Here’s a peek into Free Space Intent’s design director Raymond Seow’s colourful home! The living and dining areas sports a fun and colourful geometric theme with paint and tiles that make for a standout space. A round rug adds a bit of softness to the geometric look. 

This room, which belongs to Raymond’s in-laws, takes on a more romantic and oriental feel with the use of floral wallpaper. It’s a stylish way to spruce up blank walls and make a room look unique and a bit more lavish too. 

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The homeowners of this four-room HDB BTO home in Sengkang told their interior designers they wanted a Scandinavian-, Nordic-inspired design concept in their home. The solid hues are pleasing to look at and give the home a clean and soothing aesthetic. The wood panelled cabinets introduce some texture to keep the interior from looking too flat. 

Using bright pastel shades against a basic white background also creates a welcoming ambience. The floor-to-ceiling cabinetry with a beautiful shade of powder blue injects some fun into this walk-in wardrobe. 

Home to a couple and their toddler, this three-bedroom condo penthouse apartment features varying tones of pastel blue paired with natural timber. A combination of closed and open shelves provides visual interest, while giving homeowners plenty of storage solutions to play around with. The effect is a bright and airy interior. 

This mostly-white one-bedroom apartment on Handy Road used pops of mint green hues for a more lighthearted yet chic look. Green is also very soothing on the eyes, which makes it the perfect choice for a sleeping zone. 

Blue creates a calm atmosphere too. For the bathroom, opt for a glossy finishing that’s much easier to clean. A marble wall adds a luxe detail, and the trick is to use vinyl instead of actual marble, as vinyl is cost-saving and low-maintenance. 

For a minimalist and restful atmosphere, show some restraint by incorporating pastels into just a few furnishings while keeping the rest of the palette neutral. Whether it’s a sofa, armchair or rug, a little can go a long way.

Instead of a single colour, why not try a cool ombre wall for your child’s bedroom or play room? Not only is it Instagram-worthy, it adds a creative element to the space that’s unique. 

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If your home has lots of dark wood cabinetry and furnishings, balance it out by giving your walls a fresh lick of paint. 

Design: Space Matters

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Text: Eliza H, Home & Decor Singapore / Additional Reporting: Elizabeth Liew