The Housing Development Board has officially recognised the "Stacking Enthusiast" movement as Singapore's most innovative interior design trend.

While uncultured neighbours complain about the aromatic musk of 4,000 damp newspapers and 1980s microwave parts, experts call it "organic insulation."

Ministerial committees are currently debating whether the smell of rotting cardboard adds a 20% premium to the BTO resale price.

One local resident, Tan Ah Kow, defended his collection of 600 broken umbrellas and rusted biscuit tins currently blocking the common corridor.

"Eh, you don't know anything, this one is all vintage investment pieces, can sell on Carousell one day," said the visionary entrepreneur.

"My house not messy lah, it is just high-density storage solution for future generations who cannot afford to buy anything."

Authorities confirmed that as long as the cockroach infestation pays its monthly conservancy charges, the pile can legally remain.