Setia Alam | A Dark Modern Classic

Black panelling, brass and stone — a family home that commits to the dark and keeps it warm.

Most family homes hedge. This one commits: the ground floor of the Setia Alam residence runs near-black from wall to wall — panelled timber picked out with slim brass trims, over a foyer floor of black and white marble cut into triangles.

What keeps it from feeling heavy is the light. Brass-lined arches connect the rooms, fluted glass doors let it travel, and a gilded butterfly chandelier hangs over the formal lounge. The dry kitchen bar is one run of gold-veined black marble under three globe pendants, and the round dining room sits beneath a recessed black dome with a crystal chandelier at its centre — garden light on two sides, curved benches around the table.

Upstairs the house softens. A warm white home office, a safari-mural playroom, a prayer room behind a carved arch and a vanity with lit display shelving each take their own character, before the master suite goes full black again — panelled walls, grey carpet, backlit stone niches and a spiral stair winding up to the loft.

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Foyer of the Setia Alam residence with a geometric black and white marble floor, marble console and gold-framed tapestry
Central hallway of the Setia Alam residence with brass-lined arches, dark panelled walls and a patterned marble walkway
Dry kitchen and bar at the Setia Alam residence in gold-veined black marble under three brass globe pendants

The Black & Gold Bar

One slab of gold-veined black marble runs the island, the counter and the splashback.

A Room for Every Meal

The round dining room takes family dinners under its black dome, the oval marble table in the formal room seats ten for occasions, and a separate wet kitchen — dark veneer, Arabescato marble, its own coffee corner — keeps the daily work out of sight.

1. Living

Dark Walls,

Warm Light

Grey velvet sofas gather on a patterned rug between the marble media wall and the bar, with the butterfly chandelier overhead. One room carries the evening — television, drinks and conversation without moving.

2. Master

A Suite That Goes Full Black

Black panelled wardrobes wrap the room, softened by grey carpet, backlit stone niches and a bench at the foot of the bed. A timber spiral stair turns up to the loft above.

3. Dining

Under the

Black Dome

Curved upholstered benches circle the table beneath a recessed black dome and crystal chandelier. Full-height glazing on two sides brings the garden in; fluted glass doors close it off when dinner runs long.

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