up a dining table when they have guests over.
They added that the table can be dismantled easily and kept in the storage room when not in use.
Advertisement
Kitchen
They also have an open kitchen, and a counter where they usually have their meals:
Rooms
They chose the smaller room to be their bedroom.
The bedroom has a bed with extra storage space beneath, as well as a wardrobe:
And their second room, which they use as a work space:
The couple highlighted that their decision to sit on the floor was a deliberate one.
They explained that sitting on the floor is not only “pretty comfortable”, but has also provided them with more options in terms of choosing how to sit.
This means that they do not spend all day sitting in the same position.
Advertisement
Here’s their full YouTube video, which has over 1.3 million views:
Top photo via Thoughtworthyco/IG
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