When it comes to creating a desirable environment, one of the biggest challenges is having a vision strong enough to pull together disparate elements to achieve a cohesive result. For this project by Joey Khu Interior Design, this obstacle was overcome in a beautifully simple fashion, because of the clients’ love for the work of one man: Christian Liaigre. “The design brief provided by the owners was quite specific and centred on their admiration for the renowned French interior designer,” shares Joey Khu, who runs his eponymous firm and helmed the project along with his colleague Jerry Tan. “The owners wanted to incorporate this design concept into their home, as it would blend seamlessly with their existing Christian Liaigre pieces.” Starting with the structure The vision may have been clear but the project was far from a straightforward one. The three-storey semi-detached home in Bukit Timah was old and dark, and its floor size of 4,600sqft was poorly laid out. “The space was not only impractical but also lacked the functionality that the family needed,” says Khu, referring to a…
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