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August 01, 2023
Make a statement in the kitchen
Let your personality come through with these Samsung Bespoke home appliances.
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July 06, 2023It’s easy to lose yourself in this refreshing, living space made cosier with home products from Gain City.
May 30, 2023Scandi, Japanese or vintage boho – you can’t go wrong with these when deciding
on a décor theme for your home.If you’re a first-time homebuyer, you’re probably excited about decorating your
home and putting your own unique spin on it. But with so many types of furniture, ornaments and accessories to choose from, it can be tough deciding on a style that looks good and is easy to achieve yet functional. These three interior design options check all those boxes, and more.February 17, 2023Whether you are decorating from scratch or simply want to refresh your space, let these expert ideas be your guide.
When it comes to choosing an interior style there’s always a lot to consider, from how much money you’re willing to spend to the colours and materials to go with. Planning the space and deciding on a look or theme are good places to start. From there, it’s about adding your personal touches, finding ways to stretch your budget, and taking the chance to try something bold (or not). We asked Jason Pan, Senior Creative Lead at local interior design firm Design Identity (www.designidentity.com.sg), for tips to help bring an interior project to life.
1) Find your unique decorating style
Home decorating is just
June 15, 2022Bring the farm home
Grow and harvest your own veggies and herbs at home with this eco-friendly indoor “farm”.
TEXT Michelle Wong
Singapore is heavily reliant on the world for its food needs. In fact, more than 90 per cent of our food is imported. But, what if something were to happen to our food supply? What the Covid pandemic has shown is that we can’t afford to take food security for granted.
Singapore aims to meet 30 per cent of its nutritional needs through locally produced food by 2030, and the Indoor Smart Eco Farm, now retailed at Gain City, was created to help with this goal. Measuring 1.7m in height, 77cm in length and 44cm in width, this mini-
June 15, 2022Bringing the outdoors in
No garden? No problem. Feel like you’re out in nature with these tips.
Spending time in nature is good for your emotional well-being and a great way to destress. If you can’t be outside, however, or if you don’t have a garden, try these easy decorating ideas to transform your living space into a peaceful, outdoor-like oasis.
Fill your home with flowers and plants
Turn your space into a green sanctuary with potted plants and fresh flowers. Studies show that when plants release their moisture into the air, it can help bring the temperature of the room down. So place them by windows and doors, in corners, and on tables and dressers. Plants like succulents, the snake plant, the Chinese money plant, orchids, monstera and ferns are low-maintenance and thrive indoors. Potted herbs on your kitchen counter are a