FORMA Interior Design

🌸✨ Just stumbled upon this stunning retro mosaic tiling in Chinatown, Singapore! The vibrant colors and intricate patterns are a beautiful nod to the past, adding so much character to the area. These tiles tell a story of heritage and timeless design. 🏮🎨

Who else loves discovering hidden gems like these in the city? Share your favorite finds or memories of Chinatown in the comments! Let’s celebrate the beauty of our urban landscape together.

🚽✨ Just finished a minor toilet renovation and couldn’t be more thrilled with the results! Sometimes, small changes make the biggest impact. From updated fixtures to fresh tiling, this space now feels brand new. 💫

Thinking about a little refresh in your home? A minor renovation can go a long way! Swipe to see the transformation. 🛁🔨

Got renovation ideas or need some inspiration? Drop a comment or DM us – we’d love to help bring your vision to life!

HDB to pilot new open-concept layout for flats, without walls separating living and bedroom spaces HDB's new "White Flats" layout will be an option for home buyers of a Kallang-Whampoa BTO project which will be launched for sale in October.

“From chaos to culinary haven! 🍽️✨ Swipe to witness the incredible transformation of this kitchen renovation nearing completion. Our team at Forma Interior Design has poured heart and soul into every detail, from sleek countertops to custom cabinetry. Get ready to elevate your cooking experience to new heights! Stay tuned for the grand reveal! ”

Cute little curve kerb

The VIP block.
Feeling lucky to be able to renovate this heritage HDB
It's like a SSS rank of a HDB block as what are the odds of this happening.
Not renovation related but seems cool the share about it:
"Block 81 Commonwealth Close is known as the VIP Block in Queenstown. Completed in June 1964, the 16-storey block comprised 192 three-room and 64 two-room flats. The commanding presence of Block 81 and neighbouring Blocks 82 and 83 earned the neighbourhood a colourful colloquial name, Chap Lak Lao (Hokkien: 十六楼; 16 storey).

Block 81 was also the fourth block of flats under the Housing and Development Board’s (HDB) “Home Ownership for the People” scheme. The scheme was introduced in February 1964 by then Minister for National Development, Lim Kim San, to encourage a “property-owning democracy in Singapore” and enable Singaporeans in the lower middle income group to purchase their own homes. Singaporeans earning an individual income not exceeding $800 per month were eligible to purchase a flat under the scheme. The scheme was piloted in Commonwealth where 2,068 two- and three-room apartments were made available on 99-year leases.

The success of Singapore’s public housing, where 82% of Singaporeans reside in HDB apartments and 81% of the population own their homes today, can be attributed to the “Home Ownership for the People” scheme.  In the 1960s and 1970s, foreign dignitaries were brought to the VIP Block for a panoramic view of Queenstown which showcased Singapore's success in public housing. Among these distinguished guests were Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, in 1965; then Crown Prince of Akihito in 1970; and Spiro Agnew, then Vice President of the United States of America, in 1970."

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✨ Elevate your space with custom carpentry and impeccable design. Our latest project showcases a stunning neutral-toned wardrobe that seamlessly blends with any interior style. From concept to installation, our in-house team brings your vision to life. Contact us today to transform your space into a beautifully curated haven. 🏡✨

🎉 Exciting News! 🎉

We're thrilled to share that FORMA Interior Design has been featured on Megafurniture! 🌐

The article highlights our commitment to delivering top-notch interior design and carpentry services. Here's a snippet from the feature:

Forma Interior Design stands as a distinguished interior design firm in Singapore

We want to thank Megafurniturefor the recognition. 🙏

📖 Check out the full article and learn more about our journey: https://megafurniture.sg/blogs/interior-design-review/forma-interior-design

We'd love to hear your thoughts! Have you had a chance to read the feature? Share your comments below. 👇

Forma Interior Design Forma Interior Design Details Forma Interior Design stands as a distinguished interior design firm in Singapore. With an illustrious history spanning over three decades, they have continually redefined spaces by seamlessly integrating artistic vision and functional excellence. Company Name Forma Int...

Meet Ah Pui, the Picasso of Plank

He could 'nail' task given to him! 🔨

At Forma Interior Design, we're all about creating spaces that not only look amazing but also make you smile. After all, a home with humor is a happy home!

Contact us today and let's build your dream home together!
Don't let your dreams be dreams.
Just do it! ✔️

Director Message:

"Why did the house turn pastel? Because it wanted to paint a brighter future!

Coming soon!

Local CARPentry
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Pot pots completed

Sumthang bruhrang
Can you smell what da Rock is cookkang¿~

Models at work
Install carpentry works

Creating a focal point is an important aspect of interior design. A focal point is a visually prominent element within a space that draws attention and serves as a central point of interest. It helps to anchor the design and create a sense of balance and visual hierarchy. By strategically incorporating focal points, you can enhance the aesthetics and functionality of your interior design.

Pretz eh? Japandi theme completed for Marsiling Grove. Groove it.

Choose a cohesive color palette: Choose a color palette that is cohesive and complements the overall design of the space. Stick to a maximum of three or four colors to avoid overwhelming the space.
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Balance aesthetics with functionality: While it's important to create a beautiful space, it's equally important to ensure it's functional and meets the needs of the people who will be using it. Strive for a balance between aesthetics and functionality.
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Consider the function of the space: When designing a space, think about how it will be used and what activities will take place there. This will help you choose the right furniture, lighting, and other elements to create a functional and comfortable space.
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One uncommon aircon layout for a 4 room BTO where a 24k BTU fan coil is placed in the dining so your living beam not be lowered again for the box up.

LOVE is in the air, LOVE is at your home.
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FORMA Interior Design updated their website address.

May this New Year bring immense Joy and Happiness. Many blessings for you and your family in the year to come. Wishes for the Chinese New Year.