Best MM Layouts

**TheOnlyGayInTheVillage** · 30-05-12, 12:54

Like to start this thread to share what, in YOUR opinion, are the best MM layouts.

For me, it is 445sf from Shiro.

Reasons:

1. No balcony! (super rare for new projects)
2. Bathroom has window
3. Space for extra study
4. Kitchen layout is unique, can eat and watch TV at the same time
5. Bedroom not too squeezy with reasonable wardrobe size

**phantom_opera** · 30-05-12, 13:40

This one good, wardrobe inside HS .. one stone kill 2 birds, I also like Fridge hidden behind a small wall

**lajia** · 30-05-12, 13:43

the shiro, have they launched? 1400psf??

**TheOnlyGayInTheVillage** · 30-05-12, 13:50

Originally Posted by lajia

the shiro, have they launched? 1400psf??

http://www.propertyguru.com.sg/listi...ro-telok-kurau

**TheOnlyGayInTheVillage** · 30-05-12, 13:51

Originally Posted by phantom_opera

This one good, wardrobe inside HS .. one stone kill 2 birds, I also like Fridge hidden behind a small wall

Hmm, not bad... spacious living room somemore.

**phantom_opera** · 30-05-12, 13:53

This image is a classic of MM living i.e use your leg to turn on/off TV:

**hyenergix** · 30-05-12, 13:55

Originally Posted by phantom_opera

This one good, wardrobe inside HS .. one stone kill 2 birds, I also like Fridge hidden behind a small wall

Fridge requires space and ventilation at the back to cool more efficiently. This blocked design increases energy consumption and wear out the compressor faster. You were not from engineering I suppose?

**phantom_opera** · 30-05-12, 13:59

Originally Posted by hyenergix

Fridge requires space and ventilation at the back to cool more efficiently. This blocked design increases energy consumption and wear out the compressor faster. You were not from engineering I suppose?

Space is $$$, how much space around the fridge is last on my mind. If want to save $$, no fridge or a fridge without a freezer for me

**roly8** · 30-05-12, 14:02

Originally Posted by TheOnlyGayInTheVillage

Like to start this thread to share what, in YOUR opinion, are the best MM layouts.

For me, it is 445sf from Shiro.

Reasons:

1. No balcony! (super rare for new projects)
2. Bathroom has window
3. Space for extra study
4. Kitchen layout is unique, can eat and watch TV at the same time
5. Bedroom not too squeezy with reasonable wardrobe size

no balcony will save up alot of space

**openH2O** · 30-05-12, 14:09

Originally Posted by TheOnlyGayInTheVillage

Like to start this thread to share what, in YOUR opinion, are the best MM layouts.

For me, it is 445sf from Shiro.

Reasons:

1. No balcony! (super rare for new projects)
2. Bathroom has window
3. Space for extra study
4. Kitchen layout is unique, can eat and watch TV at the same time
5. Bedroom not too squeezy with reasonable wardrobe size

The separation of living and bed room to me is not ideal. Wander where is the air con located. If you closed the door in the bedroom, the living room will have no air con. Unless 2 separate air con was installed.

Also it does not permit the merging of these 2 open spaces together.

**DC33_2008** · 30-05-12, 14:39

Leave the fridge outside if you have a balcony.

Originally Posted by phantom_opera

Space is $$$, how much space around the fridge is last on my mind. If want to save $$, no fridge or a fridge without a freezer for me

**TheOnlyGayInTheVillage** · 30-05-12, 14:48

Originally Posted by phantom_opera

This image is a classic of MM living i.e use your leg to turn on/off TV:

Not really la for this case.... you have to be really slouching with your ass on the ottoman... to do that.

**TheOnlyGayInTheVillage** · 30-05-12, 14:50

Originally Posted by openH2O

The separation of living and bed room to me is not ideal. Wander where is the air con located. If you closed the door in the bedroom, the living room will have no air con. Unless 2 separate air con was installed.

Also it does not permit the merging of these 2 open spaces together.

I'm sorry but you do really sound like super n00b. All 1 bedders will have at least one ac unit in living area and another in bedroom. If you come across any projects which do not do this, the developer is kotoking you!!

As for merging of space, well, if want to do that, should go for studio instead of 1 bedder isnt it.

**ikan bilis** · 30-05-12, 14:56

haha.....

