Towner Road: 4-Room HDB with Minimalist, Muted Palette

Traditional Scandinavian homes feature space with muted, neutral palette with minimalist furniture pieces and interior design. With the emphasis to the Scandinavian design, this 4-room HDB interior design in Towner Road shows a sense of balance when it comes to functionality and simplistic beauty – which are the main characteristics of a Scandinavian style.

This interior design in Singapore starts with a grey and white kitchen. The kitchen island is a personal request by the owner during the interior design space planning stage of this home. The island is one of the few classy additions to space, giving the entire room additional purpose and beauty. While the kitchen interior feels refined with the grey cabinets, the white walls and island countertop make it look neat and clean.

Any Scandinavian design always includes lighter woods to give the home a warm vibe. In the kitchen, we incorporate the wood in the kitchen island, which puts it effortlessly artistry but still classy.

Another corner of the house with the incorporation of the wood is the walkway from the living room. It has ceiling-to-floor wood cabinets partnered with white wall and natural wood palette flooring to provide extra storage.

The long windows are installed to maximise natural light in the living room. Sheer curtains are used to let the light seep in the entire space. Natural light brightens and livens up the area, and it also highlights the light-coloured walls and wood accents in the room as well as lightly-shaded furniture pieces.

In the living room, the muted palette continues to create a homey feel. The wooden table has the same shade of wood as the other wooden features in other rooms while the chairs are all in dark grey shades. The additional lighting provides the space with a cosy vibe. Even the study room illustrates a classic minimalist look with wooden table and big windows to allow the light to brighten the space.

The bathroom has a mix of white and light wood finishes seamlessly. These kinds of interior design styles add a sense of intimacy to this personal space of the house.

With a strong muted palette, the bedroom highlights the neutral palette of the wooden closet, flooring, side table, and media shelf below the television. All of which complement the light grey wall and ceiling shade, making the room inviting for a good night’s sleep.

The main element of Scandinavian style, whether residential and commercial interior design in Singapore, is minimalism with an emphasis on balancing classy, uncluttered, and muted palette on the overall look of the house.

At Inform Design & Contracts, our goal is to create a home that will give a sense of a smooth transition of neutrals throughout the house while highlighting functionality and style.