$10k for a slide? This $200k reno for a Japandi-inspired HDB flat comes with a fun bonus
A family in Singapore spent $200,000 on a Japandi-inspired HDB flat renovation, which includes a custom-built $10,000 indoor slide. The design aims to create a fun, interactive environment for parents and children.
Why it matters
This highlights evolving trends in urban interior design where homeowners are prioritizing play-centric and multi-functional spaces within high-density housing.
Everyone wants a home they can come home to and relax after a long day at work or school.
But this family decided to take things up a notch with their very own in-house slide.
In a video posted by home and living publication Uchify to their TikTok page on Wednesday (Sept 23), an interior designer from Jesigns Interior Design can be seen taking viewers on a tour of a newly renovated home.
Renovations for the Japandi-inspired executive maisonette cost around $200,000, said the firm's creative director, Wang Shun Li.
The highlight of the house is a TV feature wall integrated with a slide.
Wang explained that his client wanted a "fun house" where the parents could interact with the children while watching TV.
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