This apartment was designed by Stanley Tham of KNQ Associates for a couple staying in a condominium in Leicester Road, Singapore. This apartment is a great example of how you can give a spacious and cosy feeling to a small apartment. The subtle color palette punctuated with brighter spots of tones. - Thanks Jwen for the suggestion.
When most of us think of an apartment we automatically think of a small space often occupied in a city. Apartments are not necessarily small but they do require some additional consideration when it comes to providing enough storage solutions and furnishing the space. Whether just starting out after college or as an adult looking to change your surroundings, there are ways to make your apartment or condo more elegant and fresh. Apartment decorating can be challenging due to it’s limited nature and decorating is all about personal taste and expressing yourself through the design of your home. Now for those of you who are looking for a few fresh and minimalist ideas for your apartment here are some ideas to spark your creativity and style from Ozhan Hazirlar.
Designed to steal your heart at the very first look, this awesome apartment conjured up by the folks from ERGES, somehow throws your mind back to a beautiful and snowy Christmas. Extensive use of bright LED lights, pristine white shades and fabric, comforting fur carpet and frosty glass give the apartment a stylish, sleek and ultra-modern look. The placing of dazzling chandeliers along with a simple dining table that uses more crystalline glass, ensures that nothing looks out of place. Despite the odd dark shade used to demarcate and contrast, this is more or less looks like the kingdom of the White Witch in Chronicle of Narnia! - via
For those who’d like to visit London but don’t to be tied up with a hotel, the solution is simple. The Corsica Street Apartment, is a 1,400 sq ft recently refurbished apartment located in the Highbury area in the London Borough of Islington. Three bedrooms, modern furniture and warm colors are all part of an incredible interior that was designed by the Paxton Locher Architects, and is up for rent for £1,000 per week. Not a bargain but a beautiful home in a pretty good location in London. Would you?
