Malaysian 3-storey house in Rawang transformed into homely space with soothing green yards


The backyard is a relaxing space filled with various plants like dwarf heliconia, monstera, Rhapis palm and Philodendron selloum. Photos: 146_hse/Instagram

What Nurhafizatul Haswani Mohd Razak and her husband had in mind when designing their new home’s interior was simple: To turn a house into a home.

Thus, after getting inspiration from social media and many other sources, doing research on how to design home interiors, and creating mood boards for each room, they felt that there was one style that appealed to them the most.

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