Home & Decor

Home & Decor is a monthly interior design magazine which aims to make stylish living easy for everyone. Authoritative articles on interior design, home decorating and home improvement equip readers with the relevant know-how to navigate their renovations, with beautiful interior photography and styling for inspiration. Capturing the latest design and lifestyle trends, shops, furniture and furnishings, houseproud owners are able to keep their home perennially stylish and the perfect fit to their changing needs and lifestyles.

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LIGHT AS A CLOUD • Floating vanities are ideal for bathrooms with limited space. Here are 10 ideas on how to use them best.

ARTISTIC FLAIR • When is a sink not just a sink? When it’s a sink from Kohler’s Artist Edition range. Each piece is an intensive study of patterns and palettes, which are then handcrafted by artisans using premium materials.

FIRM FOOTING • A guide to non-slip flooring for bathrooms

9 REFRESHING RAIN SHOWERS • If you’re looking to create a sensual, spa-like, shower in your home, there’s no better way to do so than by adding one of these innovative new rain showers to your bathroom.

THE GAME OF THRONES • Remote controllable functions, anti-bacterial surfaces, and water conservation are some of the new features in the latest water closet (WC) technology.

EDITOR’S CHOICE

JEB SHOWROOM • Occupying two four-storey shophouses, it features a breathtaking moss-covered room.

MAISON LUNE • In Los Angeles, this new contemporary art and design gallery gives the feeling of being a collector’s home.

TACTILE TEXTILES • Multi-faceted designer Tiffany Loy pushes the boundaries of textile construction to create experimental forms and fibre-based art pieces. Initially trained in industrial design, Singaporean textile artist and educator Tiffany Loy has always been curious about machines and production processes. Known for her attention to miniscule details in her intricate woven works, she employs a weaver’s approach to sculpture, exploring relationships between elements of materiality, like structure, tension and colour and creating intrinsically sculptural works that reveal the often hidden tactile qualities within woven materials.

KEY DESIGNS

COLOUR OF LIGHT • Carin Panton, daughter of legendary Danish designer Verner Panton, talks about carrying on the legacy of her father’s works and sharing his love of colour with homeowners of today.

NAVIGATING SAFETY AND HYGIENE CHALLENGES IN A MULTI-GENERATIONAL HOME • Antoine Besseyre Des Horts, Leader of LIXIL Global Design, Asia, talks about better ways to design a bathroom environment that meets the needs of every family member across various ages and needs.

THE EVOLUTION OF SINGAPORE’S LANDLORDS • Aspiring landlords, find out how you can take advantage of the scorching-hot rental market in Singapore right now: from renting out a spare HDB room, a private investment property, to joining a co-living space arrangement.

SPUNKY SPACE • This apartment is a celebration of a couple’s love of pop art, sneakers, and all things hip. ROSSARA JAMIL checks out the uber-cool details that make everything come together.

HEART OF THE HOME • An existing sunken living area has been conceptualised as an amphitheatre-like space where family and friends can gather. LYNN...