In Pictures: This Singapore Beauty Queen’s Vintage Shophouse Is A Total Beauty, Too

Here in the living room, the standout furniture collection fits perfectly in this unorthodox space.

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Inspired by old barnyard entrances, Jade had the sliding door to her wardrobe and shoe cabinet crafted in a similar fashion.

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The large bureau from Taylor B holds mostly memorabilia from the couple’s university days.

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The couple scoured the Internet for unique pieces such as this typewriter and a table made from an old sewing machine.

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To bring some greenery into the apartment, artificial hanging plants were added to the ledge in the dining room.

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The liquor connoisseurs store their bottles on this vintage drink trolley bought from Etsy.

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The couple built their kitchen around this mint-green storage unit, using a muted palette for the rest of the space to give the piece prominence.

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Camouflaging a mirror, the “window” reflects the colourful shower area, bringing an interesting depth of space to the bathroom.

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This toilet roll holder was made from metal pipes attached to a piece of wood.

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Brightly coloured peranakan-style tiles were added to the counter to bring some life to the raw concrete.

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Bright sunlight from custom skylights stream into the couple’s country-style bedroom. Although it gets a little warm in the daytime, it’s a small price to pay for the night view.

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Jade handpicked all the lights in the home, including these beautiful Turkish lamps she found overseas.

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Using a pane of glass, Jade turned an old wine barrel into an accessories table for her bedroom.

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Jade made full use of the slanted space underneath the rafters to house her extensive wardrobe.

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