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158A Rivervale Crescent -Mid -Century Modern

  • Writer: Diyana Mohamed
    Diyana Mohamed
  • Dec 19, 2025
  • 2 min read

A Modern Home Defined by Depth, Contrast, and Quiet Luxury

This Rivervale Crescent home was designed with a clear intention — to create a space that feels composed, intimate, and quietly luxurious. Rather than relying on light tones or overt styling, the design embraces depth and contrast, using darker finishes to shape a home that feels grounded, refined, and intentional.


A woman reads on a black chair in a modern living room with dark blinds, a brown sofa, and abstract wall art. Warm lighting creates a cozy mood.

From the moment you enter, the home sets a strong yet calm tone. Rich, dark carpentry anchors the interiors, creating a sense of permanence and structure. Paired with warm lighting and subtle textures, the space feels enveloping rather than heavy — a careful balance between boldness and comfort.


The living spaces are kept visually restrained, allowing materiality to take centre stage. Full-height cabinetry and integrated storage solutions ensure the home remains uncluttered, while maintaining a seamless visual flow throughout. Every built-in element serves both a functional and aesthetic purpose, reinforcing the clean, tailored look of the home.


Modern living room with dark wooden furniture, a black-and-white abstract painting, plant accents, warm lighting, and a mounted TV.

In the kitchen, the design continues with a striking yet understated palette. Matte black cabinetry, textured backsplash tiles, and warm metallic accents come together to create a space that feels modern and sophisticated without being overly dramatic. The island anchors the space, offering both a practical work surface and a natural gathering point within the home. Thoughtful lighting enhances the depth of materials, highlighting details without overwhelming the senses.


Black kitchen corner with geometric tile backsplash, black electric kettle, potted plant, two glasses, and a book on a countertop.

The service yard is treated with the same level of consideration as the rest of the home. Dark finishes and clean lines ensure continuity, transforming a purely functional area into a space that feels intentional and cohesive with the overall design language.


Modern bathroom with black and white hexagonal tiles, glass shower door, black sink on dark vanity, wall art, and window. Clean, minimalist style.

In the bedroom, the atmosphere shifts subtly towards rest and retreat. Deep-toned wardrobes create a strong visual presence, softened by warm wood flooring and gentle lighting. The result is a space that feels cocooning — designed to encourage rest while maintaining the home’s overall sense of refinement.


Cozy bedroom with dark wood cabinets, a neatly made bed, soft lighting, and a nightstand with a lamp. Warm, peaceful ambiance.

Throughout the home, the design language remains consistent — confident, composed, and timeless. Rather than following trends, the focus was on creating a space that feels enduring, where materials age gracefully and the design continues to support everyday living.



This Rivervale Crescent home reflects our belief that good design does not need to be loud to be impactful. It is a home shaped by restraint, clarity, and thoughtful detailing — a space that feels calm, considered, and deeply personal.

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