Fixed-price renovation / Pre-curated / Japanese design philosophy

Less noise. More living

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OUR APPROACH

A clearer way.

Renovation leaves you uncertain. Costs unclear. Timelines unpredictable.

Homes end up crowded with unnecessary things — no calm, no room to breathe.

This fits if quiet, considered spaces matter more to you than decoration.

K U R A S H I + is rooted in Japanese design philosophy — fixed-price renovation, pre-curated styling, and sourcing, all edited in advance.

Materials, fixtures, and details are curated in advance, so you don't need to navigate endless choices.

Transparent pricing. Predictable timelines. A clearer path forward.

You choose the direction. We take care of the rest.

WHAT WE DO

Three ways to work with K U R A S H I +

A modern living room with large windows showing greenery outside, a white sofa, a flat-screen TV, wooden furniture including a coffee table and sideboard, a hanging lampshade, and a dining table with chairs.

FIXED PRICE

Renovation

ととのえる

Fixed price, by floor area. Structural and spatial work, edited down to what the room needs.

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Open black glossy kitchen counter with a laptop, a glass of water, a pillow, and a bookshelf in the background with books and artwork, and sheer white curtains covering large windows.

QUOTED BY PROJECT

Curated Styling

しつらえる

Furniture, lighting, and custom-made pieces — helping you furnish the space with what's actually yours, not what fills it.

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A room with wooden walls and floor, a telephone booth opening, a chair with a light wooden frame and beige cushioned seat, and a traditional Japanese tatami mat on the edge of the floor.

QUOTED, OR BY ITEM

Curated From Japan

みたてる

Furniture, art, and objects sourced from Japan — the pieces worth bringing in, chosen with the same care as everything we remove.

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RENOVATION

Less to choose.
More room to live.

fixed-price renovation rooted in Japanese aesthetics

- for those in Singapore who want a refined, calm home, without the weight of endless choices.

Materials, fixtures, and design are edited in advance.

You choose the direction; we take care of the rest — so you can choose simply, and live deeply.

Interior of a modern building with a large mirror, a lamp, drywall, and stone wall panels.
Close-up of a beige wooden wall with sliding panel doors in an interior space, ceiling with warm lighting, and a small branch with leaves drawn on the wall.
Close-up of wooden panels with vertical black gaps between them.
Close-up of wooden panels with vertical black gaps between them.
Light-colored wooden wall panels with vertical grooves.
A wooden wall hook shaped like a house with a circular base, mounted on a white wall.
Close-up of gray textured tiled wall and a gray baseboard, with a small warm light at the bottom corner.
Person opening a white closet door with a wooden handle.
Close-up of a wooden surface with visible wood grain and texture.
Close-up view of a light-colored wooden floor with visible grain patterns.

Pre-curated

Materials and fixtures,details are edited in advance,

so every choice already works beautifully.

You don't need to navigate endless choices.

Materials and specifications

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Interior of a room with cream-colored walls and a wooden ceiling element, with a wooden door or panel and a small circular table.
Close-up of a textured, gray sloped wall or ceiling with a corner showing a small part of a white ceiling and a metallic object at the edge.
Modern living room with a large flat-screen TV on a wooden stand, a white armchair, a white table with a bench, large window with city view, beige rug, and minimalist decor.
Wooden chair with a cushioned seat in a minimalistic room with light wood panel walls and flooring.
Living room corner with a beige sofa, wooden sideboard, and lamp, with a wooden door on the right.
A wooden bar stool with a curved backrest placed at a kitchen island.
A ceiling with white ceiling tiles and a beige wall corner.
Dried flower arrangement in a beige vase inside a modern room with light wood cabinets and a mounted television.
Close-up of a bedside table with a lamp and a bed with white bedding in a modern bedroom.

Edited

Planning

The right sense of distance. Bespoke to your lifestyle.

Noise removed—stress gone, your decoration emerges.

Light

Full ceiling, open.

Sources hidden, brightness only where needed.

Surfaces

Plain walls. Your canvas.

A single stem—everything precious.

A small stream flowing through a lush green forest with various plants and leaves along the bank.

Fixed-price

The price is set by your home's floor area.

From a 950 sqf benchmark, it moves by SGD 750 for every 10 sqf larger or smaller — Scope is adjusted to fit your home

— so your budget is clear from the start.

New Home　 SGD119,000 at 950 sqf　

Resale SGD125,000 at 950 sqf

Condominiums +10-15%,depends on site conditions

Dining area with wooden table, beige upholstered chairs, a geometric hanging pendant light, and a shoji-style wooden frame on the wall.
Close-up of beige wooden slats arranged vertically as a decorative partition or wall.
Interior of a room with a wooden table and chairs. Large window showing a Japanese rock garden with trees and rocks outside.
A small, dry tree branch with tiny buds or berries, placed in a vase, with a bright light shining behind it creating a silhouette effect against a dark background.
A bedroom with a beige headboard and two wall-mounted lamps with beige shades, one on each side of the bed. There is a window in the corner showing some greenery outside.
A black, cone-shaped pendant light hanging from a ceiling.
A wooden headboard with a built-in rectangular light fixture and a bed with white pillows partially visible on the right side.
A low wooden table with rounded edges sits on a tatami mat, with a gray cushion underneath.
View of a wooden floor behind a black metal gate with vertical bars. Part of a beige sofa with cushions is visible through the bars. The lighting suggests natural light coming from a window or opening behind the sofa.

Japanese philosophy

Design by subtraction.
Removing what's unnecessary
so what truly matters can remain.

The result: space for your daily life,
time for what matters most,
and peace of mind.

Unmistakably yours.

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FROM CASE STUDY

Remove unnecessary noise.

Space where you're free to make it yours.

H House

3BR / 950 SQF / RESALE

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