Have you ever wondered what your neighbours’ houses looked like on the inside? Well, now you can satisfy your curiosity by taking a peek into these stylistically diverse condo apartments at Esparina Residences! From the quirkily eclectic to cosy Scandinavian designs, the apartments featured here are full of character and life. If you find a neighbour’s house featured in this list, you’re welcome to use it as a conversation starter in the lift!
1. Biking enthusiasts, this is one creative way to incorporate your love for biking into your house! Create a space-efficient wall mount for your bike in the study cum walk-in closet, and to kick your gears up a notch, why not go for unconventional lightings such as a bicycle tyre with a bulb suspended above your head?
Interior Designer: Versaform
Cost of renovation: $30,000
2. Cool little surprises are scattered around this contemporary house if you know where to look. The apartment appears more spacious than it actually is because of the cleverly positioned mirror behind the unique booth-style dining table. There is also ample seating space for guests, and the use of venetian blinds as a privacy partition at the hallway is an extremely clever idea.
Architect: EHKA Studio
3. Every nook and cranny of this apartment is extremely photogenic, from the pops of colours that match extremely well to the offbeat decorative accents. Living in this house must feel like a celebration of life every single day, as you get reminded daily of the places that you love (the homeowners’ love for Paris simply shines).
Interior Designer: Dan's Workshop
Cost of renovation: $40,000
4. From the look of this eclectic apartment, you know that its owners are creative and quirky souls who are not afraid to experiment. We love the two contrasting looks in the living room too! Against the wood wall, the furniture pieces are playful and bursting with colours, but on the other side, the pristine white wall with ornate moulding looks classy and regal. Talk about getting the best of both worlds!
Interior Designer: Third Avenue Studio
Cost of renovation: $30,000
5. Industrial with a side serving of cheekiness, this apartment just screams unapologetic fun to us. The homeowners managed to keep the fun elements in check without overpowering the industrial touches. The little bar counter with the Campbell Soup lights and telephone booth that functions as an alcohol display case might just be our favourite part of the house.
Interior Designer: Prozfile
Cost of renovation: $39,000
6. Looking more like a design gallery than an apartment, this swanky home is full of statement pieces that vie for our attention! The gigantic panelled mirror in the living room visually expands the space, and craftily creates the illusion that there is more room behind those walls. Guests will also have something to look at while they dine, as the wavy wall art installation invites contemplation and admiration.
Interior Designer: Versaform
Cost of renovation: $40,000
7. Now that’s one gorgeous feature wall that makes a good conversation starter! And instead of one big coffee table, why not go for circular tray-type ones that are definitely more unique? The half-wall glass partition is also an excellent way of segmenting an open space without making it look cramped, and the green mosaic tiled wall by the dining table is too hypnotic with its sea foam shimmer.
Interior Designer: Fuse Concept
Cost of renovation: $50,000
8. Nothing beats coming home to a clean and bright home like this one! The colour scheme is easy on the eyes, and nothing in this house looks overly harsh or out-of-place. The furnishings complement extremely well in terms of colour, and the lights cast a soft glow on the entire apartment.
Interior Designer: Unity Interior Design
Cost of renovation: $25,000
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