One of the most common ways to utilize a bay window within a small condo interior design is to transform the bay window into a resting nook. Moreover, the built-in seating area can also double as additional storage space for a modestly sized condo in Singapore. Isn’t this a great idea for small apartments in Singapore?
To utilise the bay window by the bedroom, interior designers often weave it into the overall interior design of the bedroom by creating a one-in-all home feature which also includes a platform storage bed and sometimes a study table. Since this bedroom interior design is catered to a pre-teen individual, the interior designer thoughtfully incorporated a full-height wardrobe for his future needs. A functional idea for small condo interior design!
By creating an elevated space and adding a table lifting mechanism, the original bay window is concealed and space instantly transforms into an area that could act as a guest room or a great area for afternoon tea with a great view.
A stylish yet functional idea for small condo interior design!
Frame up the bay window! For this home interior design, the interior designer opted for a curved bay window. This creates a consistent design flow of geometric, curved shapes throughout the condo interior. This gorgeous frame-up bay window instantly becomes the highlight of the entire condo interior design.
Have a bay window that protrudes awkwardly? Why not use it as a backdrop for your TV? Our interior designer suggests placing blinds/ curtains to reduce the glare in the day. Overall, it is an alternative way to use your bay window.
Be it a condo interior design or HDB interior design, not many residential interior designs in Singapore has a luxury of a bay window in the bathroom. If you are lucky enough to purchase such a unit. Do consider incorporating the bay window strategically into your bathroom interior. If done right, it could definitely create a luxurious hotel-like bathroom with a view.
Being the only light source to the homeowners’ master bedroom interior design, the interior designer did not conceal the windows. Inspired by that of a bay window design, a ledge is built. While providing additional space aside from the bedside table.
The original HDB interior design of this residential home interior in Singapore has a full-height curved beam window structure. To conceal the curved beam while keeping the only light source in the master bedroom, a customised bedroom feature is inspired by that a bay window that forms the bedroom interior design. The gorgeous bedframe feature is created to complement the overall Airbnb vibe of the HDB home interior design.