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Chuamyhome
🏡 5-room resale hdb (122sqm • 1313sqft) 🇸🇬 Just the way we 𝘤𝘩𝘶𝘢 💖
Designing Chuamyhome Room by Room - From Renderings to…
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Entryway/Foyer: Here’s ensuring the first step in creates an impact - fell in love instantly with these geometric rustic tiles from Spain. Also ensuring we have ample storage for my (too many) footwear and miscellaneous items. Dry Pantry: Instead of hiding appliances in the kitchen, we pulled out our countertops to the living area - creating a dedicated pantry that keeps our water dispenser, tea, snacks and everyday essentials within easy reach. We noticed it’s all about making daily rituals feel effortless. Design should make life easier. 
Dining Area: Instead of a conventional feature wall, we designed together with our ID an oversized arch to soften the long, linear space and naturally formed the dining area. The chosen wallpaper was our favourite - we felt it brought movement through gentle curves and earthy tones, almost like a landscape. At the same time we thought it adds personality while staying subtle enough that we won’t tire of it years from now. Living Room: With the dining feature wall already drawing attention, we wanted the TV wall to do the opposite - Simple cabinetry. Warm oak. Clean lines. We were hoping to let the rest of the space breathe and this also means future furniture, artwork or travel souvenirs can become the focal point instead. 
Kitchen: We kept the finishes light and uncomplicated so the space feels bright and spacious despite being long and narrow. Handleless-inspired cabinetry, continuous wood grains and a neutral backsplash help everything blend together visually. We knew we wanted to live with less clutter unlike our old homes so knowing that we wanted less visual clutter asp means the kitchen can always feels calmer - even on days when cooking gets messy. 
Common bathroom: We chose warm terracotta tones paired with neutral tiles to make the space feel softer and more welcoming. We intentionally also chose a floating vanity to keep the floor visually open while making cleaning easier. Service Yard: One of the most hardworking spaces in the home deserves thoughtful planning! We kept it simple, functional, and clutter-free with an automated laundry rack for effortless drying, while custom storage keeps detergents, cleaning supplies, and household essentials neatly tucked away. It’s us imagining our everyday routines as making them feel easier. 
Bedroom: • Full-height wardrobes maximising storage while keeping visual clutter to a minimum • A neutral palette layered with warm wood tones creating a timeless foundation • The statement wallpaper introduces texture and warmth while adding just enough personality After long days, this is where we slow down, recharge, and simply be. 
Walk-in Wardrobe: Soft oak tones, warm neutrals, full-height wardrobes, and gentle curves create a space that’s calm without feeling empty. Master Bathroom: We intentionally pulled the sink out of the master bathroom - this is where skincare happens after long days, where hair gets dried before work. Simple, functional, softly lit and also plenty of storage again for my skincare and bathroom products. Adding a tinge of pink with the marble slabs we had a hard time finding too, but it’ll be all worth it. 
Study Room: Designing for flexibility over function. Since we’re a DINK household, we transformed one bedroom into an entertainment room that adapts to whatever we need that day. • A generous work desk for WFH • A cosy media corner for gane/movie nights • Plenty of open space to grow with our toys collection The abstract geometry wallpaper introduces muted terracotta, sage and warm neutrals, bringing a playful contrast to the otherwise minimal space while keeping it cohesive with the rest of the home. We simply wanted creativity to be the first thing we felt when walking in.
20 July
