A Kentucky Derby-inspired sitting room, Holiday House NYC, 2014. Interior design: Patrick James Hamilton Designs; Photo: Jody Kivort.
Inspiration for a transitional open concept light wood floor living room remodel in New York with gray walls

Pinnacle wood clad windows with Dove Gray and Charcoal Gray exteriors. The project utilizes direct sets, casements, narrow sliding patio doors, all with factory finished clear coat pine interiors Established in 1946, Windsor Windows & Doors offers quality windows and doors for builders, architects and homeowners, with a solution for nearly every application: Pinnacle Wood, Legend Cellular PVC, Next Dimension Vinyl, Bi-fold doors, and WinPac sash replacement kit. Our Pinnacle, Legend, and Next Dimension products are all custom-built. Each product is designed to meet your specific needs, depending on architectural style, regional preference and price point. Windsor is an Energy Star® Partner and our products are NFRC rated, meaning that they meet exacting standards for energy efficiency and durability. You can find Windsor products at select dealers throughout the United States, Mexico and Canada. To find a Windsor dealer near you, please visit the Dealer Locator on our website at http://windsorwindows.com/DealerLocator.page

James R. Salomon Photography
Example of a beige two-story wood exterior home design in Portland Maine with a shed roof

Rubenstein David, in a Medford, Oregon art studio

In an era where holistic well-being is prioritised, luxury in commercial interiors extends beyond the visual and functional aspects. It encompasses the psychological and physical well-being of the occupants. At Future Concepts, we incorporate elements that promote health and wellness, such as ample natural light, biophilic elements, and ergonomic furnishings. Creating spaces that foster a sense of tranquillity, balance, and positivity is integral to the modern concept of luxury.

In an era where holistic well-being is prioritised, luxury in commercial interiors extends beyond the visual and functional aspects. It encompasses the psychological and physical well-being of the occupants. At Future Concepts, we incorporate elements that promote health and wellness, such as ample natural light, biophilic elements, and ergonomic furnishings. Creating spaces that foster a sense of tranquillity, balance, and positivity is integral to the modern concept of luxury.

In an era where holistic well-being is prioritised, luxury in commercial interiors extends beyond the visual and functional aspects. It encompasses the psychological and physical well-being of the occupants. At Future Concepts, we incorporate elements that promote health and wellness, such as ample natural light, biophilic elements, and ergonomic furnishings. Creating spaces that foster a sense of tranquillity, balance, and positivity is integral to the modern concept of luxury.

Colour schemes play a crucial role in interior design. They brighten up the darkest of spaces and transform a dull room into a place of energy and excitement. The right mix of hues also affect one’s mood and behaviour, and they can be used to elicit specific energies a home or building owner wants to feel in their space. Colour psychology is a powerful tool in architecture and interior design. It goes beyond aesthetics; it contributes to various aspects of spatial utilisation, such as lighting, the illusion of space, environmental ambience, and user comfortability, among others. What do you need to know about colour psychology? In case you are looking for colour scheme recommendations from the best interior design in Singapore, below are a few things that are worth looking at: 1. Grey. Apart from becoming a household name due to a famous movie franchise, grey is known to be one of the most flexible and versatile colours that appeal to various personalities. It is a preferred shade for corporate environments and spaces that speak of class and sophistication because it speaks of intelligence and security. Grey also creates a feeling of calmness and composure, making it ideal for homes with growing families. Depending on its brightness or intensity, grey can work well with stronger colours, such as white, black, and blue. 2. Blue Blue is the colour of courage, loyalty, and confidence. People often wear blue because they feel like they’ll never go wrong with it. The same concept applies to interior design; people who prefer to use blue as a backdrop either want to feel calm and relaxed, or vocal and confident. Darker shades of blue are used on either floors or walls of ballrooms, convention centres, and conference rooms, as they showcase a luxurious ambience. Meanwhile, lighter hues such as powder blue, azure, or cerulean blue, instil a feeling of peace and tranquillity, making them great for bathrooms and bedrooms. 3. Red Red is the colour of ambition, strength, and fierceness. It is usually associated with power and love and many other strong emotions. It also screams for attention; thus, a lot of establishments in various industries use it to attract customers. While some people find it too loud to the eyes, red can be used as a central colour for interior spaces. It is ideal for master’s bedrooms because it ignites an intimate ambience. It is also used in study rooms and offices to create an environment of power and dominance. Some of the best interior design in Singapore have used red accessories to break the monotony of a room since they add excitement to areas that are dominated by white and pastels. 4. Brown Brown is a growing colour of choice in home interiors because of its calm and tranquil vibe. It is also a versatile shade that works with various colours and is essential in nature-inspired colour schemes. Brown may not only be used as a central colour, but as a complement to white, blue, green, and yellow shades. It is also suitable for furniture pieces to elicit a more natural and organic approach to space.

A new build home that Enviable Designs Inc. designed from the beginning to the end. Classic and transitional with extreme attention to intricate details. Photographed by Vicky Tan