Themed HDB: Would you do it?

Gioenne Rapisarda

7 years ago

This very fun project popped up in my feed today!

Blk 803D HDB 4 Room · More Info

Blk 803D HDB 4 Room · More Info

Blk 803D HDB 4 Room · More Info

While most of the 'Hello Kitty' elements are easily changeable (linen, decor and decals), some things like cupboard colour and backsplash are a little more permanent.

A theme as bold as this — would you dare?

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Vy
7 years ago
not in a house..may be in a cafe? or restaurant ?
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Themed HDB: Would you do it?

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