Interior design for HDB, condo and landed homes in Singapore.
One room · five palettes





The studio
A brick is the smallest honest decision in a building.We design the same way.Material first, then the room around it.
Most renovations start with a mood board and end with a compromise. We start with what a room is actually made of: the timber, the stone, the light it gets at 4pm. The plan follows from there.
It is a slower first week. It saves the arguing later.
What we take on
Reference imagery, pending BRIQ.’s own project photography.
BTO and resale, from a 3-room to an executive maisonette. Space planning, carpentry, finishes and the full renovation run.

New launches and older units. Working within a management corporation's rules and a shorter permitted works window.

Terrace, semi-detached and bungalow interiors, including reconfiguration across levels and joinery designed to the floor plan.

Wardrobes, feature walls, TV consoles, kitchen and vanity units drawn to the millimetre and made for the actual wall, not a catalogue size.

Shops, studios, clinics and small F&B spaces where the layout has to serve a workflow before it serves a look.

How a project runs
We measure, look at the light through the day, and listen to how the household actually uses the space.
Plan first, then material. You see the room in more than one direction before anything is committed.
An itemised quotation against the drawings, so you can see what each decision costs before it is built.
Scheduled trades, site supervision, and a defects walk-through before we hand you the keys back.
You should be able to point at any surface in your home and know why it is that one.
BRIQ. Design Studio, Singapore
Enquiries
Property type, rough timeline, and what is bothering you about the space now. That is enough for a first conversation.