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Mosh Interior designs a dream multigenerational abode that is equal parts cosy, stylish and utterly inviting
What makes a house truly feel like home sweet home? That answer might be found in the ways you can thoughtfully design and decorate your abode, while considering the lifestyle and unique needs of each inhabitant. For a recent project in Singapore, the founder of Mosh Interior, Shermaine Maena Ong, sought to turn a 2,885 sq ft apartment into a restful haven for a family of three generations.
“They wanted their space to be spacious, modern and sleek,” says Ong, who teamed up with senior designer Yann Guo to transform the interior of this four-bedroom property. “Some of the key materials that we agreed upon were light woodgrain complemented with cream colours, and matched with marble and metals.”
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Ong believes in creating liveable and beautiful homes their owners will be proud of. This can be seen in the ways that the firm utilises clever spatial planning and meticulous detailing to create well-structured and innovative spaces.
“We place a huge emphasis on creating solutions that cater to our clients’ lifestyle and inspire them,” she says. The Singapore-based practice provides interior design, project management and interior styling services, and has realised stunning renovations for houses and apartments of various scales and sizes across the years.
The family were already well familiar with the furniture designs and styles they admire, so it was a rewarding and enjoyable experience all around for the designers to select the furnishings together with the occupants. “The clients have a good knowledge of furniture products, and they appreciate good furniture and are willing to purchase as long as the pieces are to their liking; so we introduced to them furniture stores of the quality they admire,” shares Ong. “The furnishings play an important role in this space, hence the sourcing of the furniture took as much time as the interior design process.”
