A modern River Valley home reimagined with dark tones, copper accents, and open, flowing spaces.
A self discovery journey from Japandi to Maximalist
Beauty in finishing and lines
A transformable 600sqft haven
Carving interactive spaces for a multi-generational family home
Since 2014, Studio Pivot has been helping Singaporeans create homes through interior design that actually makes sense. Spaces where you move easily, live comfortably, and feel at ease without thinking twice.
Interior design isn’t just about looks. We start by understanding how you live, then shape spaces that support it. Thoughtful layouts, calm corners, and details that make your everyday life smoother.
From lighting that sets the right mood to materials that feel good under your hands, every choice has a purpose. Renovations, custom interiors, layouts—everything is considered so your home works naturally.
Trends fade, but comfort and balance don’t. We create spaces that feel timeless, stay practical, and reflect you. Your home, your life, done right.
Residential projects depend on the scope of work. Most fall between 8–16 weeks, depending on design complexity, materials, and the renovation team. Once we assess your project, we provide a clear schedule so you know what to expect.
It starts with understanding your vision, lifestyle, and budget. We then turn that into concepts, develop detailed designs, manage the renovation, and hand over a space that feels right—functional, beautiful, and tailored to you. We keep you involved along the way so nothing comes as a surprise.
Absolutely. Small spaces need smart layouts, clever storage, and finishes that maximize both function and a sense of openness. A good designer can make every corner count while keeping the space comfortable and inviting.
Right now, people love biophilic design (bringing nature in), minimalist or Japandi styles for calm and natural vibes, smart home tech, and sustainable materials. At Pivot, we focus on designs that are thoughtful, functional, and timeless rather than chasing fleeting trends