Interior Diary

06/06/2026

Here we share what the homeowner's story and considerations for this renovation propject.

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03/06/2026

Uneven fluted panel for your feature wall?

In part 3 of this condo makeover series, we talk about the feature wall and why we decided to do it this way.

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01/06/2026

Wine Cellar to Art Gallery.

In Part 2 of this Condo makeover, we talk about the considerations behind changing the wine storage area to dining area.

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29/05/2026

Get ideas for your next home renovation with our multi part series of this minimalistic condo renovation in Canberra.

We talk about the design considerations behind the entryway.

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27/05/2026

From the team at Interior Diary, we wish all our Muslim friends Selamat Hari Raya Haji.

21/05/2026

Most people think about furniture first.
The ones who get interior design right think about art too.

In this condo living room, the design does everything a good Japandi space should.
Clean lines, natural materials, warm neutrals, nothing fighting for attention.

But what takes it from beautiful to genuinely memorable is a set of four artworks representing each season, placed with intention and chosen to work with the palette rather than against it.

Spring, summer, autumn, winter. Each piece subtle on its own.
Together, they give the room a quiet narrative that you feel before you fully notice it.

That is what thoughtful interior design looks like. Not just picking what looks good, but understanding how every element in a room speaks to every other element.

This is one of our favourite living rooms to date, and the artwork is a big reason why.

If your home has good bones but still feels like something is missing, it might not be the furniture. It might be the story the room is trying to tell.

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13/05/2026

For this condominium project, the bedroom was envisioned as a retreat from the pace of everyday life. Soft neutral tones, warm wood textures, and layered lighting work together to create a space that feels calm, intimate, and effortlessly refined. Clean lines and integrated storage maintain visual clarity while allowing the room to remain warm and inviting.

The study continues the home’s Japandi-inspired language with a focus on balance and functionality. Thoughtfully planned carpentry and understated materials create a workspace that feels productive without becoming overwhelming, blending seamlessly into the overall home aesthetic.

Even the bomb shelter was carefully integrated into the design narrative. Concealed within custom-built carpentry, the space remains discreet and visually unobtrusive, preserving the clean architectural flow of the home while maximising functionality.

The result is a home where every space, seen and unseen, was designed with intention. Quietly luxurious, deeply functional, and timeless in its simplicity.

13/05/2026

We're looking to leada growing shift in home renovation trends, as more Singapore homeowners move away from stark white minimalism toward warmer, earthier spaces anchored by terracotta tones and natural textures.

Interior Diary Pte Ltd Press Release - An award winning Singapore-based interior design firm, Interior Diary is leading a growing shift in home renovation trends, as more Singapore homeowners move away from stark white minimalism toward warmer, earthier spaces anchored by terracotta tones and natura...

08/05/2026

Imagine a home that welcomes you the moment the door opens

For this newly renovated space, the entrance was designed to feel calm, intentional, and quietly luxurious. Full-height oak-toned carpentry keeps the space visually clean while offering generous hidden storage (also fun when kids visit!), allowing the home to remain uncluttered and effortlessly serene.

Moving into the living area, soft earthy tones and warm lighting create a gentle transition from the outside world into a space made for slowing down. Inspired by Japandi living, every detail was carefully considered to balance functionality with warmth, from the natural wood finishes to the subtle layering of textures and light.

The result is a home that feels airy, grounded, and timeless. A modern sanctuary designed for everyday living.