Wood and white look allow couple's vibrant art pieces to shine in 4-room home

Who: A couple and their two dogs
Home: Four-room Build-To-Order flat in Punggol
Size: 914sqf

Graphic designer and graffiti artist Adam Wang creates energetic and eye-catching art pieces, so it would've been a shame if his work - as well as his wife Rae's beautiful origami paper crafts - did not have a dedicated display space!

Interior designer and long-time friend Melvin Tan of Hello Embryo came up with the perfect idea: A supersized wooden pegboard, for the couple to display their creative knick-knacks and trinkets. This pegboard anchors the four-room HDB flat, setting the tone for a creative home.

Referring to the pegboard, Melvin shares: "We wanted it to be versatile, so I incorporated pegs and wooden shelves that can be rearranged as they like, and chose a light-hued veneer that allows their vibrant work to shine."

The couple's creative endeavours also influence the rest of the interior space, such as layering of the bomb shelter door with a chalkboard surface, and converting one bedroom into a studio.

The rest of the home maintains a bright and airy atmosphere, thanks to the winning combination of wood and white tones. Soft furnishings, such as a cream high-pile rug from Ikea and pillow covers from H&M Home, add to the cosiness.

Where to go: Hello Embryo, www.helloembryo.com

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