In the ever-evolving landscape of interior design, one style stands out for its unapologetic, raw beauty—Brutalism. Brutalist design is primarily a style that emerged post-World War II, particularly started in the 1950s and prevalent till the 1970s, as a response to the need for reconstruction.

Turnkey Interior Design is a comprehensive approach to transforming living or working spaces. Instead of juggling different contractors for design, purchasing, construction, and setup independently, a turnkey service simplifies the entire procedure.

In the ever-evolving landscape of Singaporean housing, the trend towards additions and alterations (A&A works) is becoming increasingly popular. Homeowners are increasingly drawn to the idea of transforming their existing residences, fuelled by a desire to modernise designs, accommodate growing families, or rejuvenate familiar spaces.

Singapore’s skyline radiates a vibrant energy, replicating the dynamic spirit of its residents. Within the warm retreat of your home, a fresh atmosphere begins–a harmonious blend of contemporary design with cutting-edge technology. This is the basis of eco-conscious luxury, where every detail gives off a sense of timeless elegance.

Are you craving a home that is welcoming and at the same time looking to save space and have a home that is practical and easy to maintain? Look no further than the timeless allure of Scandinavian interior design also known as Scand style. In Singapore homes where space is limited, a Scandinavian-styled home will likely make your home look far more spacious than it is with its clean and straight lines.

As the year draws to a close and we stand on the brink of a new beginning, it might just be the perfect moment to revitalize your home interior. At M.INTERIOR, we're here to offer invaluable insights, guiding you in crafting spaces that authentically reflect your personality and lifestyle.

Wabi-sabi is a remarkable Japanese aesthetic philosophy that embraces on to the beauty found in imperfections and by simply welcoming a less-is-more mentality. The core principles of wabi-sabi can be adopted from Zen philosophy.

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