Apartment sizes in Singapore are shrinking, especially those in newly built condominiums. These shoebox-sized living spaces might have one-, two, or even three-bedrooms, but it’s often the case that apart from the bed, you’re not going to be able to fit much else in one room. The solution lies in customising the furniture you need to maximise every inch of your (expensive) space. Often the ideas involve building up instead of sideways to fit everything you want – you might even be able to carve out extra storage space! Try out these ideas below, which not just work well, but look great too.
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Topics:
Interior Design,
Design Inspiration,
Design Tips,
Wood-look laminate,
Bedroom,
Storage Cabinet,
Hotel Look,
small spaces
We’re feeling blue and loving it. The colour that dominated the runways for the Spring 2018 fashion collections in New York is finally making its way into homes. In fashion, the spectrum ran the gamut from powder to electric. However, for our spaces, designers have been embracing mid-tones as well as darker, more formal shades which go perfectly with wood grains and metallic accents such as brass and gold. In colour psychology, blue creates a feeling of calmness and serenity; its darker tones signal security, stability and sophistication. Whatever you feel about blue, there’s no denying the appeal of these following five spaces.
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Topics:
Interior Design,
Colour Trend,
Wood-look laminate,
kitchen,
Bedroom,
Study Room,
Hotel Look
With more than 400 laminate designs in their current catalogue to choose from, Lamitak has got every look covered. Whether you’re hankering for a light and airy Scandinavian feel or a dark atmospheric vibe, there’s a laminate to help you achieve your dream home. Interior designers know this only too well, and laminates are an important component of their design arsenal. Lucas Yang of Archive Design uses laminates, in particular, Lamitak laminates, in all his projects, to help bring his designs to reality. “Laminates provide a nice smooth and even finish, and I use them to create different design concepts,” says Lucas. His two-year-old firm has amassed a pretty impressive portfolio of works so far, and we spoke to Lucas to find out how he does what he does best with laminates.
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Topics:
Interior Design,
Design Inspiration,
Design Tips,
Designer Interview,
Design Trend,
Wood-look laminate,
Fabric-look laminate,
Solid Colour Laminate,
Living Room,
kitchen,
Bedroom,
Hotel Look
Stone can be perceived as being cold, solid, even boring – but that is far from the truth. Being an organic material, it contains nuances of colour and texture that are delightfully individual. Weathered by the elements, rock surfaces take on a different character. However, stone is not seen as a suitable material for residential wall claddings due to the high cost of material, the challenge of installation, and the labour of maintenance. Now, this intriguing material can easily be a part of home decor, thanks to stone-inspired laminates.
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Topics:
Stone-look Laminate,
Bedroom,
Study Room,
Hotel Look,
contemporary designs
Bookmatched marble, once exclusive to luxury hotels and swanky abodes for its prohibitive price, has now been democratised. Lamitak has just launched two laminate designs inspired by bookmatched marble, and it looks set to revolutionise home design!
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Topics:
laminate design,
Marble-look Laminate,
Exotic Marble,
Bedroom,
Bathroom,
Hotel Look,
luxurious look,
Large-Format Design
Why use one laminate design when you have two (or more)? Jazz up the design of your home by using more than one pattern, but don’t go overboard! We dish some tips on how to keep the look simple and tasteful with the five examples below.
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Topics:
Interior Design,
Design Inspiration,
Laminate Collage,
Wood-look laminate,
Marble-look Laminate,
Living Room,
Bedroom,
dining room,
Storage Cabinet,
Choosing Laminate
Laminates are great decorative materials for wardrobes. Their large surfaces make perfect canvases to show off laminate patterns, especially those with large-format designs. With laminates, you can enjoy the appeal of wood, metal, stone, even fabric-inspired surfaces without spending a fortune to achieve those looks! See what we mean with these five wardrobe designs.
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Topics:
Interior Design,
Large-Format Design,
Design Inspiration,
Wood-look laminate,
Metal-look laminate,
Stone-look Laminate,
Bedroom,
Wardrobe Design,
Hotel Look
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