When the front door of this flat in Singapore’s Pinnacle@Duxton swings open, nothing of the interior is visible: an L-shaped foyer blocks the line of sight, while a low platform compresses the space before it opens out into an expansive living area.
Interior designer Leena Goh considers this the first “layer” of several in the 46th-floor, 1,080 sq ft (100 square metre) public housing unit. There are a few more to be found across the flat, introduced to allow it to reveal itself gradually.
Privacy, unsurprisingly, was the priority. Another was to ensure a clear separation between the public and private zones – an important consideration for Goh when designing homes.
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