A dreamy family home with extra breathing room

Designed by Plush Interior Design, flowing lines and a breezy neutral colour scheme create a wonderfully spacious four-room flat for a growing family.

  • A dreamy family home with extra breathing room

Text by Disa Tan

When the owners of this four-room BTO flat engaged Chris Zhang of Plush Interior Design to renovate their family home, they expressed their desire for a timeless, neutral colour scheme. It was a simple but important requirement, and Chris, noting that the couple had a young child, also proposed having curved design features that were child-friendly. The idea was well-received by his clients.

concealed household shelter

Given that the household shelter is next to the front entrance, Chris has covered it with wood-look laminate surfaces to better integrate it with the rest of the home, which sports a predominantly light woody palette.

concealed household shelter

Open shelves line the corner of the boxed-up household shelter and storage cabinets inject more functionality to the custom-built unit. This cohesive design is proof that style and child-friendly features can coexist in a home.  

light filled living room

More curves emerge in the living room with the child-friendly coffee table and wall-mounted television console. With diffused light hitting the space beautifully, the retrained colour palette of soothing neutrals builds a cosy lounging space for quality bonding moments.

4-room BTO family home

An open plan setting for the living, dining and kitchen paves the way for a larger communal space for the homeowners’ child to run freely.

family home with open-concept kitchen

Chris says of the kitchen planning: “The original kitchen was already an open layout, so we went for an open-concept space with matte finishes and an integrated dining and island unit.”

open-concept kitchen

Chris also applied a consistent colour and material mix of KompacPlus surfaces for the countertops and backsplash. Decked in warm neutral finishes, these ultra-compact surfaces lend a light and lofty touch to enlarge the kitchen visually.

bedroom in light colours

The master bedroom follows the dreamy colour scheme of neutral tones to fill the room with serenity. Chris kept things light and easy here with a frosted glass door to usher more light into the master bathroom.

L-shaped wardrobe

With a space-efficient arrangement, the L-shaped wardrobe sports seamless handles for a sleek aesthetic.

bedroom in light colour scheme

A lack of colour doesn’t make the bedroom any less appealing; in fact, the choice of similar pared-back ornaments invites tranquility into the space. It’s an atmosphere that permeates the entire family home.

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