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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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