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• Crafting inspiring spaces since 2007 •
We are a design consultancy that listens, understands and value our client’s wants and needs prior to commencing the creative process. We are a Design & Project Consultancy firm that comprise of individuals with more than a decade of professional & reliable expertise in the interior design, building & construction industry. Our services incorporate:
• Space

Planning;
• Concept Development;
• Color Consultation;
• Material & Finish Selection;
• Project Management;
• Residential Minor A&A / Reconstruction;
• Residential Interior Design;
• Commercial Interior Design.

08/07/2026

The difference between average and exceptional carpentry is in the details you don't notice—but always feel.

Clean lines. Flush finishes. Thoughtful functionality. That's what makes a space feel effortlessly refined.

Lowest price ≠ best deal. Hidden costs, missing scope, poor planning, and cheap materials all add up later. Compare quot...
06/07/2026

Lowest price ≠ best deal. Hidden costs, missing scope, poor planning, and cheap materials all add up later. Compare quotes on scope, materials, timeline, and support—not just the final number.

Transparency saves more money than discounts. A good contractor shows you everything upfront.

03/07/2026

Every home comes with constraints. The challenge is turning them into opportunities.

From softening rigid HDB lines with curves to transforming a structural limitation into a defining feature, every detail in this home was designed with purpose. Because great design isn't just about how a space looks — it's about how it feels, and the people who live in it.

Don't let these 5 mistakes happen to you. From inadequate power points to skipping storage and poor lighting—most renova...
03/07/2026

Don't let these 5 mistakes happen to you.

From inadequate power points to skipping storage and poor lighting—most renovation regrets start before you even begin. Plan your layout first, consider your actual lifestyle (not Instagram), and think long-term. The best renovation is one you won't redo.

Save this before meeting with your interior designer.

01/07/2026

Outside, the city never stops. But the moment you step into this home, everything slows down.

Designed for a family of four, this 5-room BTO balances warmth, functionality, and thoughtful details — proving that great design isn't just about what you see, but what you feel. Sometimes, the best spaces are the ones that quietly make you feel at home.

Before you pick paint colors or tiles, get your floor plan right. A beautiful home means nothing if it doesn't function ...
29/06/2026

Before you pick paint colors or tiles, get your floor plan right.

A beautiful home means nothing if it doesn't function for how you actually live. Smart layout > luxury finishes every time. Don't make costly design mistakes—prioritize your space planning first.

Your future self will thank you.

13/06/2026

Our client is a nutritionist who cooks seriously, every day. The brief was a spacious, functional kitchen in a BTO footprint that was never built for that kind of use.

Eight layout iterations to get there. The fridge moved into the service area to open up the main kitchen. The L-shape corner got a pull-out rack. Storage runs full height from the foyer all the way through.

One thing we will always tell our clients: you can cut back on carpentry if you have to. Never cut back on lighting. Warm lights throughout this flat. That one decision changes how every single room reads.

11/06/2026

Most homeowners only realise what they should have asked after the renovation is done.

Great design isn't about adding more—it's about making every decision count. From lighting to carpentry, every detail in this home was planned around how the family lives every day.

Follow along as we break down the design decisions behind this renovation.

04/06/2026

Building trust with an ID, then finding out someone else is running the project. That's a pattern all four Spruce founders had seen enough of from the inside.
Five years at the same firm. The same direction across the industry: less focus on design and client experience, more focus on closing and moving on. The relationship a homeowner built in the first consultation didn't mean the same person would be there at the end.
Moving to another firm wasn't going to change that. The model was the same everywhere.
So Spruce was built around one rule: the project lead who takes on a client stays with that client from the first meeting to the day the keys are handed back. One person. Start to finish.

03/06/2026

There was a point where the ideas just stopped.
Not because of burnout. Not because the projects got harder. But because the role had been redesigned around closing, not creating.
The new workflow at the old firm looked like this.
First appointment: meet the client, prepare a quotation and a layout. Second appointment: force close. Collect a $1,000 deposit.
From there, pass the design to an external renderer. Someone who had never met the client, never seen the space.
Third appointment: present renders that four designers had no hand in making. Then hand the entire project to a project manager and move on to the next sale.That's what the job became.
Salespeople with a portfolio. All four of the Spruce founders had never force-closed a client before, and that wasn't about to change.
The only way to work was through trust, and trust doesn't come from closing someone before they're ready.
Spruce was built because that was the only way to build something worth building.

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UB One, 81 Ubi Avenue 4 #02/16
Singapore
408830

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