Designed for a newlywed couple, this townhouse is tailored as a private, finely tuned space for two. The brief called for a sense of balance — restrained yet expressive, functional yet indulgent.

The entire top floor is dedicated to the primary suite: a master bedroom anchored by a walk-in closet with island storage for curated fashion collections. A reading corner doubles as a vanity area, framing daily rituals with quiet light. The ensuite integrates a freestanding tub, shower room, and separate WC — a spatial trio defined by proportion and privacy.

The middle floor consolidates utility: gym, office, and guest quarters are arranged with efficiency, freeing the ground floor for uninterrupted movement — a continuous flow from entry to dining, kitchen, living, and out to the garden.

The rear garden is composed with maintenance in mind — soft-hard scaping in tonal contrast to the interior’s light, neutral palette. A subtle two-tiered landscape introduces depth and layering, offering visual relief when viewed from the living room. Bamboo plantings blur the perimeter, softening thresholds and dissolving boundary lines.