This Singapore mansion is a first-class example of biophilic design at home
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Location
Bukit Timah, Singapore
Designer, Architect
Developer
Meir Homes
Collaborators
MSE Consultants, ALLZ Consulting Services, Salad Dressing, Light Collab, Edmund Ng Interior Studio, Nyee Phoe Flower Garden, Cubo, Giorgetti Asia, Good Class Builders
Floor Area
1,789 sq-m
While Wallflower Architecture + Design's Touching Eden House is in the urban centre of Singapore, the design focus is all on nature.
Key features
The name of Singapore’s Touching Eden Ho
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