Let’s begin with the home renovation journey of this couple who resides in 114 upper Boon Keng rd.
A wall was erected to segregate the living room interior and the bedroom. To keep the awkward curved beam and windows out of sight, a cozy bay window-like bedframe is created.
The key highlight of the home was how the interior seems seamless with a cohesive flow in terms of interior design. All the doors to the individual rooms are frameless, and the overall colour palette of the home is made up of woody, white and grey tones with bronze touches.
After living in the room for 15 years, the homeowners decided to have a major home renovation as the apartment in which they are living in does not meet their lifestyle needs. One of the key reason for the home renovation is the lack of storage space for the growing family. Functional space for friends and family gatherings was not available for the homeowners who love hosting for festive seasons.
The space dedicated to the outdoor balcony was integrated into the interior as an extension of the living room.
For a more functional kitchen, the interior designer extended the kitchen into the floor space of the child’s bedroom. To ensure that the growing teen has sufficient space to store his collections and books, a full-height storage space with a customised study table is built.
Form and Functionality is the key to Scandinavian interiors. To decluttered the living space for the family, storage cabinets line the interior of the abode. Home accessories are used to adorn the interior injecting livability into space.
This 30-year-old home undergoes one of the biggest home renovation, with changes made to both its interior and exterior. With the initial interior of the home looking like its age, a major revamp of the interior was needed to achieve the modern look which the homeowner sought after.