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House of Style

For many designers, the opportunity to work on a historical building with many stories to tell brings great joy. In this case, a conservation shophouse became a delightful canvas for award-winning practice Design Intervention. Helmed by principal Nikki Hunt and co-CEO Andrea Savage, the firm was tasked to transform a former office into a cosy residence for a family of three and their dog.

“Conservation shophouses are architectural gems and true icons of the history and culture of Singapore, so it’s a real privilege to work on one,” says Hunt. Savage agrees: “Every now

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