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We are a team of professional interior designers in Singapore providing you a full spectrum of renovation services.
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All consultations are free and non-obligatory. Chat with us via Facebook Messenger to schedule an appointment before visiting our showroom. Alternatively, leave your details over at https://lp.juzinterior.com. Studio Locations include:
East Studio and Main Office: 33 Ubi Ave 3, Vertex Building, #01-37, Singapore 408868
West Studio: 18 Boon Lay Way, TradeHub 21, #01-116, Singapore 609966

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26/05/2026

Warm timber wraps the bed in a calm, hotel-like cocoon—soft backlighting washing over the textured stone feature for that nightly wind-down mood.

A modern and seamless vanity niche tucks right into the wardrobe run, so your daily routine stays clutter-free with everything within arm’s reach.

Then it flows straight into the bathroom zone—same warm tones, stoned luxe feature wall and gentle lighting that keeps the space feeling luxe, not clinical.

Designed by: Ian

22/05/2026

A soft curve arch at the entry sets the tone the moment you step in—gentle, welcoming, and instantly calming. It guides you down the corridor like a quiet “exhale”, easing the shift from busy outside to home mode.

Home dance studio that feels built-in, not transient —the unconventional master bedroom carves out a clean dance elegance with a full-height mirror wall so you can check lines, posture, and spacing at a glance. The dark-toned flooring and minimal backdrop keep reflections crisp (no visual noise), while the clear floor area gives you enough runway for turns, footwork, and flow.

Lighting is handled the right way for movement: soft, even ambient light to reduce harsh shadows on the movements plus targeted downlights to keep the mirror bright without glare. The result is a flattering, studio-like glow—comfortable for long sessions, and perfect for filming without that “spotlight” harshness.

Designed by: Ryan

20/05/2026

Matte charcoal carpentry wraps the space in a sleek, simple silhouette—quiet, clean, and unapologetically moody.

A full-height mirror panel bounces light back softly, while warm cove lighting keeps everything cosy. The soft grey plush upholstered settee bench is the best seat in the house—deep, cushioned comfort that makes dinners linger longer.

Designed by: Ryan

12/05/2026

This kitchen leans into a modern-dark, wabi-sabi luxe mood — rich walnut-toned carpentry wrapped in soft, warm lighting so the space feels moody, calm, and cocoon-like.

Full-height dark wood carpentry creates a seamless “hotel-suite” look, with clean lines and minimal visual clutter. Continuous warm LED cove lighting washes the warm backsplash and counter, highlighting the dark wood grain and giving the whole run a cosy glow at night.

The extra-long island becomes the heart of the kitchen: a generous prep runway for chopping, mixing, plating — and still enough space for someone to sit nearby while you cook.

Designed by: Ryan

07/05/2026

Embrace a soft Scandinavian Muji-inspired style, using light wood tones, warm cream cabinetry and clean minimalist lines to create a calm, uncluttered home. In the living area, the floating TV console makes the space visually light, while the rounded corner detailing softens the carpentry and makes the space feels gentle and family-friendly. The playful décor pieces and oversized plush add a cosy, lived-in personality complementing the neutral palette.

The kitchen continues the same relaxed design language with pale wood laminates, matte beige cabinet fronts and a bright, fuss-free layout. The slim island counter works as a casual dining, prep and display zone, while the under-cabinet lighting adds a warm glow that makes the kitchen feel inviting rather than clinical. Practical home that is. This Canberra drive home is very Muji, but with a softer Scandi warmth.

05/05/2026

A calming Wabi-sabi x Scandinavian bedroom where soft curves meet smart function. From the rounded platform bed for safer sleeping to the cosy hidden built-in vanity corner for daily face prep, every detail is designed to feel unique, warm and easy living.

30/04/2026

This kitchen is designed like a calm, efficient “chef’s corner” — muted wabi-sabi tones, warm timber, and clean lines that keep the kitchen to the living room feeling airy.

A space to marinate conversations and food openly with a subtle boundary of the sliding frames.

Designed by: Kuo Liang

28/04/2026

Neutral base, gentle wood grains, and a wabi-sabi layout that flows from work to rest and dine.

This open concept design makes the space feels airy, extra spacious and connected.

Designed by: Kuo Liang

21/04/2026

Integrating the curvy-wavy ceiling, to add visual guiding lines in the living.

Then adding soft blush walls and warm wood tones keep the room sweet-but-grown-up, in a pale pink lipstick shade for us girlies.

The space planning goes big on storage with a full-height “mega wardrobe” wall, while the bed stays visually light so the room still breathes.

16/04/2026

Neutral base, warm wood accents—and then the hero move: that recessed pale-pink “painting” wall niche that looks like a cup of strawberry latte splashed on the wall.

A comfy sofa and simple coffee table layout keeps the walkway generous, so the whole space reads airy instead of cramped.

10/04/2026

Using colours like these at the kitchen instantly lifts the mood without making the space feel too loud. Having a calming base keeps things grounded, while the playful pops of green, pink and tan create different moods for the cook.

How to have mood swings at home like that? 🍏🍊🍥

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https://juzinterior.com/

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