Vincent's Jurong West Street residence demonstrates that minimalism can exist within practical family living through rigorous discipline and exceptional storage planning. The open living area appears almost empty, a neutral-toned sectional provides seating, a simple wood dining table accommodates meals, and that's essentially it. The secret lies in the walls: floor-to-ceiling storage cabinets in matte white finishes contain everything a family owns, their push-to-open mechanisms eliminating even the visual weight of handles. The effect is of continuous smooth surfaces interrupted only by subtle panel lines. Color is restricted to the palest neutrals: soft whites, warm ivories, light natural wood flooring that adds warmth without pattern or visual noise. The kitchen is similarly disciplined, white cabinets, white countertops, white backsplash, with stainless steel appliances integrated behind matching panels. A single pendant light provides focused illumination over the dining table; recessed ceiling spots handle ambient lighting invisibly. In the bedrooms, built-in wardrobes eliminate the need for any freestanding furniture beyond beds and minimal desks. Window treatments are simple roller blinds in white, functional, unobtrusive, easily cleaned. This is minimalism meeting reality: proof that you can maintain visual serenity even when living with children, work-from-home needs, and all the complexity of modern life.

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Vincent