Colour

No Sense Studio unveils a bold, joyful, and statement-making home that blends mid-century appeal with raw textures, unexpected colours, and statement pieces reflecting the owners’ personality.

There are many inspirational ways to add colour to your home beyond slapping on paint. Here are some of our favourite techniques!

Uplifting colours and a bright and calming vibe are combined to fabulous effect in this breezy condo designed by The Interior Lab.

In this playful Woodlands flat, Ofthebox turns everyday design on its head, blending bold materials, whimsical details, and clever spaces for a truly unique vibe.

This 1940s walk-up apartment fuses quirky design, mid-century vibes, and historical charm into a lively and functional home filled with personality.

Dopamine Decor meets Barbiecore to bring home a positive state of mind in this latest edition to the Lamitak series – ‘Design is a Way of Life’.

All about colour confidence, this striking condo by Third Avenue Studio elevates patterns and colours to an art form.

Bean Buro harnesses the power of playful design, soothing colours and sensory experience to create a haven for mental health and well-being in bustling Hong Kong.

Sparked by the homeowners’ love of colours, funky shades and art come on strong in this truly characterful resale flat designed by Insight.Out Studio.

This colourful flat by Tofu Studio challenges the limits of HDB living with a convention-defying design that’s simply brilliant.

This four-room BTO flat in Geylang is fun and quirky and reflects the personalities of its highly creative owners. Take the tour.

This four-room resale flat is all personality with its bold and dynamic blend of mid-century modern and retro elements.

The unusual combination of materials and colours as well as striking furniture pieces in this three-room flat creates a visually captivating interior that’s truly unexpected. Take a look inside!

More and more, people are embracing colour in their home. Beyond the standard paint job, there are many other creative and impactful ways to add different shades to your home. Here are five examples we love.

Despite this four-room flat’s compact size, Happe Design Atelier managed to create bright and open lounging areas, fulfilling a couple’s dream of having an art deco-inspired space to hang out with friends.

A mid-century modern home designed by Ofthebox showcases its owners’ fun side with the usage of bold colours and materials.

Nikki Hunt, Principal of Design Intervention tells us why neuroscience is a most exciting topic for discussion and how she integrates it into her interior projects.

From clutter-proofing to light therapy to materials, wellness design trends are here to stay and make the home a healthier and happier place.

This brilliantly coloured HDB flat is a funky and happy home that draws inspiration from the homeowners’ personalities.

Custom Gradient rugs from Tappeti fine handcrafted rugs + carpets come in a glorious combination of shades. Each design evokes a unique emotion and has the power to transform a room.

A married couple’s love for mid-century modern design and retro style is reflected in this colourful home.

For his own home, Cheung Yu Ting of Local Architecture Research + Design has used colour as a tool to craft a living experience that’s one of a kind.

Amidst the gorgeously delivered curves of Greg Natale’s Walsh Bay Penthouse in Sydney, there presides a modernist sensibility.

Plush Interior Design gives this HDB BTO unit in Punggol a cheerful and lively character with a play on colour and texture.

A couple working in the creative industry and their two dogs live in this colourful three-room flat that reflects their sunny disposition.

With its dashing display of colours, shapes and metropolitan style, this bachelor pad is a true head-turner.

Pattern, colour and texture reign in this five-room flat that’s owned by a well-travelled couple.

State of Kin’s bold use of colour and unique style comes to life in Shutter House, a Perth home that embraces the joyfulness of design.

According to Dulux, colours that embody authenticity, empowerment and hope will shape our interiors in the coming year.

Rather than being tucked away, this warm and cheery kitchen is the pride of the home and made for cooking, living and connecting.

With an open brief and the freedom to create, Insight.Out Studio serves up a home brimming with fun and relaxing vibes for an adventurous young couple.

Industrial, Peranakan and Moroccan elements unite in this eclectic BTO flat designed by Ethereall.

