If you want to give your bedroom a modern look of femininity, here are a few easy and subtle ways.
Swap rigid lines for curves to create a feminine vibe. Think round or arched mirrors, wavy patterns, paintings or furniture with soft, smooth edges.
Arrange your own accessories, jewellery or beauty products in ornamental vases on shelves or side tables.
Just one furniture in a neutral-toned room will enhance the space without overpowering it. Try adding a decor item in soft pink for a touch of femininity.
SHELVE IT
In space-constrained living areas, a shelving unit can help to maximise available vertical space. If there are tight corners and cramped spaces at home, a modular series, where you can add on or remove extra shelves as and when you need, would help to make the most of your space more efficiently. Dynan shelf unit, $49.90, from IKEA.
TURN UP THE HEAT
If you are looking to cut down your electricity bill, consider switching up your water heater to the Ariston Thermo’s AURES Instant Water Heater. Equipped with Constant Temperature (CT) technology, it is the first water heater in Singapore to be officially certified by PSB Singapore to be energy saving. You can expect to save at least 16.4 per cent with the heater’s lower energy consumption. From $199 onwards.
3 OF THE BEST STATEMENT LIGHTS
When you need your home to be “lit”, there is no better way than to invest in a statement light to brighten up the room.
POP OF COLOUR
Made of a terrazzo base, this lamp allows you to personalise your bulb of choice. Lámpara Terrazzo Bloomingville, $129.24, from www.aixo.es
MODERN SCANDI
This Scandinavian wall lamp with a vintage-style light bulb, display shelf and USB charging station comes together in a minimalist design. We say multi-tasking at its best! Markslojd’s 3-in-1 ‘Multi’ wall lamp, $158, from Style Deco.
SOPHISTICATED BAUBLES
Add an air of sophistication to the room with this totem lamp in blown glass, bronze, wood and marble. Saturn Luminaries by Vanessa Mitrani, $1,430, from Roche Bobois.
TEXT: BAUERSYNDICATION.COM.AU / ADDITIONAL REPORTING: SEAH PEI JUN
