​Not all of us have the luxury of a sprawling bathroom. And for many, the lack of square footage limits the options of an ideal bathroom interior design. You can recreate those opulent looks from home interior magazines if only you follow these tips. It is about how you blend the colours, lighting, fixtures, and design elements. ​ These tricks create the illusion of a larger, brighter space that leaves you a happy householder.  Minimise Bathroom Accessories  The bathroom is a functional space. It is where you wash up, put on your makeup or simply decompress at the ..read more

​4-room HDB homes in Singapore have an average size of 85 to 95 sqm. Built by the Housing and Development Board, these humble abodes provide comfortable and cosy housing for smaller families as well as couples. The stock layouts, fixtures and fittings across HDB homes, irrespective of size can get monotonous and boring at times. The right choice of layouts and design elements can refresh the look of an HDB. Here’s a list of practical, cost-saving and impressive ideas you could consider for your HDB renovations.  Your 4-room HDB Renovations should start with a few considerations. The ..read more

​You’ve dog-eared the kitchen and master bedroom designs in that flashy catalogue handed to you by your home renovation Singapore expert. You’ve selected the materials and set aside the cash. You are excited to get started! Whether it’s a minor upgrade before you put your house on the market or a complete home revamp, renovations are serious business. ​ We’ve seen home remodels go bad – delays, disappointments and overextended expenses. Why? It is the result of a poorly planned renovation. Dig in to know more about the 7 common renovation mistakes homeowners can avoid. ​ ​U ..read more

Built-in furniture is slowly becoming the rage in Singaporean households. Its seamless look gives it an edge over standalone units. It blends well with the rest of the décor and makes optimum use of available space. But wouldn’t fixed furniture also reduce the chances of shaking up your living room or bedroom design sometime in the future? Well! We consulted a few Singapore interior designers to help weigh the options. ​ Let’s first understand how freestanding and fixed built-in furniture differ.  Freestanding Interior Furniture Freestanding furniture is not attached to ..read more

Not to start this guide by an anxiety driving fact, but the truth is that there might be only a few right ways to renovate your house, but there are a gazillion things ways that it may go wrong. The one way to avoid a whole fiasco would be to plan, plan and plan, also if it’s not emphasised enough, you could plan some more. The purpose of this article is now to not only deep dive into knowing what exactly is the right way, but also breaking it down to understand the step-by-step process, that’s why you need to plan out the next 1-2 months of renovation work and where each segment of the r ..read more

After many years of being in the industry, we have noticed that couples and families usually have a general sense of interior design style in mind, when it comes to renovation. That may be Scandinavian, Modern Classic, Minimalist, or some may even choose to wing it, and see how it goes. Some even prefer to consult interior designers/ specialists on what suits their vibe best.   After all, you form your life’s core memories around your home, it dictates the experiences you have, it is hence key that your home becomes a way for the homeowners to express their styles.  Loo ..read more

​All of us have watched movies and wished we had wardrobes like the one in Devil wears Prada. We all have dreamt at least once, of owning a trendy and stylish walk-in wardrobe. After all your wardrobe is one of the most used built-in furniture pieces in your bedroom, after the bed of course. Why would it not be? After all, it stores your favorite high-end shoes, ripped jeans, cocktail gowns, the knitted sweaters which your grandma made and the statement handbags which gives all your outfits it’s accent. It stores everything use to express yourself, given this, why should the wardrobe itse ..read more

Veron, our interior / kitchen designer once expressed her love for all her small appliances: a mixer for baking, blender for smoothies, sandwich toaster, rice cooker etc the list goes on. But the truth is she often struggles to find a place to store them in the kitchen, that makes her a part of a clan.     It’s very common for people to be lacking kitchen storage space, however, the solution is only always a few clicks away. If you find this relatable, perhaps it's time to deck out the cabinets, drawers, and island with a space-saving modular kitchen cabinetry solutions. Yo ..read more

After many years of being in the industry, we have noticed that couples and families usually have a general sense of interior design style in mind, when it comes to renovation. That may be Scandinavian, Modern Classic, Minimalist, or some may even choose to wing it, and see how it goes. Some even prefer to consult interior designers/ specialists on what suits their vibe best.   After all, you form your life’s core memories around your home, it dictates the experiences you have, it is hence key that your home becomes a way for the homeowners to express their styles.  Loo ..read more

Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) are organic chemicals that contain a high vapour pressure at room temperature. Some VOCs are hazardous to human health or may cause harm to the environment - and while they are not acutely toxic, long-term exposure to high levels of VOCs may result in chronic health effects, one such example is the case of ​formaldehyde which likely at high concentration especially post renovation. Many household products around us are constant sources of VOCs, they’re abundant in paints, solvents, aerosol sprays, cleansers, disinfectants, moth repellents ..read more