9 Clever Layout Ideas at Condo The Florence Residences to Make You Want to Live There
Units at condominium The Florence Residences cater to people from all walks of life. Bigger 5-bedroom units go up to 1,916 square feet and come with their own private lifts, while smaller 1-bedroom units from 474 square feet accommodate the bachelor’s lifestyle. This new condominium located at Kovan sits at a former HUDC site so the site is relatively large, so much so that it features 12 Clubs—themed activity zones—with a total of 128 facilities. We take a closer look at the unit layouts in this development to see how they may look like in reality:
1-Bedroom Classic Type 1B1 (474 sqft)
Make the most of your bedroom space by including a long built-in console at the foot of the bed to double as your workstation and then including under-bed storage. To create the impression of a larger space and to have the illusion of a “floating” bed, place mirror panels on the storage fronts.
Design: Square Room Interior Design
1-Bedroom + Study Type 1S1 (527 sqft)
This layout features a dedicated study area, but you don’t have to use it as a study if you don’t want to. Instead, turn it into a storage area and cordon it off with bi-fold doors to hide the mess and clutter behind doors. They work better and save more space than hinged doors seeing as they won’t need as large a door clearance zone.
Design: Design by Fifteen
2-Bedroom Classic Type 2C2 (624 sqft)
Now here’s a bedroom that packs a punch in features. Besides the study table with matching open shelving, there’s also a cosy bay window seating area which comes with a storage unit that doubles as the bedhead.
Design: Boewe Design
2-Bedroom + Study Type 2S1 (700 sqft)
Using a bookshelf as a sliding door into your study is a great way to free up some floor estate while keeping the clutter of your books in check.
Design: Space Factor
3-Bedroom Classic Type 3C4 (936 sqft)
For lounging purposes, a bay window is the ideal solution. Throw in a couple of cushions—we totally recommend zaisu style ones, Japanese-style floor cushions with a backing for extra comfort—and you’re ready for some serious relaxing. But if you need the space for working as well, consider this design which sets aside room for a small hinged table. Put in an ergonomic chair and it turns into a mini workstation within the bedroom.
Design: PJ Designworks
3-Bedroom Deluxe Type 3D1 (990 sqft)
Installed against a full-length mirror, this dressing table by the side of the bed features just a simple ‘floating’ drawer, a design which enables a dressing stool to be placed underneath. Getting ready in the mornings has never been easier or more stylish.
Design: Proj. B Studio
4-Bedroom Classic Type 4C3 (PH) (1,281 sqft)
This penthouse unit comes with a double volume space, which means there’s enough room to create a loft within the living room. It’s a great way to increase the square footage of your space. Use your loft in a myriad of ways: a cosy corner for reading, a chill-out zone or even a home office. Make sure you include storage in your stairs to get the most out of that loft unit.
Design: Space Factor
4-Bedroom Deluxe Type 4D1a (1,389 sqft)
Open bathrooms are the epitome of luxury, we think. And they are super practical for lighting up darker bathrooms. A freestanding bathtub fronts this open en-suite, conjuring up images of five-star hotel rooms. Black-and-white bamboo blinds cover up those who are feeling shy.
Design: Neu Konceptz
5-Bedroom Type 5B2 (1,679 sqft)
Separating the kitchen into wet and dry areas is one way to keep the smells and grease behind closed doors while still enjoying the benefits of an open kitchen. Here, the dry zone is converted into a home bar, which is a great option for homeowners who like to entertain or have a tipple after meals.
Design: Neu Konceptz
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