Some clients come to us and ask to work on their existing house they live in. For this project, we added some magical furniture by our trusted carpenter. The dining table with warm hues of oak with curvy lines and odd legs is an unforgettable creation we made. At Nanas Design we love to collaborate with client's collection of art.

A quick and refreshing update for a family of 3 to provide a space to expand their imagination, spark ideas and boost creativity. Living in Singapore, far away from home, they wanted decoration which reminded them of colourful San Fransisco. Huge, vivid and impactful painting is installed along with wallpaper with unforgettable design. This project is a reminder that small but meaningful touches go a long way.

Full turnkey service at a luxurious 4 room floorplan in Orchard, Singapore for a young, eccentric and entrepreneurial couple. Having moved from Indonesia recently and predominantly looking after businesses from home, the brief was to create a home that is like a magazine feature like yet homely. Light and airy colours in fabrics & finishes were selected, and luxurioous material palette was used to create a number of custom furniture pieces for their new home. Numerous decor pieces were procured from across the world to embellish the space as the influencers themselves are art collectors.

We wanted to create a space that was both artistic yet liveable and child-friendly. To achieve that, we made the art pieces the protagonists of the home while keeping the rest of the interior classic and comfortable. The furnishing, furniture and cabinetry were all custom-made to meet the clients' requirement, ensuring the quality would be of the highest standard. To further elevate the apartment, we created personalised towels, linens and wine glasses, while also adding little extra touches from European brands like Minotti, Hermes and B&B Italia.

For this home, the aim was to create a welcoming, serene atmosphere, which was why we designed it with lush, soft furniture and warm, soothing shades of cream, beige and browns. The client was a large family that loves to spend quality time together at common areas which are open and spacious, but each member still wanted to retain private, personalised rooms. A beautiful house doesn’t need to break the bank, so we intentionally used a mix of high-end with more cost-effective quality furniture. We wanted the master walk-in wardrobe to not only be beautiful but also functional, so we added a chic little movable ladder to make it easier to reach high shelves. And of course, outdoor space is especially such a luxury to have today, so we made sure to accentuate the space by creating a patio with a relaxing resort vibe filled with large sofas and ceiling fans that you can lounge the day away in.

We were tasked to design a home that would fit a family of six while still giving each individual their personal space. As the client had grown up in the home and wanted to keep some of its history, we created louvre windows at the front and back of this terrace house. This not only creates a sense of nostalgia, but also allows you to control the amount of natural light and ventilation you would like to let in. We used a lot of woods in this home to pull it together, while also adding personalised details and colours everywhere so every room would feel tailor-made.

We combined two apartments to create this gorgeous space that came up to a total of 8,000 square feet. The brief was classic luxury, so we knew had to design a ‘wow’ home with modern touches. To create showroom-worthy spaces, we added carefully selected chandeliers not just in common areas but also in bedrooms. A mixture of recessed and cove ceiling lights gave out a soft warm glow to make the house feel like a home, while marble floorings gave it a luxury timeless feel.

Our client was an expat whose wife and daughter were mainly living abroad, so we had to design a house that was minimalistic enough for a man but still homey enough for a family. With that in mind, we created a lot of wide-open spaces in this gorgeous loft so there wouldn’t be a lot of clutter. We transformed the rooftop into an open-air lounge that the family could enjoy when they came to visit. And to make it extra welcoming for his daughter, we added whimsical little touches like a terrazzo bathroom wall and bright pops of colour for her bed and bathroom.

Our clients intended to start spending more time at home, and tasked us to style their apartment to make it even more comfortable and beautiful. Given that they were moved to Sentosa Cove, we immediately were inspired by nature, and decided to add pops of green. We installed a faux plant panel in the balcony that instantly changed the vibe of the home and made it more welcoming and soothing. Personalised art and seashells were placed throughout the house to complete the aesthetic.

This jet-setting family spends half their time abroad, which meant that it was important that their apartment not requite much maintenance since they would be away a lot. However, they still wanted their house to feel like a home. To create an urban oasis, we chose high quality pieces that added gravitas to the home. Exquisite ornaments made the argument for less is more, while pictures of the family decorated the walls. As our client works from home, his office was something we paid extra attention to, creating a fully custom desk that was personalised for his needs and comfort.

We were asked to style this luxurious holiday home for some special guests. As the property was already furnished, we did not want to waste any existing pieces that could be kept. We also wanted to ensure that this historical house kept its old world charm, so we needed to render the spaces cosy and liveable while still retaining its original spirit. We used a plethora of pillows and ornaments to brighten up the home and add colour and comfort. For the semi-formal tradition dining room, we installed a dramatic crystal chandelier and curtains that gave shine and depth to the dark space.

This was a unique project for us as our client was an extremely busy businessman who was unable to spare the time for us to sit down and get to know him and his needs face-to-face, so we had to work off a deck of requirements. It was essential to our client to have a soothing space to come back to after a hectic day at work, so we went for a contemporary colour palette of blues and cream to create a relaxing background, with mustard accents to brighten up the home and reflect the beautiful view of the Tokyo Bay from his windows. Touches of greenery here and there added a feeling of peacefulness and restfulness to the home.

While this project started out as a styling job for a child’s bedroom and rooftop, it soon evolved into a full renovation. A growing boy needs a space that he not only sleeps in, but can also study and play in. To keep the vibe fun and engaging, we used acrylic to create a custom toy storage that surrounded his desk. As our clients love to entertain, we converted their rooftop into an ultra chic open-air bar and dining space made with dark woods and grainy marbles. We even commissioned a beer table with a cavity that could double up as a chiller bucket. Last but not least, in homage to our client’s culture, we completed the design with a selection of Danish furniture.

As our clients were busy professionals, they had not yet had a chance to make their space their own despite having lived there for a few years. Because of this, they asked us to style their house into a home. We wanted to create a quirky, colourful space that felt like them, so we filled the huge living room with their existing furniture from other rooms. To honour their heritage, we incorporated Indian-inspired pieces throughout. As a final touch, gorgeous potted plants helped to make the entire house an inviting place that the family could gather in.

The client had purchased this luxurious service apartment in the heart of Kuala Lumpur for investment purposes, and had tasked us to furnish it prior to putting it on the market. With this in mind, we knew that we had to make this 2,000 square foot condominium a stunner that would entice anyone. Keeping in mind that many potential buyers would visit the home, we used fabrics and materials that were durable and easy to clean, yet still aesthetically appealing, to create a cool, sophisticated showroom.

“Lots of brass and elegance” was what was highlighted to us in the client’s brief. Fortunately, those elements worked perfectly for their apartment, which had lots of natural light and an impressive full-length window overlooking Kuala Lumpur’s famous Twin Towers. As it is important to us to always marry design with functionality, we created a huge storage wall for practicality, while keeping the full length windows clear to ensure the gorgeous view stayed front and centre. We also demolished the walls of the kitchen to make the entire space appear bigger, brighter and more open.

We were hired to create a Design Sales gallery with four show units with different styles: Elegant, Modern, Classic and Scandinavian. For the Elegant apartment, we added Venetian plaster walls and cool shades of white and greys to add an old world quality to the space. The Modern unit was decorated with pops of art, painted walls and cool fixtures to add a little pazzaz to the home. We used cleans lines and metals to bring out the space for the Classic home. And for the Scandinavian unit, we kept the design minimalistic with lots of natural light and wooden accents.