Condo Interior Design: The Luxurious Feel

Just because we don’t have a billion dollar home, doesn’t mean we can’t do a little extra something to make our home looks and feels like a little bit closer to billion dollar, that is exactly the beauty and the magic of interior design. Given proper communication, any interior designer in Singapore should be able to get their hands on a few gems to put it in your home here and there and create the luxurious vibe. This does not always mean spending big bucks to turn your home into a seventeenth century castle (Although that would be very cool and luxury guaranteed.), a few defining elements around the house can do wonders and upgrade your entire apartment when done properly. Consult with your interior designer and find out his or her access to such elements.

What are the most common defining elements used to create the luxurious feel for the apartment?

The truth is, with some clever touch, everything has the potential to be the defining luxurious element in the apartment, for example, a simple mirror.

Replace your boring, square mirror with something with character and elegance, and you’d be surprised how this one simple trick can turn the whole area into something with luxury in the air.

Another frequently forgotten defining element for luxury is the indoor stones.

And it works even better with a modern interior design, adding a stone wall or just a simple TV wall brings in a subtle outdoor vibe while maintaining its luxurious status.

And even if you’re going with a more warm-colors design, the stone-wall fits right in with a more mellow vibe, yet still says “luxury” to everyone who lays eye on it.

Now, back to the small decoration and accessories category, when it comes to anything luxury, the most commonly associated elements are, you know it, fur and leather. Both things sound expensive. And they could be, but worry not, just a touch of fur and leather in a modern apartment can be a game changer. Don’t believe me? See it for yourself.

A small piece of leather carpet turns the living room into a billion-dollar vacation resort. And all it does is just lay there on the floor! And the fur chair, let me just say, if it looks like it’s made for a princess, it sure is meant for a princess, even when it’s just sitting in the corner of a tiny Singapore studio.

Of course, you can’t go luxurious without chandelier. In fact, the power of chandelier is so strong that it is almost impossible to walk in any apartment with a chandelier and say “Oh, what a modest home.”  –  And if anyone does exactly that, that’s how you know the person lies!
I mean look at this.

And this horn chandelier that fit right in of a modern design so smoothly and bringing the warmth in a stone cold kitchen? This design is telling people that “Hey, I’m a modern city living home owner, but I also have the time and luxury to enjoy the great outdoors.”

And for those who is 100% not feeling the contract and the wild outdoor touch, there is always the more traditionally luxurious touch in your chandelier. Even a seemingly boring dining room does not stand a chance when it comes to the power of a chandelier, it lights up the space, both literally and figuratively.

For a country as hot as Singapore, your Singapore interior designer might have recommended a all-white and natural light rich design for your living room, which is clever, however, that doesn’t mean you can’t step up your luxurious vibe game and chandelier it, if you think it won’t work with a minimalist design, think again.

See, told you!

Not into any of the mentioned above? Here’s one more trick up my sleeve:
Hang a picture/painting

Yes, paintings, changing the vibe of your living room since… well, since hanging paintings on the wall became a thing, which I’m sure it has been for centuries, all the wisdom and satisfied users can’t be wrong, right? Not to mention that it goes with almost all background colors, unless you have really, really colorful wall. Just remember “Less is more”, because a crowded wall can say a lot of things, but “luxury” is not one of those things.