Colour and Texture Trends: Transforming a Neutral Home Into a Rich, Layered Space

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Colour and Texture Trends: Transforming a Neutral Home Into a Rich, Layered Space

A couple relocating from London approached Nidhi Jain Associates with a concern. Their Singapore apartment looked “finished,” yet felt flat. Everything was neutral, safe, and uninspiring.

Rather than adding colour impulsively, Nidhi introduced texture first. Bouclé upholstery, fluted wood panels, and hand-finished plaster walls added depth without visual noise. This is a growing trend where texture replaces excessive colour.

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Earthy tones were layered gradually. Clay, olive, sand, and warm greys replaced stark whites. In the bedroom, a textured accent wall created a sense of enclosure and calm. In the living area, subtle pattern drenching through soft furnishings added personality without clutter.

Lighting again played a critical role. Warm, directional lighting enhanced material surfaces and created visual rhythm throughout the home.

This project reflects a key design truth. Good interiors are not about bold moves. They are about considered layering.

For clients seeking a refined yet expressive home, Nidhi Jain Associates delivers spaces that feel lived-in, not styled. That is what defines the best luxury interior designer in Singapore today.

Call: +65 9850 7375
Email: nidhi@nidhijainassociates.com

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