How long has Weiken been in this business?

Weiken has operated for 29 years in this business (interior design & home renovation) since 1996. We are the longest running interior design firm in Singapore!

Where are your showrooms?

There are 2 Weiken showrooms across Singapore: Tradehub 21, & Oxley Bizhub 2. Please check all showrooms’ locations at this page: https://www.weiken.com/contact/

How knowledgable & experienced your designers are?

All of Weiken designers are strictly recruited and selected from the best IDs in Singapore. Then, once joining Weiken, they have to go through our in-house training about interior designs and technical knowledge by the top Weiken designers. We also constantly upgrade our training courses every year to make sure we don’t miss any latest trends.

How can I get a Free & Non-obligatory quotation?

Please navigate to our contact page and fill-in all necessary information, our IDs will contact back within 24h for further support!

What do I need to prepare for the appt and what can I look forward to during the discussion with your IDs?

Please do prepare for your layout plans and brief details. Our friendly designer’s will walk you thorough and will deliver a detailed quotation & space planning during the discussion.

Do you have any in-house instalment programs?

At the moment, we don’t have any in-house instalment programs.

What is your payment scheme like?

1st payment deposit – 10%. 2nd payment before commence of works – 45%. 3rd payment before measurement of carpentry – 40%. 4th payment – handover of unit.

How long is your warranty period?

Weiken provides a 2-year warranty for every design and renovation work that we do.

Strathmore Ave - Weiken Interior Design

STYLE

modern luxury

TYPE

hdb

DESIGNER

Liz Ng

Actual Project in MODERN LUXURY style at Strathmore Ave, Singapore | Cost: $130,000 | Suppliers: Admira Pte Ltd: Storm (CAC 2397 T), Lian Hin Pte Ltd: Foresta, Formica Singapore: Blacken Legno (8848NT)

“Via the use of monochromatic colours, this project creates a consistent, well defined theme throughout the entire unit. Dark themes are often associated with “small spaces” but this is actually misconceived. By dramatising strategically, bold anchor points can be created that visually connects spaces together.

For instance, an asymmetrical mirror at the end of a long hallway, lighting leading across walkways, and contrasting bathroom shower walls, are all design strategies to consider when owners are interested in darker than usual monochromatic themes.”