Malaysian home in Cyberjaya exudes warmth and tranquillity with neutral tones


Amy uses a straightforward approach in her tablescape, using two to three types of flowers in no more than three colours to achieve a clean and elegant appearance. Photos: @az.havenblessed

Amy Asmidar has always liked white, beige and wood tones, and unsurprisingly, her lovely home is awash in such colours, giving out a calm, pleasant vibe.

“Yes, my home prominently features these tones. I’ve developed an affinity for these colours over time for several reasons. Firstly, these colours exude a sense of simplicity and serenity, which aligns with my desire to create a comfortable, peaceful and inviting environment in my home,” said Amy, 37, who is self-employed.

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