**TheOnlyGayInTheVillage** · 30-05-12, 14:58

Originally Posted by ikan bilis

haha.....

Very nice bro!!! I like! Mind sharing which projects are those?

**thomastansb** · 30-05-12, 14:59

I can see so many space wasted. For example, the mini corridor and the study area is wasting space too. It is like you have 3 super small square of living, bedroom and study. I rather have a more spacious living and bedroom instead.

I think Clift layout is even much better. 495 sq ft but efficient layout.

Originally Posted by TheOnlyGayInTheVillage

Like to start this thread to share what, in YOUR opinion, are the best MM layouts.

For me, it is 445sf from Shiro.

Reasons:

1. No balcony! (super rare for new projects)
2. Bathroom has window
3. Space for extra study
4. Kitchen layout is unique, can eat and watch TV at the same time
5. Bedroom not too squeezy with reasonable wardrobe size

**phantom_opera** · 30-05-12, 14:59

I like this, entrance cannot see kitchen and opening of MBR door cannot see MBR .. right fengshui .. which project is this?

**ikan bilis** · 30-05-12, 15:06

Originally Posted by TheOnlyGayInTheVillage

Very nice bro!!! I like! Mind sharing which projects are those?

espada & lviv....

**phantom_opera** · 30-05-12, 15:19

Originally Posted by ikan bilis

espada & lviv....

Nice thoughtful curved planter / balcony around the MBR ... but the psf and quantum also absolutely nice

377sqft > 1m quantum....

**ikan bilis** · 30-05-12, 15:22

Originally Posted by phantom_opera

Nice thoughtful curved planter / balcony around the MBR ... but the psf and quantum also absolutely nice

377sqft > 1m quantum....

Oooiii... he only said "Best MM layouts".... he never said "Cheapest and best MM Layouts" !!...

**xtreme_46** · 30-05-12, 15:40

want to ask you all how u all estimate how big are these MM units? example 333 sqft equvialent to how big? a hotel room? container of those container truck?

**phantom_opera** · 30-05-12, 17:54

Of course nothing can beat this one:

http://www.wired.com/design/2012/05/...1&viewall=true

Why our developers are not as creative ?? Paris did it so can we

**hopeful** · 30-05-12, 18:00

Originally Posted by phantom_opera

Of course nothing can beat this one:

http://www.wired.com/design/2012/05/...1&viewall=true

Why our developers are not as creative ?? Paris did it so can we

Anybody can copy, but not everybody can think of it and follow through.
that's why need foreign talent to average up singapore talent pool.

**phantom_opera** · 30-05-12, 18:03

130sqft is super ... selling at 2000psf will be 260k, lots of people can just pay it in cash... I want

**ikan bilis** · 30-05-12, 18:32

Originally Posted by phantom_opera

Of course nothing can beat this one:

http://www.wired.com/design/2012/05/...1&viewall=true

Why our developers are not as creative ?? Paris did it so can we

nah... no good...

i need to carry a cylinder of oxygen around if i stay inside...and...
if i bring gf back for ons... you expect me to have time to pull out that bed...

**Shoeboxsupporter** · 30-05-12, 18:33

Originally Posted by phantom_opera

This image is a classic of MM living i.e use your leg to turn on/off TV:

I like it, save remote control battery !

**azeoprop** · 30-05-12, 18:33

The 1 bedroom unit of river isles not bad also.

http://www.river-isles.sg/1_Bedroom.pdf

**Shoeboxsupporter** · 30-05-12, 18:39

Originally Posted by azeoprop

The 1 bedroom unit of river isles not bad also.

http://www.river-isles.sg/1_Bedroom.pdf

I also like, but is the developer reliable ?

**hyenergix** · 30-05-12, 18:52

Originally Posted by phantom_opera

Of course nothing can beat this one:

http://www.wired.com/design/2012/05/...1&viewall=true

Why our developers are not as creative ?? Paris did it so can we

This is inhumane (some VIP said one).

**azeoprop** · 30-05-12, 19:00

Originally Posted by Shoeboxsupporter

I also like, but is the developer reliable ?

Yah I also like, one of the rare studios that have cross ventilation, with window at the toilet, glass sliding door to separate the bedroom instead of a wall and ac ledge out of sight at the toilet window.

Not too sure about this developer, but they are quite aggressive in singapore recently.

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