Lite Design Co.

The Gardens; Singapore

Reimagined Elegance: A 3-bedroom condominium redesigned for modern living, featuring an integrated dry kitchen with a central island in the heart of the living space.

The Gardens; Singapore

Reimagined Elegance: A 3-bedroom condominium redesigned for modern living, featuring an integrated dry kitchen with a central island in the heart of the living space.

718G; Singapore

A Fresh Start, infusing new life into a well loved apartment.

718G; Singapore

A Fresh Start, infusing new life into a well loved apartment.


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DC103; Singapore

Home is where the heart is, and in this HDB Executive Apartment, we've designed a cozy haven for a loving family and their adorable furry friends.

DC103; Singapore

Home is where the heart is, and in this HDB Executive Apartment, we've designed a cozy haven for a loving family and their adorable furry friends.

DC103; Singapore

Home is where the heart is, and in this HDB Executive Apartment, we've designed a cozy haven for a loving family and their adorable furry friends.

722L; Singapore

Experience understated elegance in this luxurious 3-bedroom condominium designed for a family of four. With a minimalist approach to design, every space has been thoughtfully curated with premium materials and fittings to create a timeless aesthetic.

722L; Singapore

Experience understated elegance in this luxurious 3-bedroom condominium designed for a family of four. With a minimalist approach to design, every space has been thoughtfully curated with premium materials and fittings to create a timeless aesthetic.

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722L; Singapore

Experience understated elegance in this luxurious 3-bedroom condominium designed for a family of four. With a minimalist approach to design, every space has been thoughtfully curated with premium materials and fittings to create a timeless aesthetic.

# luxuryliving

YC138; Singapore

"Small details, big impact: A chic and sophisticated monochrome home designed for a young couple's urban haven in Singapore, where meticulous attention to every element creates a truly stunning space."

YC138; Singapore

"Small details, big impact: A chic and sophisticated monochrome home designed for a young couple's urban haven in Singapore, where meticulous attention to every element creates a truly stunning space."

M2; Singapore
"Simple Sophistication: A Design Approach for a Growing Family"

📷: .lim

M2; Singapore
"Simple Sophistication: A Design Approach for a Growing Family"

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We're Back and Ready to Create!

It's been a while since our last update, but we are thrilled to be back and eager to bring new creative ideas to the table.

Our team has been hard at work on some exciting new projects and we can't wait to share them with you.
Let's get back to doing what we love most – creating unique and meaningful designs that make a difference."

📷: .lim

Dawson; Singapore

A zen abode created with a simplistic colour palette of ash wood and off-white, done to give compliment to the breath-taking panoramic garden landscape of Singapore.

Photography: .lim
Talent: Ning Jie

Project PG

A residential research project to reimagine simple living by desiging a living space with as little as possible.

A reduction is not always a "minus". The removal of unnessasary things allow us to focus on things that is truly essential to us. It is a practice that aid spiritually, especially in sucha a fast paced society, where its always a hope for addition for perfection.

Maybe we should embrace the imperfection, abandon the need to consume more than we need to and sustain things to its maximum lifespan.

Design credit: Rong Yu

Project PG

A residential research project to reimagine simple living by desiging a living space with as little as possible.

A reduction is not always a "minus". The removal of unnessasary things allow us to focus on things that is truly essential to us. It is a practice that aid spiritually, especially in sucha a fast paced society, where its always a hope for addition for perfection.

Maybe we should embrace the imperfection, abandon the need to consume more than we need to and sustain things to its maximum lifespan.

A residential research project to reimagine simple living by designing a living space with as little as possible.

A reduction is not always a "minus". The removal of unnecessary things allows us to focus on things that are truly essential to us. It is a practice that aids spiritually, especially in such a fast-paced society, where we are always hoping for addition for perfection.

Maybe we should embrace the imperfection, abandon the need to consume more than we need to, and sustain things to their maximum lifespan.

Design credit: Rong Yu