8 Open Concept Home Interiors For Bigger Spaces

Knocking down walls can be a great way to make the most of your existing space, whether it is to allow more natural light to flow through or to instantly create an airy and spacious feel. Not to mention how it can also lend a boutique loft feel to your entire apartment. If that is on your renovation agenda, then take cue from these 8 homes that have perfected the wall-less look.

But take note: Not all flats or apartments allow walls to be demolished and altered for safety purposes. Make sure you know exactly the extent of your wall hack and find out if this is permissible.

1. If you are one of those who often host a party, an open area for the living spaces like this makes interaction and mingling easier.

Interior Designer: Hue Concept Interior Design
Location: Mariam Way (condo)
Cost of renovation: $65,000

2. The main reason why you should hack down walls? To instantly create more space, like this apartment that looks overwhelmingly larger and more airy.

Interior Designer: Design 4 Space
Location:Dawson(HDB)
Cost of renovation: $60,000

3. Don’t want walls but still need personal spaces? Opt for glass panels with frosted steel edges for an industrial feel.

Interior Designer: IdeasXchange
Location: Chai Chee (HDB)
Cost of renovation: $32,000

4. The walls in this chic apartment serve as space dividers but without completely closing up the area.

Interior Designer: In Interior
Location: Parc Vista (HDB)
Cost of renovation: $70,000

5. Take cue from this homeowner who replaced his or her walls with wood panelling. Extra points for the makeshift lounge area hidden behind the TV wall panel.

Interior Designer: NextdoorID
Location: Anchorvale Link (HDB)
Cost of renovation: $40,000

6. In this apartment, doors replace walls as enclosures. Opt for sliding doors so that you can still open up the entire apartment for more room.

Interior Designer: Space Atelier
Location: Blossomvale (condo)
Cost of renovation: $98,000

7. Another industrial theme with glass panels replacing walls. The homeowner also used textured steel panels as a divider and decorative piece.

Interior Designer: The Design Practice
Location: Pasir Ris (HDB)
Cost of renovation: $90,000

8. Take note when going wall-less: A cohesive colour palette further enhances the open concept while flooring that flows throughout the apartment gives it the perception of length.

Interior Designer: Absolook Interior Design
Location: Punggol Waterway Terraces (HDB)
Cost of renovation: $62,000

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