M2D Interiors

While the industry grapples with rising expectations, digital illusions, and accelerated timelines, M2D Interiors has leaned into clarity and care.

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Under the direction of Benjamin Toh, the studio continues to champion in-house workmanship, structural honesty, and spaces built for the everyday. Their work in 2025 reflects a quiet confidence, homes that are shaped by purpose, precision, and a deep understanding of how people live.

2025 in a few words, and why?

As the pace of global change accelerates — from technology and climate urgency to shifting cultural values — one thing is clear: people are searching for meaning in the spaces they inhabit.

In 2025, home is no longer just a place. It’s a response to overstimulation, to uncertainty, to the constant noise around us.

This is the year thoughtful interiors stopped being a luxury and became essential. They reflect how we choose to live, what we choose to keep, and what we consciously let go of.

As a firm, our purpose has remained the same: to change lives, change homes, and change how people live, for the better. How has this year been for your firm, and what were the highs and challenges?

2025 has been a year of refinement and quiet strength for us. Our highs came from deep, trust-driven collaborations with clients who value more than just how a space looks, they value how it feels and how it supports their lives. We completed several projects that embodied our ethos: calm, intentional, and grounded in authenticity.