Design Style
Japanese interior design
in Singapore.
Screens, thresholds, and natural materials — the full Japanese vocabulary, adapted. 2 completed projects below.
About the style
What makes a home japanese?
Japanese interior design in Singapore borrows the full vocabulary — shoji-inspired screens, low sightlines, tatami-like platforms, and timber used with an almost architectural honesty. Transitions matter: entrances, thresholds, and the framing of views get deliberate attention.
Adapted to local homes, the style trades literal tatami rooms for platform storage beds, sliding partitions that borrow light between rooms, and a palette that stays disciplined even where the layout cannot.
Looking for a japanese interior design company in Singapore? MET Interior's designers have been building homes like the ones above since 2011 — CaseTrust-accredited, with itemised quotes and one designer from first sketch to handover. Every japanese interior designer on our team works from your lifestyle brief, not a template.
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