The many raw wood furnishings from Bali and Bangkok give the home a Balinese look and feel.

These two housemates have a love for restoring pre-loved furniture, and making them their own. Beautiful and organised clutter is kept within a restored cabinet that one of the homeowners found.

An old water-stained table was restored with electric blue paint, and topped with glass to be used as a nightstand behind the bed.

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The homeowner displayed all his knick-knacks instead of hiding them in cabinets. Find out more chic ways to decorate your home here!

Bold-coloured statement pieces such as the red bamboo ladder contrast well with the raw concrete walls of the bathroom.

Because the homeowners don’t cook, the kitchen is left stove-less. Instead, it displays an excellent range of old-fashions flasks and knick-knacks that add an Oriental touch to the kitchen.

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As the homeowners  of this condominium in Simei are extensive travellers, they wanted the “hotel and resort look” in their home. Distinctidentity’s Jonathan Er interpreted it to create a modern, luxurious resort-style interor and lots of concealed storage.

A predominantly cream palette was also used to lend a sense of space to the apartment. For a budget of $40,000, the deisgner gave the couple a place they could “holiday” in 24/7.

Every door in the home features a different pattern, and some are cleverly concealed to blend into the rest of the wall. Ingenious!

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The study and sitting area occupy a former second bedroom. The curved platform for the bed is more function than form; there isn’t enough space for a corner.

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Tiles with an animal print lend a bit of drama to the bathroom.

Designed by the team at Charlton Design, this apartment at Bayshore Park condominium exudes the ambience and look of a beach resort.

Incorporating extensive use of shiplap wall design, from walls to ceiling, the mostly-white home is decorated with unique furnishings and accessories to give it its look.

The apartment has an unusual layout, where the kitchen sits on a triangular site, which the interior designers have taken advantage of to create a peninsula counter that doubles as a dining area too. Nautical-inspired accessories such as ships and lighthouses can be spotted throughout the home.

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The kitchen is also kept mostly white, complete with two pendant lamps above the peninsula counter to add a touch of warmth.

An earthy colour palette fills the master bathroom, to add to the cosy, resort-inspired vibe.

The homeowners chose a four-poster bed for their master bedroom, which now takes pride of place in the space.

There is also generous space for a large alfresco dining area in the balcony, which opens up to panaromic views of the surrounding cityscape. See more gorgeous dining room inspirations here!

This home takes a sophisticated, multi-layered approach to the resort style, with its interior designers Distinctidentity using plenty of wood, but in the form of one-of-a-kind wall and ceiling features that inject warmth without feeling heavy. The renovation cost for this 2,500 sqf, four-room condominium apartment in the Thomson area came up to $100,000.

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A medley of wood, marble and glass gives this apartment a homely yet contemporary vibe.

The homeowner loves how the wood-plank look of the full-height cabinet in the living area complements the ceiling beams, which are made of exposed solid plywood and lacquered.

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Space was a concern, and to maximise the elongated but narrow family area, a huge sofa was customised and built onto the bay window, with built-in storage space below.

Made of plywood finished with laminate, and wire mesh, this “frame” lets the son create a neat display of his hats and medals.

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