Living room designed by Eddie Low / eddie@design4space.com.sg When it comes to interior design in Singapore, a successful project is not only about aesthetics but also about creating a space that fulfils the specific needs and desires of the homeowners. In our latest project at 195 Punggol Road, we had the pleasure of working with a married couple who had unique requirements for their HDB 4-room apartment. From incorporating a makeup table with a wardrobe to creating an open and inviting dining area, this renovation project exemplifies the essence of interior design in Singapore beautifully ..read more

Are you looking to give your Singaporean flat a fresh, modern, and harmonious makeover? Consider the fusion of two design styles: Japandi and Scandinavian. This unique blend creates an atmosphere of simplicity, functionality, and natural elegance that’s perfect for transforming your dining and bedroom areas. In this article, we’ll explore how you can achieve the perfect Japandi and Scandinavian interior design in Singapore, catering to your every design need. Dining Area – designed by Kelvin Wong ( kelvin.wong@design4space.com.sg ) The Power of a Neutral Palette before after entrance and liv ..read more

Living Room – designed by Vincent Chuah ( vincent@design4space.com.sg ) Are you ready to embark on a journey of interior transformation? Look no further than this spectacular project brought to life by the innovative expertise of Vincent Chuah from Design 4 Space. Nestled in the heart of Punggol, this rejuneated abode showcases the remarkable fusion of modern aesthetics, functional design, and personalized touched that speak volumes about the homeowner’s distinctive style. Project Overview: Location: 201 Punggol Field Renovation Budget: $84,000 Homeowner: A family of 3 Project Condition: Re ..read more

Singapore’s interior design is distinguished by its blend of fashion and utility and international flair. A revolutionary interior design firm is at the heart of this vibrant design community. This article examines the Singaporean interior design firm’s unique approach. It shows how the firm incorporates Singapore’s many charms into its products. Singapore attracts tourists. Singapore-based interior Designer Company creates beautiful, functional places. Their elegant, efficient designs reflect Singapore’s urban sophistication and cultural richness Design4Space leads Singapore’s expanding inter ..read more

Living room designed by Jasper Lee ( jasper@design4space.com.sg) When it comes to interior design in Singapore, creating a space that reflects your style and caters to your specific needs is paramount. The Emery Point project, designed by Jasper Lee from Design 4 Space, is a shininng example of how a dated resale 3-bedder condominium can be completely transformed into a cosy haven for a family of five. This article explores the intricacies of this project, highlighting the client’s requirements, the meticulour design process, and the impressive before-and-after images that showcase the remark ..read more

Common bedroom – designed by Shermin Lee ( shermin@design4space.com.sg ) Are you seraching for inspiration to renovate your HDB flat into a cozy and modern space that meets the needs of your family? Look no further! In this blog post, we will take your on a virtual tour of a remarkable interior design project in Singapore. Designed by Shermin Lee from Design 4 Space, this project successfully combined contemporary aesthetics with pet-friendly and elderly-friendly elements, all while following fengshui principles. Let’s delve into the details of the inspiring transformation! Living Room – des ..read more

You love your home, but could it be harming you? It’s possible, espeically if the interior carpentry materials in your home contain formaldehyde, a toxic gas that can lead to serious health issues, including cancer. Formaldehyde is sneaky colorless, flammable gas that is commonly foun d in the resins used to manufacture wood products such as hardwood, plywood, and particleboard. These materials are frequently used in the construction of cabinets and other furnishings in homes, making it all too easy for this hazardous chemical to enter the air we breathe. What’s scary is that at low le ..read more

There’s just something so sleek and timeless about a built-in bed. If you’re a fan of build-ins, check out these built-in bed ideas for more inspiration! This Back-To-Basics Built-In Bed Bukit Batok | West Ridges ( $34,000 ) If you’re all about minimalism, this built-in bed + wardrobe combination will be right up your alley. Because the design of the built-in bed is so understated, you can jazz up your room with a fun wallpaper, or other accessories. This Built-In Bed That’s Giving Muji Vibes Bukit Batok | Nature View ( $70,000 ) Built-in beds aren’t just aesthetic – they can b ..read more

The refreshed dining area comfortably seats up to 10, looks sleek modern too. Only three people live in this four-room flat, but there are often up to 10 family members gathered here — and there’s more than enough junk and clutter to show for it. In the final episode of House Everything?, Chen Hanwei visited Matthew and his parents in their apartment that feels cramped and dark. All this is no thanks to an oversized L-shaped sofa that’s so big, it even blocks the entrance to the balcony. It doesn’t help, too, that the living room is brimming with clutter and heaps of snacks. Matthew’s br ..read more

No, nagging is not enough. Here are pointers from the experts. Elyse is a 20-year-old university student who only sleeps on half a bed, simply because the other half is occupied by a mountain of clothes. She sits on the floor to do her homework as her desk and chair are piled high with books, toys and other stuff, some she even forgotten about.  Elyse’s mum, Candy, has made it a point to ensure that she tidies her own room, and doesn’t do it for her. Unfortunately, things — and the mess — have only worsened over the years and Candy eventually turned to House Everything?   ..read more