This 4-Room HDB Flat In Singapore Is A Whimsical Pastel Wonderland

By Karmen on 24 Dec 2020

Digital Editor

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Anyone who loves pastel colours will have at least thought about incorporating these soft, feminine colours to their home.

There's an amazing HDB flat in Singapore that's covered from floor to ceiling with different pastel colours, and it works!

Keep reading to check it out!

A 4-Room HDB resale on Kim Tian Road has recently gotten a pastel makeover by Free Space Intent and the results are stunning.

Coming home to this HDB flat every day would be like teleporting into a whimsical, pastel wonderland. You'll be smacked in the face (in the best way) with an explosion of pastel colours right at the entrance where you can see the entire main living space: living room, dining room and kitchen.

Photo from Free Space Intent

Thanks to the breezy open-air concept, the flat doesn't look overwhelmed with colour despite having quite a mix of bright colours, wall murals, colour blocking and patterns on the wall and the ceiling. You'll also notice the use of the same shades of colours and similar patterns, mainly stripes and dots, used throughout the home.

The living room features a mix of pastel colours and striped patterns anchored by a plain, white ceiling and light wood flooring. The pastel pink and yellow track lights add a playful touch to the space while the round built-in seat amps up the whimsical vibe of the home.

Photo from Free Space Intent

Blue striped patterns on the ceiling defines the dining room. The chairs are in different pastel colours but have the same design and gold tone legs; This is a great example of how to make mismatched chairs work.

Photo from Free Space Intent

Arched shelves on the wall act as as canvases for the homeowners to add creative personal touches.

Photo from Free Space Intent

The kitchen almost looks like a pretty cafe with a clean, modern design, pastel colours, terrazzo prints and fish scale tiles.

Photo from Free Space Intent

In the bedroom, different pastel patterns and colours are effortlessly styled to create an eclectic yet harmonious look.

Photo from Free Space Intent

The mismatched pastel theme continues to the bathrooms too. While small spaces like bathrooms can easily look cramped with too many patterns and colours, these two work by keeping the space simple and uncluttered with patterns only on one feature wall.