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You may be wondering how creative you can get with a garden. It's just a garden! No it is not. Your garden is an expression of your personality. Just as you pay attention to color and shape when furnishing your house, you should also pay attention to details in your garden. Even if you don't have all day to tend a garden and you're looking for some low maintenance, a succulent garden is the perfect choice and there are many ways you can go about designing your garden. Have you asked for succulent garden ideas? Your order is coming soon. Pinterest/Renee Wong Succulent Waterfall This is a simple arrangement of a solid color succulent. A terracotta planter, which you most likely already own, can be used, but if you don't already have one, you may want to purchase a planter designed for the purpose. The special planter has one side flat so the normal position looks like it has been tipped over. Set your planter in the "upended" positi...

We will readily admit that in recent years interior design has shifted from a polished contemporary style to spaces with more textural contrasts. In fact, the post-2000s trend has started with adaptive reuse of old structures and smart renovations that bring styles like farmhouse and industrial back to life. Exposed brick walls and imperfect concrete finishes are now being embraced in favor of glossy, faux finishes. But there's still room for minimalist style at its best. Modern minimal interiors combine urban charm with the philosophy "less is more" and appear sterile at the same time. What helps here is using vibrant colors at their most brilliant! The dashing dark blue backdrop in the dining room also brings geometric style to the minimal space [From: Y Interiors] Minimal dining rooms infused with bright pops of color feel far more captivating than those using only neutral hues. Instead of using a background of just white, gray and beige, you ca...

Arguably the most valuable resource in major cities around the world is space, and it's even harder to come by in a busy metropolis like Singapore. Here, every inch counts, and the rows of Housing Development Board (HDB) apartments have traditionally been known for being crowded spaces with poor planning — apartments that offer the bare essentials. Of course, that seems to be changing these days as new owners of these old apartments are turning to innovative solutions for a happier and visually more spacious home. the Bukit Merah apartment is one such home, carefully and skilfully renovated by MONOCOT, combining the best of the old and new. With the glass doors open, the balcony becomes a natural extension of the living area The original 3 bedroom apartment was built in the 1960's and with lots of interior walls the interior was both dark and cluttered. Existing partitions have been moved and some removed entirely to create the new open plan living area wi...