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Floating the TV console helps to create an impression of a bigger room by freeing up the floor space. Plus, it helps that cleaning the floor will be easier and the mood lighting hidden underneath the console adds a nice ambience to the home.

Love a walk-in wardrobe that allows you to view all your clothes in a glance? Yet, you hate the idea of dealing with dusts? Here’s a walk-in wardrobe set up with sliding clear glass doors! Kept the wardrobe visible, and yet, keep the dusts at bay!

Where possible, we will maximise storage solutions. In a relatively smaller spaces, storage solution can not only be a space to stow away clutters, but also as a design elements to your home. Create niche to break the patterns, and allow you space to display decorative pieces!

If you would like a segregation of space in a spacious living room like this, instead of a chunky wall, am architectural partition like this would probably work better. The design makes the space interesting and yet does not block any sunlight or the movement of air.

Why dress a window with curtains and blinds when you can dress the windows on it’s own? Window lattices create a pretty window, while providing you with privacy and allowing lights to stream through.

To complete the kitchen look that we posted the last two days, here’s a look at how the dining area looks like. A high table that stretches across from the kitchen, to create a seamless look to the dining!

The galley styled kitchen is one of the most functional layout for current BTO apartments. In this kitchen, the oven and microwave tall-unit are tucked at the corner, nearer to the service yard to allow heat to dissipate out to the windows easily.

Tiles in itself can be the focal point in your kitchen. Mix two different patterns of the same colour and you’ll get a kitchen with amazingly beautiful textures! Remember to keep the rest of the design clean so that the space does not look cluttered.

It is all about balance. The lightness of beige and white is contrasted with the charcoal TV feature wall. The simple design gives the living room a sense of classiness that is subtle.

Almost like a ribbon on top of a gift box, the light fixture is pretty much the icing to a cake. Using light as a visual interest to homes is one of the easiest way to make an ordinary home look extraordinary. This almost geometric light stood out against the simple kitchen and dining design...

A walk-in wardrobe would be complete with a vanity table. Placed close to the window to allow homeowners to dress up in natural light, the vanity is also great tucked in a corner to prevent the sight of possible vanity top mess.

Muted tones like neutral beige gives a calming effect to a bedroom. Pair that with the lightness of greys to create dimension, and deep dark black as a side table for contrast. Simple design, yet impactful for the eyes.

The kitchen set up in our showroom is made up of white and oak laminate. This creates warm feel to the space and for a little bit of whimsy, a terrazzo kitchen island!

A vanity in the toilet could serve both function and aesthetic. Here, the vanity with storage is extended with shelves to display accessories and maybe guest towels.

Here’s the full shot of the bedroom set up in our showroom. A ledge that spreads across the headboard wall elongates the room while being used to accessorise the space and can function as a side table.