Commissioned as part of the Art-in-Transit (AiT) programme, "Charm of Bay" (also named "Bulbous Abode") by Lim Shing Ee is displayed at the concourse level of the station. The artwork, which comprises of the wall patterns, floor tiles and the station columns, creates a "whimsical landscape" at the concourse level. Each of the concourse's "bulbous" boulder-like columns, cladded in brown, resembles "primitive monuments" such as pebbles and boulders in rivers to reflect the locality's role as the primary settling point of early Chinese immigrants. The boulders cast artificial shadows on the station floor (with darker coloured floor tiles) intended to "map" the commuter traffic as people passes through these rounded spaces.