The room everyone sees should feel unmistakably yours.

Why a well-planned living room changes more than the room
In a Singapore home, the living room rarely works in isolation. It influences neighbouring rooms, circulation and the routines that happen around it.
When hosting, unwinding and the everyday movement of the household, small planning decisions become noticeable every day. We resolve those practical relationships first so the design feels effortless rather than simply finished.

What if the living room worked harder without looking busier?
How we design a living room that actually works
What we consider before designing your living room
- Furniture scale and viewing distance
- Circulation between adjoining spaces
- TV, power and data points
- Built-in storage and display
- Natural light, glare and window treatments
- Air-conditioning and ceiling constraints
These priorities are reviewed against the actual property, existing services and renovation scope before the design direction is finalised.
Your Plans!
Measure the empty space, not just the furniture.
Start with the distance between people, not the size of the sofa. A living room often feels wrong because furniture has been chosen before circulation and conversation have been resolved.
We usually map the paths to the entrance, dining area, balcony and bedrooms first. Once those movements are clear, the seating plan, TV position, storage and lighting become much easier to design well.






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OneKA @ Macpherson,
Singapore 368314
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