Muslim Bungalow is a serviced apartment that blends thoughtful design with everyday convenience. At its heart sits a central parlour — a shared, welcoming space where residents gather, connect, and unwind. From this parlour, three self-contained apartments branch out in a 3-in-1 layout, each with private entrance, kitchenette, bedroom, and bath, yet all tied seamlessly to the common hub.
Set within a vibrant Christian community, the design respects cultural sensitivities: prayer-friendly layouts, halal-ready kitchen zones, and modest finishes throughout. The central parlour remains open and neutral — a place for tea, conversation, or simply passing through.
The bungalow mirrors local aesthetics — pitched roofs, muted earth tones — so it feels like a natural extension rather than an intrusion. Community events can spill into the parlour courtyard when invited, turning the space into a bridge rather than a barrier.