In an age where home design trends evolve like the changing of seasons, going for decades-enduring themes like the mid-century and Scandinavian is not only risky—it’s brave. While easy on the eyes, these themes, when not done well, can make spaces look outdated, boring, and bland. When done right, however, they can be the best visual theme for a property that aims to nail the sweet spot between whimsical and stylish.

One look at the three-story townhouse located in the vast and calm region of Anvaya Cove Beach and Nature Club is enough to inspire a vision for its interior design. As a type of space that doesn’t require a lot of bells and whistles to stand out, it was obvious from the get-go that complicated home design is not what the home needs. 

When we think of interior design, the first thing that comes to mind is a perfectly curated home similar to the ones we see on those fancy glossy magazines. They’re pretty and clean, almost to the point that they don’t seem very realistic to live on.

Thanks to the magic of the internet, homemakers can now search clever hacks for their houses online where thousands of ideas abound. Just a quick visit to your Reddit boards can give you easy DIY tips that will make your humble abode a cozier and more functional space to live in. 

Ready to give your home an aesthetic overhaul? Similar to fashion, interior design trends come and go with the times. 2018 was all about making a statement—with marble and rose gold tones as common choices—but with the turning of the year came new motifs for home design.