Custom carpentry in a landed home has to work across several rooms and levels. This Joo Chiat Road case shows how Meerkat Home combined bedroom storage, a TV wall and a tall pantry within one coordinated project.
Explore the walkthrough and nine real project stills below, from the overall cabinet fronts to the drawers, lighting and cable access behind them.
A coordinated carpentry plan for a four-storey home
For this landed home on Joo Chiat Road, Meerkat Home handled selected carpentry across the property, including wardrobes for all bedrooms, the TV console area and a floor-to-ceiling pantry. The project brings substantial storage into the rooms while keeping the cabinet fronts visually coordinated.
The walkthrough records a carpentry price of S$78,000 for this particular project. That figure relates to the featured carpentry scope, not a full-home renovation package or a standard price for every four-storey house.
Watch the Joo Chiat Road home walkthrough
A TV wall that balances display and everyday storage
The living-room installation combines a tall, light-toned TV wall with low drawers and a vertical display section. Large cabinet fronts keep the composition calm, while the open niche and warm light introduce depth around the screen.
The drawer-open view shows the everyday side of the design: household items can be put away beneath the TV without occupying the display ledge. A separate close-up shows access to concealed power points and cables. The clean frontage still needs a practical route to reach connections when equipment changes.
Bedroom wardrobes with light where it is useful
The bedroom wardrobes use tall doors and organised interiors, with warm accent lighting visible when opened. The project video identifies soft-closing features for the wardrobes. The room views also show how a recessed display niche can interrupt a long cabinet frontage and create a place for a small decorative object.
For a similar wardrobe brief, count long and short hanging garments, folded clothing and accessories separately. The exterior can follow one design language across the home, while each bedroom’s internal layout responds to its user.
A floor-to-ceiling pantry for food and household supplies
The pantry makes use of vertical space and keeps food supplies together behind a tall cabinet door. The open view shows the storage in use, making it easier to assess its purpose than a closed-door photograph alone.
When planning a tall pantry, place frequently used items at a comfortable height and check the reach required for upper storage. Shelf spacing should follow the containers and groceries that will actually be stored.
Accent lighting and display details
Lighting appears throughout the featured carpentry, from wardrobe interiors to narrow display shelves. These details give selected areas emphasis without requiring every cabinet to become an open display.
The walkthrough also includes a decorative stone-look panel framed by warm lighting. It illustrates the broader visual direction of the home; the supplied material does not give a separate cost breakdown for each decorative element.
Materials and the project specification
The project script specifies nine-layer plywood and PUR edge sealing for the featured cabinetry. Material names are only part of a useful quotation: dimensions, finishes, fittings and installation scope should also be recorded.
For a new home, ask to review finish samples alongside the technical drawings. Confirm the placement of lighting and access panels before production, particularly around televisions, power points and tall storage.
What does S$78,000 cover in this case?
The video presents S$78,000 as the final carpentry price for this four-storey landed-home project. Its stated scope includes bedroom wardrobes, the TV console area and a floor-to-ceiling pantry, with features such as accent lighting, soft closing and concealed cable management.
It is a project reference, not a current fixed-price offer. A new quotation depends on the number and size of cabinets, selected finishes, internal fittings and site conditions. The source does not provide an itemised price per room or a separate tax breakdown.
Frequently asked questions
What type of property is featured?
This is a four-storey landed-home carpentry case on Joo Chiat Road, Singapore.
Did Meerkat Home renovate the entire property?
The project material describes selected carpentry works, including bedroom wardrobes, the TV console area and a floor-to-ceiling pantry. It does not describe a complete renovation of every part of the property.
Can the same wardrobe design be used in every bedroom?
A coordinated exterior can link the rooms, but hanging space, drawers, shelves and lighting should be adapted to the person using each wardrobe.
Can I use S$78,000 as my renovation budget?
That is the carpentry amount presented for this specific case. Your own cabinet scope and quotation need to be assessed separately, and other renovation works may carry additional costs.
Plan custom carpentry for your landed home
Share your floor plans, room photographs and storage requirements with Meerkat Home. Our home renovation and interior design service explains the consultation, measurement, design and installation process. You can also visit our showroom to discuss materials and cabinet fittings.
