So you’ve bought your dream house. Now, how do you transform the house into a home? The layout of the abode never matters as much as what’s on the inside.
At the end of the day, the people who live and the memorable things that we fill transforms a house into a home.
Nevertheless, it is important not to get swept up with the intricacies of home design. Have a clear budget in mind, determine the look you want and focus on how to turn your house into your dream home.
Designs Under RM100,000
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Interior Designer: Exuidea Design
One of the simple and economical ways to add some character into your home is by adding a splash of colour on the walls.
However, in this case, the designer chose to paint the ceiling of each space in the house a different colour and kept the walls white. Besides giving the house a modern look, this also offers a feeling of spaciousness and comfort.
Location: 3 Residen (Taman Melawati)
Cost of renovation: RM 85,000
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Interior designer: Id Industries
This eye-catching home offers a fun and outgoing atmosphere. A muted palette of grey provides the perfect canvas to show off those quirky decoration items you found in specialty and boutique stores. Keep the costs down by choosing an interesting wallpaper instead of remodeling your walls.
Location: Serin Residency (Cyberjaya)
Cost of renovation: RM 70,000
Designs Under RM 200,000
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Interior designer: JCS Design Project
This contemporary-themed abode comes with a bright pop of yellow across multiple spaces. This creates a lively atmosphere, together with the incorporation of modern pieces in the common areas such as the living room and the study room. The bedrooms exude a calm aura with soft tones and lighting for a comfortable rest.
Location: Tropicale Residency
Cost of renovation: RM 120,000
Designs Under RM 300,000
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Interior designer: InD’finity Design
Make your home truly special with a customised layout and furniture. Using white and wooden accents gives this house an evergreen look that never goes out of style. If you love your clothes and fashion, create a walk-in wardrobe by constructing a dividing wall that also acts as a storage. The elevated floor adds an elegant touch.
Location: The Sanderson Condominium
Cost of renovation: RM 228,000
Designs Under RM 400,000
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Interior Designer: SQFT Space Design Management (Type A)
No corner is left unattended in this one-bedroom condominium that begs for a second look. A non-traditional material like steel is used to create shelving for a futuristic look that contrasts well with the classic elements such as the marble kitchen island and retro-inspired sofas. Add warmth to the space with a cosy, shaggy carpet.
Location: Sime Darby Melawati
Cost of renovation: RM 335,000
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Interior designer: Turn Design Interior
Promote the double height ceiling with a designer light installation. Add a striking carpet and a substantial sofa to anchor the vastness of the living area.
Even with such a big space, it is unwise to use bulky decorations and accessories. Opt for different textures rather than size to keep the look classy and not overwhelming.
Location: CC Lake Fields Residence
Cost of renovation: RM 350,000
Designs Above RM400,000
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Interior designer: Nu Infinity
A classic design with a modern sensation is the perfect answer for someone who prefers stability and comfort. Using black borders on the ceiling proves a nifty trick in creating zones within an open space concept.
Invest in quality furnishings which have earthy tones, and you are set for a home that lasts you a lifetime.
Location: Quaint Abode
Cost of renovation: RM500,000
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