The truth is, when renovating your home, it’s easy to get carried away with the latest trends, and even wanting to copy most of them. However, some of these trends can quickly become outdated, leaving you with a space that feels out of sync in a few years time.

In a world of loud trends and flashy aesthetics, the concept of “quiet luxury” has been gaining significant attention. Unlike opulent displays of wealth and grandeur, quiet luxury is all about embracing subtle sophistication, refined materials, and timeless design that whispers elegance rather than shouting it.

When renovating your home, one of the first decisions you’ll face is whether to take the DIY route or to hire a professional Interior Designer (ID).

Renovating a small home in Singapore can be a challenge, but with the right interior design hacks, you can make even the most compact spaces feel functional, stylish, and surprisingly spacious.

Renovation can be a stressful time. While life still goes on as per usual, it is common for homeowners to overlook certain important aspects of the renovation process, resulting in renovation regrets.

You’ve seen it on Youtube, you’ve seem it on your reno board on Pinterest—Curves and arches have been making a big splash in the world of interior design, popping up everywhere from furniture to architectural details.