To house the growing collection, a second phase of interior design and renovation works was decided. Working with the same or similar materials selected in the first phase, a different space planning was proposed with the main intention of showcasing the collection and catering for the bigger ones. The bed frame and desk were still required as the room still acts as a Study and Guest room at times. A niche at the foot of the bed frame was intended as a safe space for the cat to hide and rest in. Lighting and glass shelves create the floating figurines effect while keeping dust away.

The master bath was also revamped to better segregate the wet and dry area in the tight space. The shower position was shifted and a low wall was built as a better screen. Bigger tiles with light tone and a flow look were chosen to give a touch of irregularity while keeping a light tone. Big mirrors with lighting also help brighten the small space.