Right Angle Studio designs the new Ripple Apartment located in Singapore and it is made to channel the tranquility of water. The modern space is filled with natural light and materials that are complemented by neutral shades to result in a cohesive design language. 

Conceived as a residence to exude the tranquility of water, this dual-storey apartment has been given a modest overhaul to rejuvenate its interiors. Originally trapped in a blockaded, heated condition, the unit is spatially reconfigured to maximise airflow and access to light sources.

At the lower level, a descended wooden corridor welcomes the user, which then reveals to be a portal structure that conceals access to the kitchen and bedroom strategically. The fluted detailing is inherited by an extended bar counter, which then draws the attention deeper into the living area,accentuated in a lime-washed finish. 

The customised sofa and lounge chair is seated on opposite ends,Another noted mention is the sliding ash screen that doubles as a filtered divider for the outdoor balcony, giving users the experience of a Japanese ryokan. For its dining area, a bespoke marble table is paired with the coherent use of Drop chairs.

The staircase design is reconsidered as well, accommodating a pocket bench and a tailored handrail, which maintains a harmonious visual relationship with the apartment. Stepping up, users are introduced to a defining moment of the space—A serene seascape canvas by photographic artist Lynda Laird (which gives the project its name), presented in a gallery-like manner through the insertion of artificial skylight.