Black, white and grey are the theme colours of the flat and this is reflected very clearly in the living room with the silvery grey TV console, white drawers with the modern-minimalist table complemented with the stark black sofa set. Drawing attention to an otherwise staid ceiling are diffused lights which glow from below the false ceiling. Alternating warm and white lights allow the owner to vary the lighting to either relax in the evening or to rush some work under stronger lights.

The dining area presents a smooth visual transition from the living room as it maintains the colour scheme from the living room while presenting the home owner an opportunity to show off his Coca Cola collection in a glass display cabinet. The wall where the cabinet used to lie against was removed and replaced with a glass panel with frosted horizontal lines to maintain the breezy openness of the flat.

The clean cut kitchen is zoned off from the rest of the living room by a glass sliding door enhanced with a strip of grey glass to add consistency and continuity with the colour scheme of the hall. Within the kitchen, concealed power points enable the resplendent coloured glass backing behind the stove to run freely and visually undisturbed across the wall. Suspended cabinets with solid surfaced tops, polished to shine float above the grey coloured matt-finished tiles gives a light spacey feel.

A constant feature throughout the house is the elegant use and remodeling of space to allow for a more spacious environment within a smaller HDB flat. Details such as the absence of skirting along the walls help give a sense of length to the walls and the intricate play of colours to give space without sacrificing style is perhaps what differentiates a successful design project from just an acceptable one.