Vintage Rustic Furniture: 2 Singapore homes with rustic decor

Living room of 3-bedroom condominium unit in Novena is adorned in a mixture of styles, from vintage to Scandinavian. Interior design by Museum Homes.
Living room of 3-bedroom condominium unit in Novena is adorned in a mixture of styles, from vintage to Scandinavian. Interior design by Museum Homes.
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The Vintage Rustic furniture and home decor trend, characterized by its use of reclaimed wood, distressed finishes, and an antique or weathered appearance, gained popularity in Singapore over the past decade.

The popularity of Vintage Rustic decor can be attributed to its timeless and cozy aesthetic, which resonates with many homeowners looking to create warm and inviting living spaces.

Additionally, the trend aligns with sustainability principles, as it often involves the use of recycled or repurposed materials, which has become increasingly important to consumers.

Vintage Rustic Condominium

3-Bedroom Condo, Novena

Renovation Budget: $110,000
Interior Designer: Museum Homes

Home to a couple, this 1,485 sq ft 3-bedroom condominium unit in Novena is adorned in a mixture of styles, from vintage to Scandinavian. Interior designer Alex Kwan of Museum Homes expedited the renovation in a brief five weeks, costing $110,000 in renovations.

The living area sports an interesting mix of furniture, most of which was sourced in Indonesia.

A barn-inspired door frames the entrance of the narrow L-shaped kitchen.
A barn-inspired door frames the entrance of the narrow L-shaped kitchen in this 3-bedroom condominium in Novena. Interior design by Museum Homes.
Deep, warm wood tones give the kitchen mood, while fresh green hues pop from its muted canvas. Interior design by Museum Homes.
Deep, warm wood tones give the kitchen mood, while fresh green hues pop from its muted canvas.
The platform in the master bedroom gives the space a loft-like feel, while incorporating storage space within.
The platform in the master bedroom gives the space a loft-like feel, while incorporating storage space within. Interior design by Museum Homes.
White mosaic tiles with black grouting are used in the master bathroom to give it a modern graphic appeal in this 3-bedroom condominium in Novena. Interior design by Museum Homes.
White mosaic tiles with black grouting are used in the master bathroom to give it a modern graphic appeal.

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The brick-finished walls of the decorative fireplace and walls give this HDB DBSS flat a cosy vibe.  

Vintage Rustic HDB DBSS Flat

Also bitten by the vintage rustic interior design bug is this Design, Build and Sell Scheme (DBSS) HDB flat. The brick-finished walls of the decorative fireplace and walls give the home a cosy vibe.

The owners shifted the dining table to the spacious balcony so that meals can now be taken alfresco. 
The owners shifted the dining table to the spacious balcony so that meals can now be taken alfresco. 
"Top hat" pendant lamps illuminate the corridor, and a barn-style sliding door leads into the kitchen in this HDB DBSS flat with vintage rustic decor.
"Top hat" pendant lamps illuminate the corridor, and a barn-style sliding door leads into the kitchen.
The master bedroom has a customised bed and headboard design using pale wood tones for that washed-out look in this HDB DBSS flat with a vintage rustic decor.

The master bedroom has a customised bed and headboard design using pale wood tones for that washed-out look.

Three different and unique vintage workshop lamps decorate and light up this walk-in wardrobe.
Three different and unique vintage workshop lamps decorate and light up this walk-in wardrobe of a HDB DBSS flat.
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