A Stylish Singapore Home Inspired By Rome’s Pantheon | Remarkable Living

Take a peek into a Singapore home inspired by Rome Pantheon’s oculus. The design by RT+Q is whimsical yet classical, bringing cleverly curated light and ventilation into the stylish home.
Get to know Thitid “Ton” Tassanakajohn, the Thai chef whose love of local produce, edible flowers and his grandmother has driven him to create award-winning contemporary Thai fare.
Finally, meet Lin Yi Hsuan, a Taiwanese carpenter known for her minimalist designs. She shares her creative journey and the challenges she has had to overcome to be one of the changemakers in the woodwork industry.
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[@cadrageparanormal]

Wonderful sharing I❤SIN👍

[@Gatecrasher1]

Absolutely stunning!

[@lubennn]

Marvelous!

[@dylanho8608]

Looks like the house in Bong Joon Ho's Parasite

[@dbinh]

What is the music at 5:21

[@hell0h0bbit]

Who can afford this kind of house in SG

[@LA-xi1no]

Parasite house vibes

[@SK-lt1so]

In an island as crowded and tiny as Singapore, this is criminal.

[@real4life335]

Singapore. Where a three storey home is called a bungalow🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🙏🏻

[@FatAssMonkey94]

In land scarce Singapore, this is definitely a luxury in the city. A property like this would probably cost SGD 30m (USD 22m), which is alot of money.

[@solomonlee4503]

Only in Singapore. Hahaha

[@chaotiongsai]

A bungalow in Singapore just means a DETACHED HOUSE that is not joined together by a wall with another house. That’s all. It has NOTHING to do with the number of levels. In fact most bungalows are double story at most. Considering how there are so many so many terrace houses and semi detached houses that are three stories in Singapore, your comment is stupid.