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Artistroom was founded back in 2008 by husband-and-wife duo Mark Chen and Katy Chong. They now oversee a small, tight-knit team of five, including the two founders, with Chen taking care of sales and daily operations while Chong and the rest of the team handle the design.

Firm believers in the power of space planning, the team’s key priority is to develop an in-depth understanding of their clients’ habits and requirements to produce functional designs, often characterised by ample storage space and layouts that facilitate easy maintenance. This is underscored by Artistroom’s slogan: “Make it. Use it. Feel it”. As Chen tells us, this emphasis on space planning as the most important aspect of an interior space stems from its impact, determining “efficiency and functionality to meet individual needs.”

Looking back on 17 years of running his own design practice, he remembers the inspiration that first led him to found Artistroom, striving to make his own rules and follow his and Chong’s creative intuition. Craving the freedom to create things their own way, they have stayed the course and stood the test of time, crafting one successful project after another.

Achievements
Tatler Asia
Best in Residential Design, Silver, SIDA 2022
Tatler Asia
Best Residential Design, Bronze, DEA 2023
Tatler Asia
Best Residential Design, Bronze, DEA 2021
Our Projects
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The mid-century modern apartment’s dining area, connected to the living room
A grid-style shelf at the back of the dining space displays treasured trinkets
Another view of the monochromatic space
The dry kitchen contrasts cool metal accents against the surrounding wooden tones
A light-infused, serene master bedroom
This bedroom was converted into a tranquil study
Green tiles draw the eye in the bathroom
A pop of green was implemented in this bathroom as well
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The mid-century modern apartment’s dining area, connected to the living room

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The mid-century modern apartment’s dining area, connected to the living room
A grid-style shelf at the back of the dining space displays treasured trinkets
Another view of the monochromatic space
The dry kitchen contrasts cool metal accents against the surrounding wooden tones
A light-infused, serene master bedroom
This bedroom was converted into a tranquil study
Green tiles draw the eye in the bathroom
A pop of green was implemented in this bathroom as well
arrow right arrow right
The mid-century modern apartment’s dining area, connected to the living room
A grid-style shelf at the back of the dining space displays treasured trinkets
Another view of the monochromatic space
The dry kitchen contrasts cool metal accents against the surrounding wooden tones
A light-infused, serene master bedroom
This bedroom was converted into a tranquil study
Green tiles draw the eye in the bathroom
A pop of green was implemented in this bathroom as well

Balmoral Hills

1,389 sq ft  |  Condo  |  3 bed  |  3 bath
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The warm and inviting living area maximises space and natural lighting
The television was placed unconventionally along the corridor wall, freeing up the main living area to maintain visual focus on the surrounding greenery
One of the three original bedrooms was removed to extend the communal zones, resulting in a spacious living and dining area with direct access to the balcony
The original kitchen, previously an enclosed space by the entrance, was opened up to form a welcoming dry kitchen with an island
The separate wet kitchen is neatly concealed behind sliding glass doors to contain cooking fumes while maintaining a visual connection
Timber cladding plays a unifying role throughout the apartment, from the entrance foyer and kitchen to the study and master bedroom
A new walk-in wardrobe was integrated into the master suite, concealed behind flush doors
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The warm and inviting living area maximises space and natural lighting

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The warm and inviting living area maximises space and natural lighting
The television was placed unconventionally along the corridor wall, freeing up the main living area to maintain visual focus on the surrounding greenery
One of the three original bedrooms was removed to extend the communal zones, resulting in a spacious living and dining area with direct access to the balcony
The original kitchen, previously an enclosed space by the entrance, was opened up to form a welcoming dry kitchen with an island
The separate wet kitchen is neatly concealed behind sliding glass doors to contain cooking fumes while maintaining a visual connection
Timber cladding plays a unifying role throughout the apartment, from the entrance foyer and kitchen to the study and master bedroom
A new walk-in wardrobe was integrated into the master suite, concealed behind flush doors
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The warm and inviting living area maximises space and natural lighting
The television was placed unconventionally along the corridor wall, freeing up the main living area to maintain visual focus on the surrounding greenery
One of the three original bedrooms was removed to extend the communal zones, resulting in a spacious living and dining area with direct access to the balcony
The original kitchen, previously an enclosed space by the entrance, was opened up to form a welcoming dry kitchen with an island
The separate wet kitchen is neatly concealed behind sliding glass doors to contain cooking fumes while maintaining a visual connection
Timber cladding plays a unifying role throughout the apartment, from the entrance foyer and kitchen to the study and master bedroom
A new walk-in wardrobe was integrated into the master suite, concealed behind flush doors

Kent Ridge Hill

1,076 sq ft  |  Condo  |  3 bed  |  3 bath
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The interiors of this apartment were inspired by brutalist sensibilities

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RiverPlace

800 sq ft  |  Condo  |  1 bed  |  1 bath
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