Check out this stunning before & after of this vibrant boho HDB flat

Entrance (After)

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A cheery and “free-spirited” atmosphere is created, thanks to lots of bright colour and a mix of patterns in the materials and furnishings.

Living Room (Before)

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The space is roomy, but dim.

Living Room (After)

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Making better use of space, the designer zoned out the open living area to create a more cosy and intimate feel.

Behind the TV wall, there are two sliding pocket doors that allow the lounge area to either be kept open, or closed off for privacy.

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Soft furnishings with different prints and patterns, as well as decor with ethnic-inspired designs can be seen throughout the home.

Kitchen (Before)

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Large, but not an efficient use of space.

Kitchen (After)

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An open kitchen with a peninsula counter, in white and wood tones.

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Although the new kitchen is smaller, it has a practical U-shape layout and everything is kept within easy reach.

Study Room (After)

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The study is now brighter and more airy, accessible from both the entrance foyer and living area.

Master Bedroom (Before)

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The large and spacious master bedroom came with an old HDB-style en suite bathroom with water and sewage pipes exposed.

Master Bedroom (After)

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A walk-in wardrobe (or large dressing area) was one of the homeowners’ requirements, and this was achieved by extending the footprint of the master bedroom into the study area.

Textured paint in a soothing pale blue hue for the walls give the master bedroom a peaceful feel.

Master Bathroom

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Scale or scallop tiles in invigorating colours jazz up the simple bathroom.

Children’s Bedroom (After)

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The interior designer and homeowner decided to inject pops of vibrant teal and purple- juxtaposed with warm and comforting wooden flooring – to the children’s bedroom.

Common Bathroom (After)

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Wood-look tiles laid in a chevron pattern introduces warmth into the bathroom.

This article was first published by Home and Decor in 2017.