10 Ways to Update Your Home with Smart Design Trends


Creating a home that is a true reflection of you and your lifestyle is beyond which furniture you choose to buy or what colors you go for. We are talking about the balance between function, comfort and look in a space you will be living in daily. In today’s fast paced urban life which in

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Creating a home that is a true reflection of you and your lifestyle is beyond which furniture you choose to buy or what colors you go for. We are talking about the balance between function, comfort and look in a space you will be living in daily. In today’s fast paced urban life which in a city like Singapore is very much at a pace, thought out interior design can greatly improve your quality of life.

Whether it is a small HDB flat or a large family home you are working with, in either case we have the solutions to transform how your space looks and feels. Here are 10 practical tips from us to help you design a home you’ll love to be in.

1. Know Your Space First Off

Good design is based in research of the space you have. Look at your floor plan, measure out your rooms, and also pay attention to natural light, structure elements and use patterns. See how your space functions daily which in turn will help you in your layout, furniture placement and decor choices which in fact will enhance rather than detract from your lifestyle.

2. Pick a Theme that is consistent

A designed home which has a focus theme is what you see in the best designed homes. If you go for Scandinavian simplicity, industrial chic, or modern luxury  which we all have our preference for  by choosing a theme at the start you are more able to keep a design consistent and spaces cohesive. If you do not have a theme there may be a disconnect between rooms. Use mood boards to collect your ideas and the colors that attract you and fit your lifestyle.

3. Focus in on Functionality

A perfect home is also practical. In small homes which have little space that is very much the case. Use of multi functional furniture like storage beds and extendable tables is key. Also think of the flow of daily activities and how best to arrange the space for movement, light, and access to what you use the most.

4. Increase Natural Light

In a tropical place like Singapore which has plenty of sun, do what you can to bring in that natural light. Use light colored curtains, mirrors, and open floor plans to open up your space. Large windows do not only let in that natural illumination but also make rooms feel bigger and more welcoming. When natural light is at a premium which is sometimes the case, go for warm white lighting that has a similar effect to that of daylight.

5. Invest in quality materials that also look great

Don't skimp on materials. High quality finishes are what you want for lasting results and that premium look. In Singapore we see a lot of quartz countertops, engineered wood floors, and water resistant laminates which is what today’s home owner is choosing for their durability and easy maintenance. In the long run quality materials pay off in reduced repair and replacement costs.

6. Stack your light

A bright home goes beyond what a single central light does. Use a mix of ambient (general), task (reading, cooking), and accent (art or architectural elements) lights to set the tone. Install pendants, wall sconces, and LED strips under cabinets to bring in depth and dimension to your spaces.

7. Play with color

Color has an impact on mood and perception. In soft neutral shades large scale rooms appear to open up and a calming peace is brought to the space, also bold colors may be used to add a dramatic touch and energy. We may use accent walls or add color through furniture instead of rolling out bold hues in all the room which also provides a changeable element as trends shift.

8. Add Character Through Materials and Fabrics

Texture is a great way to add visual interest to your interiors. Play with different materials such as wood, metal, glass and fabrics for a fuller, more engaging look. Try out a mix of matte and glossy finishes or soft and hard surfaces  a velvet pillow on a leather sofa for instance -- for a balanced and stylish result.

9. Bring the outdoors in

Adding life and refreshment to your home is what indoor plants do best. They also improve air quality which in turn modern interiors in a very positive way and make them more inviting. For Singapore’s climate we suggest snake plants, peace lilies, or succulents which do very well.

10. Collaborate with Experts for the Best Results

Designing your home can be very overwhelming. That is why we see value in working with experienced professionals which also includes saving you time, stress, and at times money. Also they bring to the table that of expert knowledge in space planning, material choice, and project management and as a result you get a seamless and very successful transition.

Many home owners are going to expert Top Interior Design Singapore companies for custom solutions which fit with their vision and lifestyle. When you pair that with a reliable Renovation Singapore your project will come together from start to finish  on time and within budget.

By way of these tips and the right professionals you may design a home that is at once stylish and practical. As you either re do your whole space or make in home changes, smart design choices will in turn present your home as a reflection of who you are and how you live.

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