The Grey House

The Grey House The simple philosophy behind the brand is our passion to bring stylish, contemporary and beautiful interiors to Singapore at an affordable price.

Sourced from artisans around the world, the collection includes rugs from India, furniture from Indonesia, cushions hand embroidered in Ethiopia and much more. We also provide an interior styling service to help you achieve your ideal home. Our online store will open shortly, in the meantime please sign up online to the newsletter and follow us on Facebook or Instagram .

Things have been busy recently. I am wrapping up a couple of projects at the moment and at the start of another. Add in...
29/09/2025

Things have been busy recently. I am wrapping up a couple of projects at the moment and at the start of another. Add into the mix being a mum of 3 and my plate has been full - but in the best possible ways.

I'm always grateful of the juggle.

TGH Style File / Adam Drive Project: I had been waiting to use this standing lamp in a project for a while (I have my eye on it for my own home too!) and the Adam Drive dining room was the perfect place for it. A neutral scheme with table and chairs from , a custom made seat bench in a striped linen and sisal rug by us at TGH.

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Paris is always a good idea…In my former fashion life, quick jaunts to Paris were a regular rhythm—and spending a few da...
04/06/2025

Paris is always a good idea…

In my former fashion life, quick jaunts to Paris were a regular rhythm—and spending a few days there this past week, wandering memory lane with my daughter, was a blissful reminder of just how magical this city truly is.

The Eurostar from London makes it all so effortless. We arrived at Gare du Nord and made the easy hop to the Marais, where we checked into the beautifully understated , a gem I found via . The rooms were cosy and comfortable, and the entire hotel had that perfect Parisian buzz. Though we didn’t get a chance to try the much-raved-about restaurant and bar (next time!), we were incredibly grateful for Eduardo at concierge—an absolute star—who worked miracles. He secured us last-minute tickets to the sold-out David Hockney exhibition (unmissable), and got us a table at an old favourite, , for a nostalgic and delicious dinner.

For Paris first-timer Mia, we ticked off the classics: the Louvre, Tuileries, the ever-iconic Eiffel Tower and trawled the city on foot and Lime Bikes, a great way to see it all! Popping to see an old friend and former colleague at Chanel HQ was quite a full-circle moment.

On our final day, we decided to forgo our plans to visit the Picasso Museum and Musée d’Orsay (always worth it, especially for the Degas), and instead embraced a slower pace. We wandered through the Marais, indulged in a little shopping (vintage shops galore and be sure to visit for a little bit of everything) and soaked up café culture in the sunshine. It was exactly what we needed.

Three days in this endlessly inspiring city was the perfect tonic—mother/daughter bonding wrapped in sunshine, laughter, art, fashion, good food, and the promise to return again soon.

Paris, always.

On my way to Paree for a cheeky few days with my daughter! Super excited to visit the beautifully redesigned .paris beau...
28/05/2025

On my way to Paree for a cheeky few days with my daughter! Super excited to visit the beautifully redesigned .paris beautifully restored and reimagined by one of my favourite designers Joseph Dirand. 💫

A sneak peek into my new Tomlinson Project!Moving from New York to Singapore—new landscape, new schools, and from a bro...
15/05/2025

A sneak peek into my new Tomlinson Project!

Moving from New York to Singapore—new landscape, new schools, and from a brownstone to a modern apartment—was a big step for this gorgeous family of five.

They entrusted me with designing their new home, and months later, when they stepped off the plane into their new life, they walked into a little sanctuary on Tomlinson Road. I hope it will be a place of great happiness for them on their Singapore journey.

The brief was to create a stylish and cosy family home with a neutral foundation, layered with texture, colour, and interest.

The entrance, beautifully wrapped in wallpaper, draws you into the apartment and leads to the main living and dining space, which opens up to stunning views of Singapore beyond. Grasscloth walls, sumptuous fabrics, and rich marbles are paired with mid-century furniture to create a refined, elegant atmosphere.

The heart of the home—the family living and dining area—centres around a generous breakfast bar. This more relaxed space allowed for an injection of colour and warmth.

Continue through the apartment, and you’ll find the master bedroom: a chic oasis of pink and green. There are also three additional bedrooms for the children, each decorated in colours chosen by them, incorporating beautiful fabrics, playful chairs, and personal touches that reflect their passions—whether football, gymnastics, or arts and crafts.

Despite everything being sourced or made locally in Singapore within three months- this apartment feels lived-in and full of personality. The energy and views give it a warm, welcoming feel—a beautiful place that I hope they are loving calling home.

Please visit website in bio to see the full project.

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There is always an element of nerves when I take on a project. Am I going to nail the brief and will the owners love the...
03/05/2025

There is always an element of nerves when I take on a project. Am I going to nail the brief and will the owners love their new home?!

This family moved from the UK and gave me a brief to give their Black and White a Hamptons feel with lots of bright whites, jute, rattan, wood and texture.

There are many pockets of this home I love (and thankfully the owners have a mutual adoration) but the living space is special. Flanked by two terraces looking to jungle beyond, I used the magnificent light in this living room and kept things fresh and bright. Comfy sofas were a request so we went with the Island sofas in a linen fabric from - their deep seat and singular base cushion make them super comfy whilst maintaining a chic aesthetic. Sofas have been paired with striped slipper chairs, a large travertine and oak coffee table and velvet ottomans, all custom made. Either side of one of the double doors are a nifty bar cabinet and desk, which doubles up as a console. These pieces were also custom made and have been ‘wrapped’ in a wallpaper from .

The jute rug and beautiful signature block-printed cushions and table cloth inject colour and pattern finishing the space for a Hamptons vibe in the tropics.

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As many of you probably know by now, my presence on Instagram is a bit sporadic. I won’t lie—I find it challenging, and ...
07/03/2025

As many of you probably know by now, my presence on Instagram is a bit sporadic. I won’t lie—I find it challenging, and it often feels like a ball and chain, so it inevitably gets pushed to the bottom of my to-do list! When I’m deep in a project, fully immersed in designing, sourcing, planning, and executing, posting simply falls by the wayside.

That said, I’m trying to turn over a new leaf, and I hope to share more inspiring and beautiful imagery with you.

These images are from my recently completed project in Singapore. The brief was to embrace a Hamptons aesthetic, which I loved blending with a Colonial, tropical twist. Designing the entire home allowed me to create a seamless flow throughout, layering in the client’s art to make the space truly personal. From the light and airy living and dining areas with their classic blues and whites to the inviting outdoor terraces, cosy bedrooms, and a rich, moody media room—each space was thoughtfully crafted.

Here are a few of my favorite views, but you can see the full project on my (newly designed!) website. Enjoy, and happy Friday! x

There’s no right or wrong when styling a coffee table, but it’s a space that deserves attention. Often the focal point o...
22/02/2025

There’s no right or wrong when styling a coffee table, but it’s a space that deserves attention. Often the focal point of a living area, it’s one of the first things you see when you enter the room and can tell a story about its owner. It’s also a great surface to showcase treasured belongings, beautiful books, and unique objects.

When working with clients, I like to incorporate pieces they already own—it adds authenticity and a personal touch. I usually start with books as the foundation, then layer in objects of interest, playing with shape, structure, and scent (because who doesn’t love a candle?). Finally, I add a vase with fresh greenery or flowers to bring life to the space.

Saturday kitchen vibes—stunning marble and effortless simplicity! 📷: Interior design:
15/02/2025

Saturday kitchen vibes—stunning marble and effortless simplicity!


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