This 4-room HDB resale flat features an extra-large living room with a curved frame, and brightly-coloured playful accents for a welcoming feel.

Not only does furniture facilitate us in doing activities, it also enhances the aesthetics of a less organised home interior. However, choosing the wrong furniture may ruin the overall appearance of a residence, not to mention if it is not placed in the right position. Arranging the position of your furniture might look simple but it actually requires much more consideration. For example, the right arrangement of the furniture in your living room design may help you achieve a comfortable and pleasing ambience. For your reference, here are six practical tips to arrange the furniture in your living room.

Mirrors are often considered one of the most important things in interior design as it brings bold aesthetics towards the room. They are also often indispensable in the bathroom design or at the building entrance. Available in various shapes and colours, mirrors can be suitable for a bedroom or a living room and using them in decoration a living room can provide an interesting feeling of depth and broadness, as well as add brightness. To achieve these effects, it is essential to know a few simple tips in advance.

A living room design with only a sofa and a table might look bland. Instead of providing a warm space for family members, such a living room might only function as a guest reception space. To prevent this, you can add adorning elements in various corners of the room to live up the ambience. Aesthetic elements or ornamental items can help to create an interesting and comfortable living room. The following are seven recommended decorative elements.

Lyf Funan Singapore is a response to the growing trend of co-living, lifestyle, and travel habits among millennials. The hotel/co-living space was designed with young people’s social life in mind so there are plenty of spaces to mingle and to take pictures for social media.

A living room is often designed to be the most comfortable space in the house where family members gather and interact with each other. It should provide respite for family members when they return home.