For the master bedroom, Eddy from Enoch ID picked out darker shades of the palette to give it a more restful ambience for sleep. See the home here.
This 732sqf space, designed by Eightywo, is clad in shades of green and blue, from the powder-blue laminates in the kitchen to the two-toned feature wall in the living room. See the home here.
One bedroom in this Mount Vernon home by Enoch ID features porcelain blue and white wallcovering, complemented by furnishings in muted colours. See the home here.
Part of the $200,000 renovation (including furniture and furnishings) for this home by Fuse Concept went to renovating the master bathroom. The homeowners chose greyish blue tiles from Soon Bee Huat laid in a herringbone pattern. See the home here.
Wooden accents were incorporated to enhance the “natural” feel of this home by Hello Embryo. The wood panelling is framed in grids of Scandinavian blue laminate, giving it a vivid pop of colour and making it a standout wall feature in the living room. See the home here.
A dark blue carpet anchors this living room. See this home by Hello Embryo here.
This homeowner wanted the bathroom area enclosed and away from the vanity for a cosy and dramatic mood. The dark blue paint, as well as the mural, help create this effect. See this home by Living Icon here.
Blue upholstered dining chairs and sofa cushions create an accent within the dining and living areas, while black powder-coated steel pendant light serves as a focal element that anchors the dining space. See this home by Ottimo Spazi here.
For a glam effect, Design Intervention painted the drop ceiling a metallic silver hue. This not only adds a glow that illuminates the blue-hued room, but draws the eye to the intricate chandelier as well. See the home here.
Like the rest of the living spaces in this home, the master suite capitalises on the breathtaking sea view. Light blue curtains add to the restful atmosphere. See this home by The Carpenter's here.