5 core design concepts to use on your home for a great visual impact


The Penang Hill Gallery @ Edgecliff incorporates the principle of emphasis in the Funicular Train Gallery. The architect deliberately designed a central timber-toned band that continued from floor to ceiling to act as a central welcoming statement. Photos: BEu Tan Architect

Welcome back to our series of articles on unearthing tips and tricks in interior design. Homeowners like you can be your own mastermind and designer of your abode. I am still keen to talk about the intangible elements in design.

Two weeks ago, we discussed using texture in decorating your home. Today, we unearth five principles of design that are important to grasp and apply in design.

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