A Dark Mid-Century Modern Living Room That’s a Canvas of Creativity
2636
- Mid-Century Modern
- HDB (Resale)
- ~1,100 sqft
- 3 br
- Couple Living
Hey Hipvan Community! As part of Hipvan’s Community Ambassador Program Season 7, we’re thrilled to invite you into the heart of our home—our living room. It’s a place where style, passion, and personality blend together in the most unexpected and delightful ways. Located in our 5-bedroom resale HDB unit in the lively North East region, this living room is our ever-evolving masterpiece. With no single style to adhere to, we’re constantly reimagining and reshaping the space every few months. Right now, it’s a mix of mid-century modern’s clean lines and rich wood tones, balanced by contemporary minimalism’s sleek simplicity. But who knows what the next transformation will bring? Every element in this room has been carefully curated, with each design choice reflecting a fusion of aesthetics and our personal flair. Picture a wall-mounted arcade machine taking center stage, flanked by a black leather sofa that grounds the room. 
Behind it, a gallery of our favorite artist-designed skateboards adds a nostalgic twist, while colorful lamps and neon lights scattered throughout inject an eclectic, playful energy. As true music lovers, we’ve carved out a cozy nook dedicated to our vinyl collection. This is where we unwind, sinking into a comfy lounge chair and letting the music take over—sometimes familiar, sometimes experimental, but always an immersive experience. And if you’re a fan of the little details, you’ll find art toys tucked into every corner, each one bringing its own quirky charm to the space. What truly sets this room apart isn’t just the furniture or decor—it’s the way it feels. Every change breathes fresh life into the space, making it a constant reflection of our ever-shifting inspirations and creative energy. Stay tuned for the full tour, where we’ll guide you through every nook and cranny of this living room and the rest of our home, showing how design, music, and a love for unique collectibles can transform a space into a living, breathing work of art.
- 30 September
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