Best Selling Projects In February 2021

1. A timeless design with unrivalled living comfort, set amidst a lush and tranquil landscaped bamboo garden.
    

2. Spacious interiors that exude comfort and sophistication in every detail. Bask in the ambience of spaces made for quieter moments.
    

3. Colours and materials are brought into harmony with their surroundings.
    

4. The Clubhouse features a cosy dining room with a generous 14-seater for relaxing and entertaining.
    

5. The Architect. Ernesto Bedmar. Ernesto Bedmar Architects is a Singapore-based architectural practice established in 2015, specialising in a wide range of architectural, conservation, landscape and interior designs. Since its inception, it has always maintained a compact staff of multicultural personalities, designers with a singular desire to explore the relationships of buildings to nature with a particular emphasis on quality design and execution of its diversified portfolio. The directors, Mr. Ernesto Bedmar and Mr. Iylia Zakaria, personally liaise and direct each of the company’s projects. Its portfolio includes works from all over Asia and many parts of the world.
    

6. The Interior Architect. Koichiro Ikebuchi. Born in Osaka in 1965, Koichiro Ikebuchi moved to Singapore after obtaining his degree in architecture. With his extensive experience in interior design work, Ikebuchi started his own practice in Singapore and Osaka in 1996. His current company, Atelier Ikebuchi was set up in 2004. Koichiro Ikebuchi has participated in a number of international design competitions and received numerous awards, including the Diamonds International Awards by De Beers, Design Award by Saporiti Italia, and President’s Design Award Singapore. Koichiro Ikebuchi has completed projects for clients across Asia, Middle East, Oceania and North America, with works ranging from luxury residences, hotels, offices and boutiques, to product design, including furniture and lighting.
    

7. Landscape Architect. Shunmyo Masuno. Shunmyo Masuno is an 18th generation Zen priest and founder of Japan Landscape Consultants, established in 1982, renowned worldwide for designing 21st century gardens inspired by ancient Zen traditions. His two seemingly diverse roles are inextricably linked. In Zen ascetic practice, an emotion of the mind is found that is beyond words. It is through the art of landscaping that Masuno finds an avenue for expressing his emotion and inner feelings. It is a contemplative practice that involves meditation to understand the essence of each natural element before arranging them. Achieving a balance between Zen tradition and contemporary expression, Masuno continues to draw renewed attention to the important role of garden architecture in today’s world.

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