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Renowned for their exquisite collection of designer kitchens, Signature Kitchen now leads the way with the latest living concepts and designs that will delight discerning individuals looking for an aesthetically designed home feature to match their personality and lifestyles. Delve into their latest series of Signature Living furniture pieces, crafted with pure passion for beauty and style.

The Bed
Integrating wood in the bedroom is a wonderful way to creating a close-to-nature ambience as wood furniture is comfortable and pleasing to the sight. This bed is designed to fit into your cosy bedroom while offering a stylistic element. With its tall headboard upholstered with lovely button design, the bed looks absolutely elegant accompanied by two suspended side tables.

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The TV Cabinet
Based on the concept of new modernity, this suspended TV cabinet flatters with its simple lines and serves up a contemporary appeal. It is quintessentially a versatile piece of accessory that complements various concepts of cosmopolitan living.

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The Writing Desk
With its sleek façade, this desk provides modern form and function while resting atop metal legs. Equipped with two slim drawers, this piece will be an epitome of your tasteful personality and at the same time, blend seamlessly into your room design.

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The Signature Experience
It all starts with Signature’s ‘Service Promise’ – which takes care of you from the first cup of coffee when you walk in, right up to a proper handover and cleaning service upon the completion of your purchase, to ensure that all customers are fully satisfied. The journey of your purchase does not end when your item has been delivered; you still get to enjoy benefits and privileges via the Signature Privilege Card Program.

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7 Ways to Disguise Your TV in Your Living Room

The television is considered by many to be a staple of the living room, but some may want it stowed when it is not in use, or reduce its visual prominence simply because those screens can sometimes overwhelm design schemes by being too large for a certain space. We extracted the following tips from our resident decorators to help make your television blend seamlessly with the décor, or to completely hide it from view and make it a space-saving pop-up entertainment feature of your home.

1. A Dark Background
Mount your television on a wall painted (or wallpapered) in a dark colour to make the edges of the screen blend in with the background.

When mounted on a black wall, a television will disappear when turned off. Image Credit: GDY Design & Construction

2. Horizontal Lines and Shelving
Incorporate a series of horizontal lines on the wall around where your television is mounted. The horizontal lines of accents can limit the size of your television, making the screen seem smaller.

The horizontal lines of the shelves on the wall seem to shrink the television, incorporating the screen as though it was just another object on display. Image Credit: X Two Concept

3. The Rule of Three / Thirds
The rule of three / thirds is a guiding principle of arrangement used to compose everything from literary works to visual images. In the context of obscuring your television, this guideline can be used to diminish the visual impact of the black screen by arranging it near two other points of interest, such as speakers or decorations.

Mount the television on a dark wall, then add decorations or speakers on either side of the screen to reduce its perceived width, make it less visually conspicuous, and widen the space. Image Source

4. Matching Accents

The rule of three / thirds can be extended beyond decorations to include accents on the wall around the television. An accent paired and matched with a television can also help to balance out the visual focus and direct the eye away from the screen.

The addition of two decorative features (niches in this instance) alongside the television draws visual attention away from the screen. Image Credit: Mode Interior

The positioning of this television next to the matching wall-mounted shelf and console unit reduces the visual prominence of the screen. Image Credit: Jashen Interior Design

5. Reflective Surfaces
Surround your television with mirrors or other reflective accents to reduce the weight of the screen’s own reflections. Or go all out for a specialty artisanal television mirror to fully disguise a screen as a decorative looking glass.

This television is bordered by large mirrors which reduce the visual impact of the screen’s reflections. Image Credit: Jashen Interior Design

6. Cabinets and Doors
Mount your television in a cabinet or niche and fix some sliding or folding covers in the form of curtains or doors. When not in use, the television can be covered up and hidden completely. While the effect requires the skilled hands of a carpenter, the result is an effective and aesthetically pleasing form of coverage for the screen.

This television can be hidden by closing the sliding doors on either side of the media unit. Image Credits: Homlux Interior Furnishing

7. Artful Camouflage
Choose a television that can double as a piece of art, then surround it by other decorative pieces to create an artsy mural to hide the screen. With something like Samsung’s The Frame, complete camouflage among framed artworks can be maintained with the television on Art Mode.

Complete camouflage of your television as a piece of framed art can be achieved with Samsung’s The Frame, pictured hiding here while sporting the optional walnut bezel. Image Credit: Samsung Electronics

Article by Kevin Eichenberger

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Nuances of Gray – 20 Elegant Home Interior Design Ideas

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Colourful Rooms to Lift Your Mood

We once looked into the means and ways of using bright colours to decorate an interior. This time around, we pressed our design experts for examples of their uses of colour to enliven otherwise bland spaces.

The Pre-Schooler’s Room

We begin our exploration with two examples of children’s rooms where colour is liberally used to stimulating effect. The conventional wisdom regarding colour – at least when applied to spaces frequented by mini-people, is to use a vibrant palette in an effort to stimulate the visual cortices of growing minds.

The Pre-Adolescent’s Room
As children age and begin to form their identities, favourite colours start to become a matter of concern when going through colour swatches. A child’s bedroom can be saturated in bright shades of a preferred colour to produce an enlightening ambiance.

Image Credits: Sky Creation Asia

The Teenager’s Room
Further ahead in a young person’s life, the issues of self-sufficiency and ownership of one’s own spaces comes to the forefront. Colours are used in older children’s bedrooms to personalise spaces, and to comfort as well as to enliven the mind of the occupant.

Image Credit: ID Industries

The Adult’s Bedroom
Colours can also be used to help adults retain some playfulness while in the midst of seeking a sustainable work-life balance. Just a few features – wall accents, carpets, pillows, and some wallpaper are all that are needed to turn a clinical space into a warm and personalised domain.

Image Credit: Design Base

Living Spaces
The use of colours need not be restricted to just bedrooms, saturating living spaces in rich hues of blue can turn simple entertainment areas into zones of stress relief. This effect can be achieved just as easily with the addition of coloured light as with some throw cushions as accents.