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design4spaceinterior
Award-winning Interior Design Firm in SG
A $40,000 4-Room BTO Flat done right!
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The living rooms feels instantly warm and welcoming. Neutral walls, warm wood flooring, and soft lighting create a cosy atmosphere without relying on feature walls. Furniture is kept minimal, allowing the space to breathe. Tips: Instead of spending on feature walls, invest in layered lighting. Lighting alone can change the entire mood of space. 
The wardrobe design adds subtle texture through cane panels, breaking up large flat surfaces while keeping the room calm. Dark wood tones create a cosy, restful environment for sleep. Tips: If you want interest without visual clutter, use textured materials ( like cane or fabric panels ) instead of bold colour or patterns. 
This view shows how the wardrobe and bedroom entrance align neatly, creating a clean organised flow. The cut-out door design adds character without being overly decorative. Tips: Custom doors or simple cut-out details are a low-cost way to personalise your home without heavy carpentry. 
The bedside setup is compact yet functional, with built-in drawers and warm lighting. Everything needed at night is within reach, make the space comfortable for daily use. Tip: Built-in bedside storage helps reduce loose furniture and keeps small bedrooms neat and clutter free. 
The master bedroom feels hotel-like but still practical. Soft wall colours, warm wood finishes, and gentle lighting create a relaxing environment perfect for winding down after a long day. Tip: For bedrooms, stick to soft neutrals and warm tones. Trendy colours can feel tiring over time, while neutrals age better. 
This kitchen keeps things clean and fuss-free with a classic galley layout. Light upper cabinets prevent the space from feeling heavy, while darker lower cabinets ground the design and hide daily wear and tear. Everything is kept within arm's reach, making cooking efficient and stress-free. Tips: For BTO kitchens, a galley layout is one of the most cost-effective and space-efficient options. It maximises storage without needing an island or extra carpentry. 
This side of the kitchen is styled as a daily-use prep and coffee zone. The dark backsplash tiles add contrast, while open shelves keep frequently used items within reach. Under-cabinet lighting makes the space practical without feeling harsh. Tip: Create a dedicated counter zone instead of cramming everything together. It improves daily workflow and keeps the kitchen feeling organised. 
The cooking side is kept sleek and efficient, with full-height cabinets and clean lines. Light upper cabinets visually lift the space, while darker lower cabinets hide stains and wear from daily cooking . Tip: For BTO kitchens, always go for full-height cabinetry if budget allows. It maximises storage and reduces dust collection on top of cabinets. 
The bathroom feels clam and spacious thanks to soft tiles and a rounded mirror that breaks away from rigid lines. Built-in side shelving keeps toiletries neat and clutter. Tip: Rounded mirror soften small bathrooms and make them feel more welcoming. Built-in shelves are more practical than loose racks and easier to maintain. 
This built-in cabinet combines closed storage with a lighted display niche. The curved edge detail softens the overall look, making the space feel gentle rather than boxy. Tip: Mix closed cabinet and small open niche to avoid bulky carpentry. It keeps the living area clean while still allowing personal touches. 
The living room is designed for comfort, not over-styling. soft furnishings, warm lighting, and neutral colours create a cosy environment that's easy to live with long-term. Tip: Skip heavy feature walls. Use lighting, rugs, and textures to define your livng space - it's more flexible and budget-friendly. 
A glass partition separates the study from the living area while maintaining brightness and openness. The space feels zoned without being enclosed. Tip: Glass partitions are perfect for BTO - they allow light to flow through while still creating functional zones for work or study.
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