​Not all of us have the luxury of a sprawling bathroom. And for many, the lack of square footage limits the options of an ideal bathroom interior design.

You can recreate those opulent looks from home interior magazines if only you follow these tips. It is about how you blend the colours, lighting, fixtures, and design elements.
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These tricks create the illusion of a larger, brighter space that leaves you a happy householder. 

​4-room HDB homes in Singapore have an average size of 85 to 95 sqm. Built by the Housing and Development Board, these humble abodes provide comfortable and cosy housing for smaller families as well as couples. The stock layouts, fixtures and fittings across HDB homes, irrespective of size can get monotonous and boring at times. The right choice of layouts and design elements can refresh the look of an HDB. Here’s a list of practical, cost-saving and impressive ideas you could consider for your HDB renovations. 

Your 4-room HDB Renovations should start with a few considerations. The first involves identifying the existing floor plan. The regular layout has a designated adjacent space for the bedrooms and a bomb shelter by the entrance.  Alternately, though not common, the bedrooms might be built at the far ends of the HDB.

​If you are planning a kitchen design revamp, countertops sure call for special attention. These platforms serve as a prepping or plating station, resting space for hot vessels, or the housing for a cook-top or sink. Not to forget, this is also where you sit your kitchen appliances for easy access.
 
Therefore, there are some key qualities to look for when choosing a kitchen countertop. It should achieve the desired aesthetic, should be easy to maintain, resistant to water, heat and humidity, and durable.
 
When we think of kitchen countertops, we rarely go beyond the sleek finishes of marble or granite. This article explores the countertop material options that will transform your HDB kitchen design. 

​There is nothing more one desires than soaking in a hot bathtub at the end of a long and tiring day. Not only this, a bathtub in your home adds a luxurious feel to it.

​However, the space constraints in an HDB often call into question the decision of incorporating a sprawling bathtub in your bathroom interior design. 
 
If you are looking for some inspiration and advice, we’ve compiled a list of dos and don’ts while installing a bathtub in your HDB. 

​Carrie Bradshaw’s luxurious walk-in closet in the Sex and the City sure had so many homeowners desire a bedroom design upgrade. How you wish! 
 
The neat racks of clothes, the sliding drawers exhibiting jewellery, the dedicated dresser and not to forget those dozen handbags and shoes lining the shelves. Well, you can squeeze a fancy walk-in wardrobe in your humble HDB home, if only you plan meticulously. 
 
Walk-in wardrobes make your home look opulent. Not only this, they keep all your belongings organized. However, they are an expensive bedroom interior design upgrade. Here are 8 tips straight from the experts to get one that is built to last. 

​It is the kitchen cabinets that can make or break your HDB kitchen design. From a simple colour upgrade to replacing those classic, ornate styles with something contemporary and minimalist, cabinet door fronts designs can transform the look of any kitchen. 
 
Navigating the different styles can get a little overwhelming. Fret not! We break it down for you, right here. 

Let's first understand cabinet door types. 
 
Cabinet door types are described on the basis of the overlay. It includes describing how the door is installed in relation to the frame and the box. 

​When it comes to housing in Singapore, most settle for HDB homes. There are three reasons for it - availability, quality of living and price. However, the tight space of a 3 or 4-room flat puts most homeowners in a fix when considering HDB renovations.
 
How you wish to recreate those numerous Pinterest images you’ve pinned!  
 
Designing a stylish HDB boils down to choosing the right, and required interiors. To add, it takes a little creativity and planning. Here’s a mix of classic and contemporary HDB interior designs. 

​You’ve dog-eared the kitchen and master bedroom designs in that flashy catalogue handed to you by your home renovation Singapore expert.

You’ve selected the materials and set aside the cash. You are excited to get started!

Whether it’s a minor upgrade before you put your house on the market or a complete home revamp, renovations are serious business.
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We’ve seen home remodels go bad – delays, disappointments and overextended expenses. Why? It is the result of a poorly planned renovation.

Built-in furniture is slowly becoming the rage in Singaporean households. Its seamless look gives it an edge over standalone units. It blends well with the rest of the décor and makes optimum use of available space.

But wouldn’t fixed furniture also reduce the chances of shaking up your living room or bedroom design sometime in the future?
Well! We consulted a few Singapore interior designers to help weigh the options.
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Let’s first understand how freestanding and fixed built-in furniture differ. 

​Two years ago, the world shut down due to the rapidly spreading coronavirus.
 
We were all forced to work from home. We enjoyed it.
No more long commutes. We worked in our pyjamas. We took meetings from our beds.
 
Fast-forward to the present times.
 
Many of us are still at home, as companies have opted for permanent work-from-home. And now, at the end of the day, we feel those stiff backs and necks. Blame it on your poor posture! Besides, with so many distractions around, productivity levels have dipped.