Home Tour: Minimalist 3-bedroom condominium's sophisticated $80,000 renovation
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The owners of this three-bedroom condominium apartment approached Space Factor to help them create a sophisticated-looking home. They also emphasised the importance of a simple, uncluttered space for the family.
Working with an $80,000 budget, the interior designers at Space Factor reworked the unit to appear larger, brighter and more luxurious.
$80,000 Renovation budget
Strong lines were key to emphasising the length of the living room. This is why the floor tiles and cove lighting, together with the placement of the living room furniture, all follow the same linearity. This perspective helps to visually elongate the space.
Hacked kitchen walls
While the dining and living areas were spacious, the kitchen was small and without windows. The interior designer worked around this issue by hacking away part of the kitchen walls and replacing the original cabinetry with white laminated ones to help the surfaces reflect light better.
Walk-In Wardrobe
The spare bedroom was turned into a grand walk-in-wardrobe for the whole family. A customised study table, that doubles as a dressing table, sits opposite the wardrobe.
Master Bedroom
The master bedroom was kept as simple as possible. The latte-coloured walls, with the organic nature of the wood-lookalike flooring and soft fabrics in the room, create a soothing atmosphere.
Master Bathroom
Plenty of work was done to the master bedroom’s en-suite toilet so that it would follow the theme of the home. Here, textured cream-coloured flooring was paired with wood-lookalike cabinetry. Plenty of mirrors and glass was used in the space to make it appear larger.
This article was first published on Home and Decor in July 2015.