Design your Kent Heights 2-Room Flexi around the way you actually live.

Why the Kent Heights 2-Room Flexi needs more than a moodboard
A 2-Room Flexi at Kent Heights has a finite floor area, so circulation, storage and furniture placement affect one another quickly. The approximately ~484 sqft footprint needs to support shared routines, private rooms and practical services without allowing built-ins to make the home feel heavier.
A brand-new 2-Room Flexi in Queenstown looks generous on the brochure and tighter in person. The brief for Kent Heights owners is honest: fit real family storage, a working kitchen and a calm bedroom into a standard footprint, on an HDB budget, without the second-guessing that comes from renovating a flat you've barely stood inside

Use the Kent Heights 2-Room Flexi floor area for living, not leftover circulation
Our approach to Kent Heights 2-Room Flexi: resolve the home before decorating it
What we consider before designing this Kent Heights 2-Room Flexi
- Property: Kent Heights, Queenstown
- Unit type: HDB BTO 2-Room Flexi
- Recorded floor area: ~484 sqft
- Design direction: Scandinavian
- Layout: circulation between living, dining, kitchen and bedrooms
- Storage: capacity without excessive visual weight
- Services: electrical, plumbing, ventilation and appliance requirements
- Renovation constraints: existing structure and applicable HDB requirements
Final design decisions should be checked against the issued floor plan, site dimensions and the confirmed renovation scope.
Kent Heights 2-Room Flexi: choose what should stay flexible before deciding what should be built in.






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