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05/06/2026

Live Nation Singapore’s headquarters at 89 Neil Road was built in under a month from a unit that still had a tenant inside it when we got the brief.

The roadside location made acoustics the first problem to solve.

Ceiling clouds and wall panels sourced from Europe. Double glazed glass with aluminium frames.

All submissions running concurrently from day one.

Near Chinese New Year. Supply chain at its thinnest.

Every deadline held.

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The meeting room is the first thing a client actually experiences. Not the website, not the credentials deck: the room.W...
05/06/2026

The meeting room is the first thing a client actually experiences. Not the website, not the credentials deck: the room.
What that room communicates before anyone speaks determines how the conversation starts. Cluttered, harsh, or acoustically porous spaces put people on edge. Calm, well-lit, well-finished rooms do the opposite. Dark marble and solid timber tell the person across the table that attention to detail is not just something the business claims. Warm layered lighting keeps energy even and thinking clear. Walls and furnishings that contain sound ensure the conversation stays where it belongs.
For any business that closes deals in a room, a properly designed meeting space is one of the most direct investments available. The room either builds confidence in the client or quietly undermines it.
That outcome is a design decision.

Most people would walk through this office and notice the materials. The geometric wall panels. The circular baffles. Th...
04/06/2026

Most people would walk through this office and notice the materials. The geometric wall panels. The circular baffles. The meeting room sideboard in tan leather, walnut, and brushed brass.
What most people would miss is that every single one of those elements is doing acoustic work.
Live Nation Singapore was designed as an open floor that people can actually focus in. That required sound management built into the architecture and the furniture, not added on top. The panels absorb. The baffles manage overhead noise. The sideboard fabric is imported acoustic material sitting inside a piece of furniture that looks purely decorative.
The focus rooms carry the same thinking. Glass keeps the space connected. The baffles keep the rooms genuinely quiet. Both things are true at once.
Every material was imported. Nothing in this fit-out is there for appearance alone.

A clinic that earns patient trust before a single word is spoken.Healthcare spaces carry a psychological weight most com...
03/06/2026

A clinic that earns patient trust before a single word is spoken.
Healthcare spaces carry a psychological weight most commercial fit-outs don't. What patients see in the first ten seconds shapes how they feel for the entire visit. At Dr. Chiro, that first impression was designed with intention.
Backlit marble at the reception. Warm walnut panels. A clean white counter that feels reassuring rather than transactional. Dark marble and black glass partitions create structure without heaviness. Timber accents run through the space to keep the atmosphere from tipping into the clinical.
The treatment rooms carry the same calmness through. Warm floors, clean walls, a quote placed where a patient's eye naturally lands before the session begins.
Every material was chosen to communicate the same thing: you are in capable hands.
Good healthcare design doesn't announce itself. It just makes people feel better before treatment even starts.

29/05/2026

The noise problem on a shophouse is not something you solve after handover. You have to build around it from the start.

Pepper Global’s Southeast Asia HQ at 121 Telok Ayer — 7,000 sqft of bare concrete, one-month deadline, four regulatory submissions running at the same time.

Acoustic panelling and double-glazed glass designed in from day one. Full fit-out, full clearance, full handover. On time.

This is what a commercial fit-out looks like when the supply chain and the timeline are actually in place before work begins.

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Good design isn't a finishing touch. It's a business decision.The commercial spaces we've built across Singapore didn't ...
29/05/2026

Good design isn't a finishing touch. It's a business decision.
The commercial spaces we've built across Singapore didn't just look better after renovation. They performed better. More walk-ins because the facade stopped people on the street. Longer dwell time because the space felt comfortable enough to stay. Smarter layouts that added covers without making the floor feel cramped. Corners that customers photograph and share without being asked.
The return doesn't stop when the renovation does. A space that's designed well keeps paying off.
Swipe through to see what actually changed for these businesses.
DM us if you want the same for yours.

Commercial spaces that still look right two years after opening aren't an accident.The businesses getting it right in 20...
28/05/2026

Commercial spaces that still look right two years after opening aren't an accident.
The businesses getting it right in 2026 are briefing differently. Flexible layouts that can be rearranged when foot traffic shifts. Materials chosen for how they age, not just how they photograph. Acoustic design that keeps customers comfortable enough to stay for a second order. Outdoor areas that actually add usable capacity, not just curb appeal.
We build commercial spaces with all of this already factored in. F&B, offices, heritage shophouses. DM us to start the conversation.

Most shophouses look the part. Few actually perform.Hopscotch at Gillman Barracks is one of the rare ones that does both...
27/05/2026

Most shophouses look the part. Few actually perform.
Hopscotch at Gillman Barracks is one of the rare ones that does both. Heritage-compliant from the ground up, but designed around a single question: how do we make this space work as hard as it looks?
The answer wasn't one big move. It was a series of deliberate ones. An URA-approved outdoor deck that pushed capacity and became the most photographed corner of the bar. A skylight glass roof that changed how natural light moved through the space. A full interior rebuild that respected the bones of the building while making every square foot commercially viable.
The layout was rebuilt to increase covers without sacrificing atmosphere. Flow was designed so customers move naturally, stay longer, and come back. Because dwell time and repeat visits don't happen by accident. They're outcomes of a space that was designed to earn them.
This is what we do at Maison Lune. We take buildings with character and turn them into spaces that perform. If you have a shophouse, a conservation property, or an F&B concept that deserves better than a generic fit-out, let's talk.
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23/05/2026

Pastaria Abate’s lease fell through at the last minute. The new unit was bare concrete — no kitchen, no plumbing, no ventilation. And the deadline to vacate their old unit could not move. ⏱️
With 30 days on the clock, we cleared URA, Singapore Food Safety, SCDF, and LEW all at the same time. Not queued — concurrent. Heavy equipment from the old unit moved in first so the handback could happen on schedule. Then the full build ran immediately across all three levels.
Thirty days later, Pastaria Abate was open. Every clearance passed. Bare concrete to a fully operational restaurant in one month. 🍽️

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Singapore's best spaces sit inside heritage shophouses. They are also the most technically demanding spaces to renovate....
22/05/2026

Singapore's best spaces sit inside heritage shophouses. They are also the most technically demanding spaces to renovate. Foxtail and Hopscotch. Here is what it actually takes to get one right.
Rule one: know what you cannot touch. URA protects the facade, the windows, the original doors. Alter without approval and the reinstatement bill will follow. Map the protected elements before design starts.
Rule two: find the problems on paper. Uneven floors, compromised walls, outdated M&E. A heritage shophouse will always have at least one. Discover it in the assessment phase and it costs almost nothing. Discover it mid-build and it costs everything.
Rule three: work with the building. Narrow floor plate becomes a full-length bar counter. Double volume ceiling becomes the room's feature. The layout turns profitable the moment the design stops fighting what the building already is.
Rule four for F&B specifically: two compliance tracks, not one. URA plus NEA. Ventilation, grease traps, fire exits, all within heritage constraints. One designer who understands both means one submission, no delays.
When the compliance is right, the character sells itself. Both sites are packed every weekend. The constraints that made them difficult to build are exactly why no one else can copy them.
Heritage shophouse renovation is a specific skill set. We have done it more than once. DM us or tap the link in bio.

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