Of Light and Air

This modern corner terrace house by Quarters Architects and Mosh Interior is shaped by nature and illumination, resulting in a calm, harmonious home

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In design circles, collaboration is a word that is often cited, yet rarely fully realized. Deep, meaningful partnerships thrive on shared vision, mutual trust, and negotiation between individual freedoms and group goals. For design partners Felicia Toh and Kenneth Koh from Quarters Architects and Shermaine Maena Ong from Mosh Interior, the trifecta of ingredients were serendipitously in the brew.

The Breeze House is one such outcome of the trio's collaborative process, eased by a friendship that stretches back twenty years.

INVITING NATURE

Tucked away in one of Singapore's residential enclaves, this five-bedroom abode is a gentle study in integration, defined by a reverence for the outdoors, prioritising natural light, thoughtful cross-ventilation, and biophilic elements. "If nature were a welcome and ever-present guest, how would it reframe the living space?" This was the question aligning the design concept in both the architectural and interior aspects.

Across design scales from within to without, the living environment breathes their shared intent: to create a lush, layered and light-filled haven for daily living, for the family and their pets alike.