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Sillform Studio Prepare a briefBrief

The studio · since 2017

Eight people, one table.

Mei Tan started Sillform after seeing renovation briefs turn into moodboards before anyone had agreed which rooms needed work. Our first question is still the same: what would you like to keep?

A long material table with tile, laminate and fabric samples, drawers behind it and a small model home at one end.
Illustrative, AI-generated

Eight people, one decision trail

We plan, draw, order and coordinate. Trade partners are appointed for each project and hold their own licences.

  • Invented Mei Tan in an oatmeal linen overshirt holding a timber sample in the studio.

    Mei Tan

    Founder and design director

    Started Sillform in 2017. Owns the brief and brings material samples to the first design review.

  • Invented Daniel Goh standing with a folded drawing set under one arm.

    Daniel Goh

    Project lead

    Owns the site schedule and the written record of every change.

  • Invented Asha Lim in an oxblood top seated beside the studio sample table.

    Asha Lim

    Interior designer, HDB homes

    Plans resale flats. Writes down the must-keeps before drawing anything.

  • Invented Julian Teo wearing glasses and a navy knit polo beside the sample table.

    Julian Teo

    Interior designer, condo homes

    Plans condo homes and reads the management rules alongside lift and access times.

  • Invented Nur Hana in a celadon tudung holding a pencil at the sample table.

    Nur Hana

    Technical designer

    Measured drawings and joinery details, down to hinge and handle.

  • Invented Marcus Low in a navy work shirt with a plain tape measure clipped to his belt.

    Marcus Low

    Site coordinator

    Deliveries, floor and lift protection, and daily site readiness.

  • Invented Elaine Koh in a celadon blouse holding a fan of laminate chips.

    Elaine Koh

    Procurement coordinator

    Approved finishes, lead times and a second choice for each.

  • Invented Rachel Ong in a peach blouse smiling beside the studio sample table.

    Rachel Ong

    Client coordinator

    Answers enquiries, arranges visits and keeps the handover checklist.

Invented people. Portraits: Illustrative, AI-generated.

Hands measuring an existing kitchen cabinet with a tape measure beside a sample board.

What happens at the table

  1. Your keep list. We go through photos of each room with you and write down what stays.
  2. Samples beside the old finish. Tile, laminate and fabric pieces sit next to what you have, so the choice is real.
  3. One page. Scope, allowance and the order of work end up on the same sheet, ready for a measured visit.
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