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The bohemian theme or eclectic look is all the rage now thanks to the Jungalow trend popularised by American interior design guru Justina Blakeney

Capable of functioning as a preparation counter, dining table and even a storage structure, kitchen islands are must-have fittings for any cooking aficionado due to their efficiency and flexibility. For these reasons alone, making space for one is well worth the effort as these handy peninsulas can make a big impact in a small kitchen.

Organising a small kitchen is one of the trickiest things to do at home, as there are simply too many items to keep track of within a tiny space. Take charge of things with these five storage tips that will prove useful in expanding your kitchen’s ability to keep utensils, ingredients and other cooking essentials organised.

Get those creative juices flowing with these pretty DIY accessories for your home office.

As one of the perkiest shades on the colour wheel, it comes as no surprise that pink is commonly associated with desirable qualities, such as cheeriness, gentleness and love. For this reason, adopting this delightful shade of pale red is a surefire way to brighten up an otherwise sterile home environment by adding a splash of positivity and beauty.

The industrial-themed home is chic but it can come off as cold and distant. Adding some unexpected luxurious elements into an industrial-style space can add both warmth and character

In most contemporary homes, kitchens often see use as a space for family and friends to cook, eat and unwind after a long day at work. For this reason, it is no exaggeration to claim that these spaces are the social centres of each and every home, regardless of their shape, size, or look. However, first impressions are lasting ones, so be sure to create a kitchen that will stun your loved ones, rather than a space that they will shun. Here are 7 kitchens with absolutely stunning designs for you to get inspired by.

Having a beautiful condominium apartment that they can call their own is a dream that most Singaporean couples have. However, achieving such a goal is no simple feat, especially in a competitive housing market where even a modest two-room unit commands a hefty price tag. Add to the fact that private property prices are constantly on the rise in Singapore, and it is no wonder that most newlyweds opt for a HDB flat as their first home. Nonetheless, an affordable apartment does not necessarily equate to an unstylish one. Here are 5 stunning HDB flats that will you give you pause and, hopefully, inspire your next interior makeover.

Keep your small spaces tidy with these 5 super easy yet stylish DIY accessories.