Colourful interiors

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.

A young couple’s passion for travel, art and collecting are colourfully displayed in this four-room flat in Dakota Breeze.

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

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

In this five-room flat, Linear Space Concepts puts a fresh spin to heritage style by weaving in modern touches.

In designing his corner terrace house, a nature lover and interior designer puts a creative spin to the phrase ‘living with nature’.

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.

Though the design was instigated pre Covid, Ovolo South Yarra in Melbourne is seriously the embodiment of a lockdown antithesis.

Colour is a huge part of bedroom design. It can inspire emotions, express personality, and even help with sleep.

A young professional and her dad live in this minimalist and colourful maisonette home that’s made for rest and entertaining.

From gloomy to cheery, Third Avenue Studio transforms this HDB maisonette with soothing shades of blue for couple with sunny personalities.

Playful colours and bold and unconventional design features make this home a private paradise that delights.

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.

Having lived in France for some time, the owners of this HDB maisonette desired to bring some of the French art de vivre into their new home.

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.

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

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.

D’ Initial Concept shows how to use vivid paint colours to create bold looks in any interior.

A cheerful colour scheme, geometric carpentry work and an open-concept plan make this flat by DSOD Interior a bright and spacious home.

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.

Award-winning photographer and self-proclaimed designer furniture addict, Sazeli Jalal, combines his love for art, design and colour in this eclectic home that oozes modern glamour.

Each room in this HDB flat designed by I.D.I.D sports its own colour palette, lending a quirky and eclectic flair to the interiors.

Versaform injects colour and geometry to this new condominium to create the illusion of a bigger space and taller ceilings.

Inspired by the homeowners’ love for the outdoors, the designers at Rooot Studio have ensured that their home would be a place where they can feel equally free and at ease.

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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