At Brickwood Studio, our vision for this 651B AMK HDB interior design in Ang Mo Kio was warmth through restraint, letting a soft, tonal palette do the work instead of pattern or colour. A curved boucle sofa sits beneath a warm timber-lined wall, lit by a skylight-style cove detail that gives the living room a cocooned, gallery-like feel. The kitchen and bathroom carry the same quiet language, wood-tone cabinetry, travertine-style stone, and black fixtures, so nothing in the home competes for attention. A discreet pet door built into one of the bedroom doors is a small, practical touch for the household’s cats, worked in without disrupting the flat’s clean lines.
At 651B Ang Mo Kio, Brickwood Studio treated the living room as the anchor of the flat, framing the sofa against a timber-clad wall and cove lighting so the space feels layered rather than boxy. In the kitchen, warm wood veneer was paired with a stone-look island and concealed under-cabinet lighting, keeping the layout functional without losing the softness established in the living room. Bathrooms continue the same material logic in a cooler register, travertine-style tiles, black tapware, and a recessed shower niche. Even the practical details were designed in: a pet door built quietly into a bedroom door meant the household’s cats didn’t need a separate, obvious add-on.
651B Ang Mo Kio is finished with a warm, tonal palette that lets texture carry the design. The living room centres on a plush boucle sofa against a timber-lined wall, with a sculptural ribbed cat-scratching post doubling as a styling piece beside it. The kitchen pairs wood-tone cabinetry with a stone-look island and concealed lighting that warms the counters after dark. Bathrooms stay minimal, travertine-style stone, black fittings, and a recessed shower niche, keeping the same restrained material story from the living room through to the ensuite.
| Field | 651B AMK |
|---|---|
| Housing Type | HDB |
| Rooms | 4 Room |
| Size | 90 Sqm |
| Location | Ang Mo Kio |
| Style | Warm Tonal Minimalist |
