We Got A Glimpse Into These Celebs' Homes During Circuit Breaker And They're As Swanky As You’d Expect

As more and more celebrities work from home during the Circuit Breaker and share their #stayhome activities on social media, we’ve been able to peek into their sweet digs and get some insight into how the rich and famous live. And boy, are some of these cribs fancy. From Elvin Ng's resort-style home to Xiaxue's pink paradise, to David Gan's opulent pad, here are the home sweet homes that we want to crash in.

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Elvin Ng

Elvin Ng’s not-so-humble abode, which the actor conceptualised and designed, is like a mini paradise in the city. The sprawling three-storey semi-detached house features light wood furnishings and tropical greenery, which give it a resort vibe. There’s even a koi pond and little herb “farm” for his mum.
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Work it, Elvin!

When the actor isn’t lounging in his PJs in his cosy corner, he's working out in the patio. Love the skylight!
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Elvin’s bedroom is like home within a home

Elvin’s very self-sufficient “man cave” boasts a walk-in wardrobe, bathroom, lounge area, and pantry. See the rest of his home here.
Photos: Elvin Ng/Instagram
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Xiaxue

Xiaxue has been doing some serious decluttering around the house during the CB and she took the chance to show off her newly-redecorated glam room-slash-walk-in closet. Complete with plush pink carpet, matching heart-shaped workstation, plant wall, and even her own “little home Sephora” aka vanity with numerous shelves of makeup and beauty products, Xiaxue’s cotton candy pink room is every little girl’s dream come true. And we thought her rainbow car was OTT.
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Luxury on a budget

We heart this adorable chair and fold-down vanity table, where Xiaxue stores her necklaces. She got the furniture from Taobao.
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This is just part of Xiaxue's "little home Sephora"

Photos: Xiaxue/Instagram
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Fann Wong and Christopher Lee

While the Lees have been giving us peeks into their sleek all-white kitchen, where they cook and bake up a storm, we’re more interested in the action that takes place outdoors. The porch is spacious enough for pavement art, bounce and pool sessions, and even a golf practice net for Chris to work on his swing. Nice!
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Pool time!
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So this is where Fann and Chris keep their collection of awards and trophies

Photos: Fann Wong/Instagram
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Eric Suen

Also boasting plenty of outdoor space is ‘90s pop idol Eric Suen’s Hong Kong home. Check out the size of his back yard and sofa where he and his wife, Hongkong actress-singer Macy Chan, have been getting their dose of vitamin D. It looks like the perfect spot for throwing al fresco parties and barbecues when the pandemic is over, of course.
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The interiors aren’t too shabby either

The home is furnished with modern pieces, toy collectibles and wildlife photos.
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Yes, that’s a lift in Eric’s house. Not just that — there's a shoe rack inside the lift. Wow.

Photos: Eric Suen/Instagram, PBE Media
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David Gan

To call celebrity hairstylist David Gan’s Boulevard Residences apartment opulent is an understatement. Decorated with designer trunks, leather clutches, and statement-making Versace silk pillows and furnishings, the posh pad looks more like a luxury boutique than a home.
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More Versace in da house!

David surrounds himself with things that spark joy “so you can wake up to a positive environment, starting each day with good vibes!”
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Only Hermes and vintage Gucci tableware for David

Meals are luxurious affairs too, it seems. Does David eat and drink from anything that costs less than $200?
Photos: David Gan/Instagram
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G-Dragon

Giving David a run for his money is BIGBANG frontman G-Dragon’s K-pop star-worthy luxury penthouse. Reportedly worth $9 billion won (S$10.4 mil), the 298sqm high-SES home has its own private elevator, patio, and glass-encased living room overlooking Seoul’s Hannam-dong district.
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The space is filled with eclectic art pieces and furniture.
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So this is where GD walks his cat
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Ella Chen

Last month, Taiwanese singer Ella Chen created quite the buzz when she gave fans a glimpse of her life within the walls of million-dollar Neihu apartment during lockdown. Featuring floor-to-ceiling windows and plenty of wood and textures, it’s a perfect combination of relaxed comfort and quirkiness — love the memory board and spiral staircase!
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Where can we get a spiral staircase for our home?
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This is where Ella and her mum cook… and dance

Photos: Ella Chen/Instagram
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Nurul Aini

After numerous requests, Nurul Aini finally gave fans a tour of her three-storey home on her YouTube channel, and boy is it stunning. The contemporary-style home, which her family-of-five moved into last year, is all about muted colours and clean finishes. The white and light wood scheme lends a sense of warmth, while the marble and glossy cabinets give the home a bright and luxe feel.
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This is #housegoals

Nurul’s favourite spot in the house: the living room where the family spends most of their time, and her "simple" master bedroom where she retreats when she needs some me-time.
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Nurul and her husband share this massive walk-in wardrobe that occupies the third floor

Photos: Nurul Aini/Instagram
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Jade Seah

Eclectic and charming, Jade Seah’s loft-style shophouse in Tanjong Katong is every vintage lover’s dream come true. A self-confessed junk collector and hoarder, the host and her husband, Terence Lim, decorated the space with statement pieces and unique knick knacks nabbed at flea markets and on Etsy.
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Such a girly bed!
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Mirror, mirror, on the wall

We’re totally stealing this idea for our bathroom mirror.
Photos: Jade Seah/Instagram
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Sharon Au

We only have two words for Sharon Au’s Parisian apartment: that view! Sure, the French vintage décor with the fireplace and antique furniture is all sorts of charming, but the clincher is definitely the view — imagine waking up to the view of the Eiffel Tower every day.
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We think we just found the perfect backdrop for Zoom meetings

This view makes working from home so much better.
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It's not all work and no play for Sharon

Photos: Sharon Au/Instagram
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William Chan

Coming in a close second view-wise is Hong Kong singer-actor William Chan’s seafront mansion, where he has been social distancing with his mum and pooch. The modern and spacious living room opens up to a balcony so huge that he can play fetch with his pooch.
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Can't leave the house and go to a cinema? No problem for William — he has one right in his home.

Photos: William Chan/Weibo
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Bryan Wong

For the past three weeks, night owls have not only been treated to Bryan Wong’s musical talent, but also glimpses of his tastefully-styled monochrome living room, which has become the set of his daily online Music of the Night concerts aka bed time piano sessions during CB. The space is kept simple with a grey couch and armchair, along with acrylic lamps and a photo wall, to let his baby grand piano do all the talking.
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Bryan's bedroom is slightly more eclectic with an oriental style cabinet and massive TV

Photos: Bryan Wong/Instagram