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We took on this landed property renovation in Singapore by leaning into colour and shape as the main design language. Playful details, like scalloped wardrobe doors and a hand-painted mural wall, give the home a warm, artistic feel that still stays practical for everyday family life.
In the kitchen and dining area, a sliding mirrored pass-through window connects the two spaces, while a terrazzo backsplash and wood countertop bring texture against otherwise simple grey cabinets. A separate coffee corner uses a rich wood backsplash to feel distinct from the main kitchen, giving the family a proper spot to slow down.
In the bedrooms, scalloped wardrobe doors in blush pink and cream turn a functional piece of carpentry into a real design feature, while a hand-painted mural wall in soft, organic shapes adds a creative touch without needing patterned wallpaper. In the bathroom, fluted green tiles wrap around a double vanity with oval mirrors and oval basins, paired with a terrazzo-look counter and black tapware for contrast, so even a functional space feels considered rather than an afterthought.
The final details at 29s D’elias Terrace tie the whole home together without losing its personality. The scalloped wardrobe fronts and mural wall act as feature walls in their own right, giving each bedroom its own identity while still fitting the home’s overall colour story. In the bathroom, the green fluted tiles and terrazzo counter create a fresh, spa-like finish, while the kitchen’s terrazzo backsplash carries the same textured, speckled look used in the bathroom counter, tying the home’s materials together without repeating a single pattern. Together, these details prove that a big home can still feel personal, room by room, without losing sight of the bigger picture.
| Field | Landed S$20 |
|---|---|
| House type | Landed |
| Renovation fee | S$200,000 |
| Reno period | 16 wks |
| Completion year | 2026 |
| Size | 300 sqm |
| Design fee | S$2,250 |
| Bedrooms | 5 |
| New / Resale | Resale |
| Carpentry | Y |
| Feature wall | Y |
| Furniture & appliances | N |
| Flooring | Y |
| Hacking | Y |
| Tiling | Y |
| False ceiling | Y |
| Air-con | N |
| Electrical wiring | N |
| Plumbing | Y |
| Painting | Y |
| Wallpaper | N |
| Lighting | N |
| Decoration | N |
| Extension | N |
| Matched property | 29s D’elias Terrace |