Linear Space Concepts used a combination of custom-carpentry, designer furniture and a myriad of colours, patterns and textures to give this apartment its playful charm.

Tired of your uninspiring interior? Perhaps a splash of colour is all you need. These foolproof methods are guaranteed to revitalise your home.

White terrazzo floors and bright pops of purple, yellow and blue make this modern abode by Linear Space Concepts a one-of-a-kind design.

Architecture Discipline strikes the perfect balance between playful flamboyance and subtle refinement in this New Delhi residence.

Bold colours and funky patterns give this home a vibrant and youthful feel, and perfectly reflect the owners’ personalities.

This eclectic apartment is a colourful melange of design elements, with generous and comfortable spaces for family living.

To complement the homeowners’ cheerful characters and love for Moroccan design, Fatema Design Studio imbued this BTO flat with bright colours and interesting patterns.

Colourable laminates aren’t just eye-catching – they’re inspiring for young minds.

This resale condominium unit receives a bright, unconventional makeover from Forefront Interior’s Joey Pear, where each 
room features a different colour scheme.

Here are six ways to add drama and colour to your home and life.

Step inside a one-of-a-kind kaleidoscope home in Melbourne’s east: an exceptional Modernist house for a creative family of five reimagined in vivid detail by WOWOWA Architecture.

Besides a vibrant approach to the colour scheme, Shijin Design Consultancy utilised moveable and multi-purpose fixtures to make the communal zones fun and flexible.

What makes this resale flat stand out from the rest is the wonderful mix of industrial, vintage style influences and colour. The Poetus design team also went beyond the usual custom details by repurposing old vintage accents into charming embellishments for the cabinetry.

During Milan Design Week, Hermès presented its colourful Collections for the Home 2018-2019 in an immersive, intimate and dreamlike setting where colour was an element to be inhabited.

Create a welcoming, cocooning home with the AkzoNobel Colour of the Year 2018 – Heart Wood. This soft, gentle shade is a particularly great complement to a natural or woody material palette.

From Nippon Paint’s Trend Beyond Colours 2018 range, this invigorating teal hue communicates a sense of adventure and exploration. Layer it on with other intriguing shades from the same blue-green colour family, such as turquoise and marine blue, for a dynamic ombre theme.

The Pantone Color of the Year 2018 is a “dramatically provocative shade”, as put by the leading colour authority Pantone Color Institute. Use this colour to enliven a space or create a sassy and stylish look.

Not just a producer of high quality paint products, Nippon Paint also has services designed to ease the painting process so you have more time to do the things you love.

With the help of Joey Khu ID, the owners of this 4-room flat have ventured away from a neutral palette and are now enjoying stylish, colourful interiors.

This house in Melbourne is inspired by the city’s cafe scene and has a bright and friendly neighbourhood vibe, with colourful, communal spaces for entertaining friends and family.

The design of this two-storey house, located in Melbourne, enlists colour, movement and fun, for a cheerful abode for a couple.

Tired of white? This HDB flat by Linear Space Concepts shows how you can use cheery colours to give life to your own home.

Eclectic pops of colour and a generous dose of natural greenery takes the modern-Scandinavian theme to new levels

The homeowners of this 5-bedroom apartment realised their dream home with the help of design firm Weiken.com.

Everything looks better with a touch of colour and this couldn’t be truer for this DBSS flat where D’ Initial Concept linked colourful palettes with a simple Scandinavian-styled backdrop

Forget white and try on pretty pastels in your home for a similar effect

Here are 10 gorgeous homes that can teach us a thing or two about adding pops of fab colours into the interiors

The couple who bought this HDB resale flat had a “crazy wish list” of interior design ideas that pairs Pop Art eclecticism with the stoic practicality of the Industrial look

Atelier Concept rescued this 3-room HDB by removing walls, combining rooms and essentially recreating an open, studio-like apartment

The owners of this HDB flat wanted to inject a bit of colour into their lives