Orchard View is a four-bedroom condominium designed as a second home for an Indonesian-Chinese family who frequently travels to Singapore. The design adopts a modern, luxurious, monochromatic (MLM) approach, defined by restraint in colour, consistency in material tones, and emphasis on proportion rather than visual complexity. A palette of dark timber and warm beige establishes a calm yet refined backdrop, while layered textures, controlled lighting, and moments of symmetry introduce depth and visual balance without relying on heavy decorative treatment.

A key design move lies in the reinterpretation of the bathroom’s existing bay window, which was previously underutilised. By extending and integrating it into the spatial layout, the bay window becomes a functional platform for a freestanding bathtub, transforming a passive architectural feature into a focal point. This intervention reflects an approach where spatial inefficiencies are reconsidered through use, allowing architecture and interior elements to work together in defining both function and experience.