An Artful Mix, four-bedroom apartment

The living area is opened up to the outdoors through full-height glass doors. he lounge and dining area extend to the balcony, allowing the homeowners to entertain large groups of friends and family. Shargreen screens helps segregate the areas.

Backed by a French glasscloth wallcovering, this cosy area, where two sofas sit facing each other with a vintage coffee table in the middle, was designed for conversations and reading time.

An emerald green leopard rug by Diane von Furstenberg was layered on top of a rough raffia one to add texture to the TV area. Cushions custom-made with vintage fabrics evoke a sense of luxury.

The sides of the wood and white lacquered cabinet are angled inwards, making it look less boxy.

The artwork in the entrance hall alludes to the children's love for paper airplanes.

The large window in the master bedroom lets the outside in, creating a verdant, sun-drenched oasis. The text on the rug reveals the homeowners' philosophy on life.

Storage space for children's toys and books was a key concern. Open shelves hidden by fabric panels sit on the bay window in the daughter's room.

A wallpaper featuring line drawings of wild animals lends a fun vibe to the bedroom for the two of the boys. Customised cushions in sophisticated geometric prints provide a bold, delightful contrast to the predominantly white room.

The Hermes wallpaper in twilight blue sets the mood for the master bedroom. The unfinished wood headboard in an orange diamond pattern injects colour and vibrancy, so the space doesn't seem too dark. The bedside tables each serve a different purpose - one is for bedtime reading, the other is for work.

This table by Portuguese artist Pedro Cabrita Reis is where the owner displays personal photographs and a curated collection of knick-knacks.