AT HOME WITH… Simple pleasures

The apartment’s modernist interior is a stylish symphony that reflects its owner’s passion for sports and music. City Living finds out how UFM 100.3 DJ Wei Long weaves elements of his character into his home.

TEXT Rachel Goh

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Wong Wei Liang playing from Primary 3 or Primary 4! I am very active. I love to go to the gym, play tennis, run and swim. When I don’t exercise, I don’t feel good, so I prefer to keep my body active. After exercising, I like to hang out with my friends or family as I really do appreciate quality time spent with them.

The study, from where Wei Long usually works, is testament to his passions and interests.

Your “On Air” sign speaks of the pride you take in your work. Speaking of which, tell us your favourite spot for work.

Wei Long: Initially, I did my work in the study room. However, I felt a bit cooped up in that area due to the lack of space. I’ve taken a liking to moving my laptop to the island to do work as my living area is more open and airy. The fact that I get to admire the scenery outside the balcony when doing my work is a bonus!

We love the contemporary vibe of your home. How does your design style mirror your personality?

Wei Long: I would consider my house to be modern yet minimalistic. I wanted to keep to the apartment’s original colour of white, so I decided to make my home’s design simple with black and white, with the occasional splash of dark green, as you can see from my bedroom and plants. I feel that my home reflects who I am: A simple guy who enjoys the simple pleasures in life.

Looking at the badminton racquets on your wall grid, you must enjoy doing sports. What do you usually do after coming home from a tiring yet fulfilling workout?

Wei Long: I’ve actually been playing badminton since I was young. I started