Like many couples, these young homeowners had different design preferences for their home. The woman leaned into a modern look from Boho-Chic and in the middle of the century, while her husband preferred a more luxurious aesthetics. Despite these differences, they shared a common goal: to create a relaxing and comfortable space.
This 5-room resale HDB apartment in Sengkang is your first home together. The couple decided to live in Sengkang because their large families live in the northeastern region. They also wanted more space and the 1,184 m² unit fits the bill. In addition, the corner unit is on a high floor. In addition to privacy, it offers a natural light and a good air flow.
The couple recognized their style differences and also recognized their practical needs. Both understood how important it is to maintain the order. This consideration aimed to ensure a proper organization to minimize stress in the household, and it was a key factor in her design decisions.
The couple collected recommendations from friends and family members who had positive experiences with their interior designers. “We wanted to make sure that we could get good interior designers because we heard a lot of horror stories,” says the husband. They also looked online before they approached some interior designers.
“Some of the interior designers we spoke to had different styles. Although we suggested certain ideas, they added their style. With SG interior design, they came open and suggested according to our preferences and what we liked for us,” explains the woman.
Who lives here: A couple in the 30s
Home: A 5-room resale HDB apartment in Sengkang
Size: 1,184 m² ft
They shared their letter with Nicholas Heng from SG Interior Design. “They had a different color palette in their mood boards. The husband liked colors and his wife liked living colors. We had to come to a similarities and try to satisfy the color palette of everyone,” says Nicholas.
Boho chic interior design
When Boho Chic Lose Furniture includes, the interior design team combined a mixture of loose and built-in furniture to merge the two styles. For example, an individual bench with storage room of the wall in the dining area to supplement Esstühle and a table.
The interior designer Nicholas introduced dark walnut colors throughout the house to anchor the couple's style and color preferences. The kitchen, the shared bathroom and learning also have dark wood laminate for the warehouse solutions.
Image by Albert D. Photography
Dark walnut living room
The dark walnut surfaces also appear in the living area, namely for the platform, partial, television console and ceiling fans. The main highlight is the entrance divider. It is equipped with reed glass so that the light flows through and at the same time ensure that you have privacy from outside. It is also designed with a gap so that the air flows throughout the room. The tailor -made design was a result of research and innovation, in which the interior design team searched thousands of photos, went down to a few hundreds and then suggested three designs.
Image by Albert D. Photography
Main door privacy storage unit
“When we installed, we created the gap carefully so that the neighbors, even if they pass, were unable to sit on the sofa,” explains Nicholas. The platform also has an individual storage unit that serves as a divider that blocks the view into the bedroom.
Image by Albert D. Photography
Haorlafzimmer -Design
The main bedroom and the main bathroom are where colors are released to meet the woman's Boho Chic style. A soft pink color is flooded on the wall above the half -high, tailor -made bed head.
The main bathroom has a blue-green vanity and a curved mirror against mosaic tiles in the kit-kat style. A remarkable function is the peninsula in the main sleeping room, which serves as a vanity table and storage. It suited their storage needs without involving the visual space or influencing the flow of natural light. The interior design team advised the couple right at the distance to ensure that it would feel comfortable to move in the house.
Image by Albert D. Photography
4 months of renovation
The couple moved to their house in May 2024 after a renovation period of four months. After about a year everyone has their favorite things about the house. The woman likes to spend time to relax on the platform. The husband says: “I like the way it is planned. It also looks lighter and dining areas. It is airy and easy to organize. We also like the glass panel in the study. From the outside we can see whether one of us is ready for meals or need more time.”