One room. Five palettes.

The same living room, same camera, same light. Only the material changes. This is what we put in front of you before anything is ordered.

A Singapore living room in the Oxblood and Brass palette

Palette 01

Oxblood & Brass

Warmth carried by the wall, not the lighting. Best where the room only gets late sun.

  • Oxblood lacquer
  • terracotta
  • burnished brass
  • walnut
A Singapore living room in the Lime Plaster and Oak palette

Palette 02

Lime Plaster & Oak

Everything one or two steps apart. The quietest of the five, and the hardest to date.

  • Lime plaster
  • travertine
  • oatmeal linen
  • light oak
A Singapore living room in the Bone and Steel palette

Palette 03

Bone & Steel

Reads bigger than it is. Wants a lot of daylight to avoid going cold.

  • Bone micro-cement
  • marble
  • boucle
  • brushed steel
A Singapore living room in the Charcoal and Smoked Glass palette

Palette 04

Charcoal & Smoked Glass

Contrast does the work. Needs one warm material in it or it turns into an office.

  • Fluted charcoal timber
  • smoked glass
  • ink linen
  • blackened steel
A Singapore living room in the Walnut and Cane palette

Palette 05

Walnut & Cane

The timber sets the temperature, so the rest can stay plain.

  • Walnut slats
  • cane
  • moss green
  • honey oak
  • aged brass

You should be able to point at any surface in your home and know why it is that one.

BRIQ. Design Studio, Singapore

Enquiries

Tell us about the place.

Property type, rough timeline, and what is bothering you about the space now. That is enough for a first conversation.