Building a home isn’t about the present—it’s about the future and what’s going to keep you happy, secure and comfortable in the long run. That’s why we always recommend staying away from fads and trendy items and instead opting for colours and furnishings that stand the test of time.
The furnishings from King Living embody this philosophy; timeless, trustworthy pieces that homeowners all over the world have owned for decades and still cherish to this day. Instead of constantly changing up the catalogue with new pieces according to trends, King Living works on constantly improving its signature furnishings, implementing adaptability, ease of use and extra comfort at every turn.
From space-savvy modularity to sturdy framing and quality materials, here’s what King Living suggests you should look for when shopping for furnishings that are made to last.
Modularity and flexibility
Modular design allows for easy customisation and introduces the option to reuse and repair individual parts, leading to a longer life for your treasured furniture pieces. In fact, they may even last so long that you can pass your favourite statement furnishings down to your children!
the ideal companion for an active lifestyle
Whether you’re jogging, working, or flying long-haul, the Jabra Elite 8 Active earphones won’t let you down.
unleash your senses
A multi-sensorial journey blending nature, design and technology
steaks and smiles
Thinking of a restaurant to celebrate Mother’s Day (May 12)? Wolfgang’s Steakhouse Singapore could be the ideal place with its warm and inviting atmosphere, excellent service and of course, great food.
Creating a space for growth
Married for 13 years, Sha and Jim are the proud owners of their first BTO home, a space that could evolve with them.
Building a bright and inviting coastal home
Meet Huiqing and Dylan: Parents to two boys, aged 3 and 5, who recently moved into their five-room BTO flat in Northshore.
wabi-sabi for five
Blending rustic and modern elements, this multigenerational home brings a slice of resort life to a waterfront neighbourhood in Punggol.
going green
With a blend of earthy tones and monochromatic flair, Simon worked his magic to introduce a dark colour without making the 4-room BTO flat feel cramped.
keeping things raw
The homeowners’ love of natural materials guided the transformation of this 46-year-old flat.
stark and serene
You might not think “warm and cosy” when we say “industrial,” but this project is proof that you can have the best of both worlds.
holiday home
Inspired by the land of the rising sun, a globe-trotting couple created a “home base” to rejuvenate in between their adventures.
