REZT & RELAX INTERIOR

Rezt & Relax Interior was established in 2000 and specialises in the interior design and renovation of residential and commercial spaces. It is an ISOand Case Trust-certified company that provides a lifetime warranty on its workmanship. Believing that interior design is a fusion of the art of designing and practical space planning, the team at Rezt & Relax Interior is equipped with the knowledge to execute interesting solutions to any space dilemma.

Timber-like laminate is used for the outdoor decking to create a resortlike ambience.

This three-storey corner terrace sports contemporary interiors that are simple and timeless, thanks to John Foo and Wilson Teh, the managing director and executive director respectively, of Rezt & Relax Interior. It is home to a couple and their two daughters. Leading up to the main door of the house, the walkway is given a resort-look treatment of tiles laid over pebblewash; while the dividing wall is clad with tiles in earthy tones from Hafary. The random pop-out effect of the tiles create additional texture. Entering the house, marble flooring underfoot gives the interior a luxurious ambience. To maximise the amount of natural light in the living area and open up views towards the garden and pool, John and Wilson replaced a part of the wall with glass panels. The large and elegant-looking sofa from Massimmo Living allows the family to enjoy the space together. The design of the false ceiling allows recessed lighting to softly illuminate the space – it functions as a decorative feature, too, one that is echoed in the ceiling treatment of the dining area.

Recessed lights in the living room’s false ceiling give warmth to the space.

Glass is used extensively – even for the railings of the staircase – in the house to allow light to illuminate the interior spaces.

Crystal pendant lights in the dining and dry kitchen areas add a visual effect.

Bi-fold doors replace the original wall of the dining area to allow natural light and ventilation in from the outdoors, and provide a full view of the pool. The sunlight also illuminates the open-concept dry kitchen. The study is located next to the dining area; and to ensure that its users never feel sleepy here, fire-engine red cabinet panels and matching chairs are used. For the master bedroom on the second level, John and Wilson designed a tufted fullheight headboard to create a luxurious and elegant look for the room. Darker colours are used for the dresser and curtains, to provide a sense of intimacy and relaxation. On the top floor, the daughter’s favourite colours – red and pink – were incorporated into her room. Wall decals on the wall and glass wall panel give a decorative, personalised touch.

Shades of cream and brown are used to maintain consistency in the interiors of the rooms and living areas of the house.

Metallic silver tiles are used in the shower to create a unique feature wall.

The bright pink study table in the daughter’s bedroom complements the pink wall.

The study room has a bold hue to differentiate itself from the other parts of the home.