Planning to move to Sengkang, East Coast or West Coast? Check out these cool home interiors designs that your potential neighbours have!

If you’re thinking of making a move to either Sengkang, the East Coast or the West Coast, you need to check out some super stylish home interiors that you can take inspiration from. Who know that these may just be your potential neighbour in that area!

Sengkang

Sengkang is a rising property hotspot right now with lots of hip young couples and families moving into newly launched BTO and other housing projects. Sengkang is also close to the city and easily accessible to the rest of Singapore too.

Anchorvale Crescent

This Anchorvale Crescent apartment is super cool with a Scandinavian vibe coming from the pale timber floors and matching furniture, alongside white walls and lots of natural light. The refreshing and streamlined master bedroom design continues the minimalist Scandinavian design with the same timber floors, lots of storage, white walls and more natural light.

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Clean, minimal lines in the all-white kitchen in this apartment, are warmed up with the addition of pale-colored timber and a textured tile backsplash.

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Compassvale Walk

The dark and luxurious feel of this Compassvale Walk apartment makes the most of smoky grey tones and luxury materials like stone and timber. The tone-on-tone shades of grey continue into the master bedroom, but they are lightened up with touches of colour and sharp white bedding.

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More glamour in the master bathroom of this apartment; the built-in storage is not only useful, but also a great place to add some stylish decorative accessories, adding a luxe hotel feel to the space.

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216C Compassvale Walk

Bright splashes of pastel colour add another dimension to the warm minimalist look of this 216C Compassvale Walk apartment. The open-plan living and dining space also makes the most of the large floor-to-ceiling windows, allowing natural light to flood the room. In the master bedroom, the use of blue continues; by using two similar colours in the sleeping area and the dressing area, the large room becomes more cohesive. The addition of more colours - green and gold - add a touch of nature to the space, giving it a cosy feel.

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In the kitchen of this apartment, the all-white kitchen space has been warmed up with the addition of timber-inspired backsplash.

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Treasure Crest

This Treasure Crest apartment has a bright, fresh feel thanks to the mix of white, soft neutrals and pale timber furniture. Adding lots of fresh, green indoor plants is another way to make your living spaces sparkle; natural materials and colours are the perfect match for anyone who loves plants.

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In the master bedroom of this apartment, the colours are deeper and richer with a calming blue-grey on the walls being echoed in the bedding and window coverings; more pale timber contrasts nicely with the richer tone of the wooden floors in this space.

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The East Coast

The East Coast is a fantastic spot for local foodies with all the options at the East Coast Lagoon and near Changi Airport. For the more adventurous types, you can catch the ferry to Pulau Ubin, or head to East Coast Park for picnics, BBQs, cycling, or even to hire out a chalet.

187A Fengshan Greenville

This cool blue-toned Fengshan Greenville apartment is the perfect home for minimalists with its sparse use of furniture and decor. The blue and timber accents stop the space from looking too clinical, as does the darker entrance area. This simple but elegant master bedroom is the perfect spot for a relaxing sleep; the timber headboard and bed platform also offer lots of storage to continue the clean, minimalist.

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Adding blue to the kitchen space creates a welcoming, yet still minimal, area in this apartment. Using luxurious materials like the marble backsplash creates a stylish foil for the simple lines.

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35 Upper East Coast Road

The wide expanse of the vaulted ceiling in this 35C Upper East Coast Road home creates an airy and stylish living space, making it the perfect home for entertaining. Tucked away at the top of the stairs, this mezzanine area creates a great place to escape and relax, while still being part of the activities. The use of timber flooring and ceiling beams gives the space a warm and comfortable vibe.

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Looking down from the mezzanine, you can see how open the living space is, and how the textured concrete walls have been left bare to contrast nicely with the use of warm timber and metal furniture.

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Changi Rise

In this Changi Rise apartment the large floor-to-ceiling windows take centre stage, allowing in lots of natural light to brighten the muted natural tones of the flooring and furniture. Fun checked bedding in the master bedroom adds texture and colour to the neutral-toned space, while the warm timber flooring adds richness and contrasts nicely with the white walls.

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Warmer timber tones are used in the this apartment’s kitchen to add a sense of luxury to the galley style; using lighter toned upper cabinets also creates the illusion of more space.

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West Coast

The West Coast area offers so many things to do: Jurong Hill Park, Jurong Bird Park, The Chinese Garden and The Japanese Garden for example. There’s also lots of activity spots like JCube - that has the largest ice skating rink in Singapore - and the Science Centre.

Waterfront Waves

This apartment at Waterfront Waves makes the most of its position with large glass doors opening onto a balcony from the living space. The textured timber feature wall for the entertainment centre adds warmth and interest to the space. In the master bedroom the low bed creates an elegant vibe that is echoed in the glass-fronted dressing area. And the stunning floor-to-ceiling windows bring in lots of natural light.

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Even the master bathroom in this apartment has a stunning window. It has been used here to create a luxe hotel style ensuite with the shower having a stunning view.

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Jurong Penthouse

Nothing could be more luxurious than this Jurong Penthouse with its timber floors, dark-toned furnishings and clever modern storage. The master bedroom in this penthouse is lighter with clever tone-on-tone grey shades used to create a feature of the bed, and cleverly hide lots of extra storage.

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In order to have a lot of natural light in the bathroom, the space has been divided into three parts separated with frosted glass partitions.

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49 Telok Blangah Drive

This sunny family home at 49 Telok Blangah Drive, is full of cheerful yellow which combines wonderfully with blue and the pale timber furniture and flooring. In the master bedroom splashes of bright yellow is mixed with blue and more pale timber to create a zesty and fun environment.

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In the kitchen the all-white design has been softened with the addition of timber accents and flooring.

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679A Jurong West

Simple lines combined with luxurious materials and a clever use of lighting gives this Jurong West apartment a sharp, masculine vibe. The streamlined design continues into the master bedroom with graphic details like large crosses on the wardrobes adding a sharp designer feel to the room.

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The use of dark blue in the kitchen continues the masculine style of this apartment, white counters and flooring brightens up the space and blends it into the living areas.